Intimate
up to 3 hours- Elopements and city hall weddings
- Your ceremony, a few family photos, and portraits of the two of you
- Around 200 edited photos
- Private online gallery

real moments, calm hands, rain or shine
I'm Eric, a documentary-style wedding photographer based in greater Boston, Massachusetts, photographing weddings all over New England since 2015. I mostly stay out of the way and photograph your day as it actually happens: the nervous laugh before the aisle, your grandmother's hands, the last song after the shoes come off. The goal is simple. When you open your gallery, it should look like the two of you, not like anyone else's wedding.
From a nor'easter in Gloucester to a rocky coastline in the sun, a greenhouse, a mountain wedding and one very purple engagement session. Tap any photo to see it bigger.






































Most of the day, I'm the calm person in the corner who notices everything. I step in for a short family list and about 20 minutes of portraits, then get out of the way again.
No staged "candids." I work with the light you have and keep a low profile, so your guests forget I'm there. I've photographed in every kind of New England weather, and when the day runs late, we shift and still get every photo on the list.
Outfits on the hanger, rings and letters, buttons and ties, and the people keeping you calm.
The walk down the aisle, both of your faces during the vows, the first kiss, and everyone who cried a little.
A short, organized family list, then a looser set with your wedding party where they can be themselves.
My favorite part of the day. About 20 unhurried minutes, just the two of you, in the best light we can find. Light direction, lots of room to just be together.
Flowers, tables, the cake, the venue, and every small thing you spent months choosing. If it matters to you, it's in the gallery.
Your entrance, the toasts, first dance, parent dances, the packed dance floor and the send-off.
Around 60 to 90 edited photos per hour of coverage in a private online gallery. Every file is print-ready, with an easy download link to share with family. Sneak peek in 2 weeks, full gallery in 6.
Real wedding stories and practical notes for couples: light, rain plans, family lists, and what actually matters on the day.

A Pinterest shot list is a list of photos from someone else's wedding. Here's why I'd rather catch what actually happens at yours, and what to send me instead.
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Rain on your wedding day is good luck, and on September 26 the sky really committed to the bit. Tierney and Conor put on raincoats, took a boat to their own reception, and never stopped laughing.
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Rows of lavender, a stone arch, an old white Chevy and a meadow full of daisies. One gray summer evening, and these two barely stopped laughing.
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The hour before sunset is the kindest light of the day. Here's why I care about it so much, and why I don't panic when the sky won't cooperate.
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A first look frees up your afternoon and settles nerves. Skipping it saves the aisle moment. Here's how I'd decide.
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Family photos don't have to eat your cocktail hour. A good list and one helper gets it done in fifteen minutes. Then the fun ones start.
Read the postWhat people say after working with me. 5.0 ★ on Google · read the reviews
Eric and his team did a great job for our wedding. Would definitely use them again in the future!
His professionalism, attention to detail, and eye for photography is unmatched.
Did I photograph your wedding? I'd love a review on Google.
Every package includes a private online gallery and full print rights. Every package except Intimate comes with a second photographer, so nothing gets missed.
Getting married on a Friday, a Sunday, or between November and April? Any package is 10% off.
A signed agreement and a 30% retainer hold your date. I travel all over New England. Anything within 60 miles of Boston, and anywhere on Cape Cod, is included. I'll quote anything farther before you book. Heads up: Saturdays from May through October often book 12 to 18 months out.
I'm a Boston wedding photographer, and travel is included for any wedding within 60 miles of the city or anywhere on Cape Cod. That covers most of eastern Massachusetts, southern New Hampshire from Portsmouth to Nashua, Providence, and the whole Cape. For the islands, the Berkshires, Maine and Vermont, I'll quote travel before you book.
Boston, Cambridge, Somerville, Brookline and Newton: city hall weddings, hotels, museums, lofts and backyard receptions.
Gloucester, Rockport, Salem, Marblehead, Ipswich and Newburyport: yacht clubs, harbors, estates and barns.
Hingham, Cohasset, Duxbury and Plymouth: waterfront venues, country clubs and seaside ceremonies.
Concord, Sudbury, Natick and Worcester: farms, inns, historic homes and greenhouse weddings.
Portsmouth, Rye, Hampton, Exeter, Nashua and Manchester in New Hampshire, plus Providence, Rhode Island.
Sandwich, Falmouth, Hyannis, Chatham and Provincetown: beach ceremonies, seaside inns and harbor-side receptions, from the canal to the tip of the Cape.

I've been photographing weddings since 2015. I'm based in the greater Boston area and travel all over New England, from harbor towns to mountain inns.
Most of the day, I'm quietly catching the candid, unexpected moments that just happen: a brother fixing a tie, a grandparent mouthing the vows, the two of you laughing at something nobody else heard. But my favorite part is couple portraits. Those 20 minutes when it's just the two of you, a little light direction from me, and a lot of room to be yourselves.
I've photographed in all sorts of weather, including a full nor'easter, and the occasional delay has never cost a couple their photos. We shift, we adjust, and we get everything done. And I have one rule I don't break: I don't leave a wedding until I've captured every photo you asked for.
When I'm not at a wedding, I'm usually traveling somewhere new or out adventuring with my dog.
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Share your date and a little about the two of you. I read every inquiry myself and reply within two business days with availability and a full price guide.
Send an inquiryYour date, your venue, and what you're hoping for.
Have a quick callAbout 20 minutes to talk through the day and make sure we're a good fit. No pressure.
Save your dateSign the agreement and pay the 30% retainer online. Then you can cross one thing off the list.