One of the most rewarding parts of our job is capturing moments.  I know what you are thinking – Isn’t that what photography is?  Capturing moments?  Obvs.  We are discussing something a little deeper.  What we are talking about is the moment a bride puts on her veil, the moment a couple is announced into their reception as husband and wife, the moment before a father walks his little girl down the aisle.  These are the biggest moments of our clients lives up to this point and it is truly an honor when someone picks us to capture them.  It’s no wonder that we have been known to tear up at weddings.  You might see one of us doing a quick eye wipe during the vows or a moving toast.  It’s also the same reason we have to force ourselves to take pictures and not to dance at the reception.  The importance and emotion of a wedding is not lost on us.  We are there to document your day but we are also along for the ride, feeling all that happiness and love for our amazing clients.

Weddings are usually about a couple, two people joining as one. Ryan and Rachel brought their family together when they got married on New Year’s Eve. Their two year old, Liam, and Rachel’s daughter, Ava, were there to walk their parents down the aisle. The setting for this intimate affair was the historical Slater Mill in Pawtucket, RI. It was a beautiful spot and a photographer’s dream. Rachel said that her and Ryan were like the gears of a machine, two opposites filling in each other’s voids. There is strength in the differences and comfort where they overlap… (I did steal that from a song. I’m not that poetic). We had a blast taking photos with Ryan and Rachel. They are two of the nicest people you’ll ever meet. This truly was a great way for us to end the year.

You’ve been to many weddings and now it’s your turn!  So many details, but who will preserve them with the same care that you put into planning them?  M.Studios.  Melissa and Marisa have made photographing weddings their love, their passion and their career. Each wedding is as unique as the bride and groom who designed it.   One thing that remains constant from wedding to wedding is the amount of fun we have with our clients.  The wedding day is a celebration and we want to carry that into the picture taking process.  A wedding photographer has to be a portrait photographer, still life photographer, landscape photographer and even a fashion photographer all in one day.  Instead of having two hours to set up a shot we are lucky to get 2 minutes!  That’s where our experience comes into play.  No matter what happens on your wedding day we have the know-how to make beautiful photos.  When you work with us you can be confident that we are going to deliver beautiful, timeless photos.  We have a precise plan for each wedding and an extensive amount of time is put into customizing the photography for each one.  It is our pleasure to be your wedding photographers.