Katie and Tom told us that they have about 4 pictures of themselves together. How is it that two super attractive people don’t have thousands of photos of themselves!? We were more than happy to help them out with that problem. We met at Roger Williams Park on a beautiful fall day. It doesn’t get any better than this. The colors were gorgeous! Katie was a good listener and brought a little outfit change for the session. We are still in a state of sweater envy. I want that grey cardigan, Katie! Can’t wait for the big day next September at Bittersweet Farm!

After some romantic time alone with Marisa and myself Liz and Dan joined the wedding party for some more fun photos.  Bittersweet Farms has some great spots for photos.  We really loved this venue.  As I mentioned in the previous post there were so many DIY details at this wedding.  I can’t imagine all of the work that went into making everything.  Liz, you did an amazing job!  We had a great time at your wedding and we hope to see you guys (and little Max) soon!

DIY Greatness!  That’s what I think of when I think of Liz and Dan’s wedding.  Liz made everything – from the bouquets to the favors.  Sort of amazing.  I don’t know how she did it.  I made the table numbers for my wedding and it nearly drove me insane.  Too much pressure!  On an everyday basis though Marisa and myself are crafty ladies so we were very excited to see what Liz was going to come up with.  She did not disappoint.  The wedding was a few months back in November so this smart couple opted to do all the formals before the ceremony.  We were able to get really beautiful images of the two of them outside with some amazing light!  Bittersweet Farms was the perfect fit for their vintage themed wedding…

More photo goodness coming at cha in part 2…