Two newlyweds dancing during their wedding reception

New England Wedding Photographer

Wicked Fun Film Wedding Photos of VERY Real Life

Celebrate with your people, I’ll photograph it on film.

A newlywed closing the door of a vintage car after opening it for their partner
A person laughing as they crouch down and pet dogs

Be an actual human
at your wedding

Eat the tasty food, hug your close friends and family, dance your ass off, and actually BE THERE for the celebration you spent all this time planning.

A close up of a person holding a box of beer
Newlyweds laughing as they walk through their wedding guests who are throwing confetti
A newlywed in a wedding dress leaning against a doorframe
A newlywed couple hugging in a field
Newlyweds cutting their wedding cake together
Newlyweds walking in between their guests who are holding large flowers around them
Newlyweds sitting forehead to forehead
A newlywed couple sitting on a small couch together

I believe in real life over perfection.

Real life includes ALL kinds of humans, ALL kinds of love, and ALL kinds of families.

You get to just BE in front of my camera. Your day comes first. The film photos make it even more fun.

Newlyweds laying in opposite directions with their heads laid next to each other

Huzzah!

I don’t know how to put
this, but I’m Mel (she/her),
and I’m kind of a big deal

(Okay, maybe not really, but I love Anchorman, and wanted to make that reference.)

Mel holding a bunny up to her chest

I’m actually a New England film wedding photographer for humans who would MUCH rather be hanging out with their people than posing for photos. Film was never a “trend” to me. It’s how I have always documented my own life.

With me, you can be YOURSELF, be present, and have a wicked good time. You live it, and I’ll make sure you preserve it on film.

A close up of someone holding a pair of pink heels

Holey balloons! Wicked
nice words from a
human I photographed

There are so many wedding photographers out there and she still manages to stand out with her unique photographer’s eye and editing style.”

—Julie E.

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Newlyweds during their first dance at their wedding reception
A person in a wood cabin sewing

What makes you HUMAN is
what makes GOOD photos

Wedding guests walking across a lawn in a wooded area
A close up of a newlywed's feet as they walk on a city sidewalk

Let’s get
WEIRD

Bring your favorite humans and forget about being “good” at photos. I’ll get to know your people, find the good light, and keep an eye out for those unexpected moments you couldn’t plan if you tried.