Discover the magic of Caroline and Michael's unforgettable wedding at the iconic Museum of Science Boston. This unique Boston wedding venue offered the perfect backdrop for their celestial-themed celebration, complete with constellations, bright colors, and starry details. The ceremony overlooking the Charles River was breathtaking, and the reception in the museum's Blue Wing allowed guests to explore captivating exhibits while dancing the night away. With 210 guests in attendance, this Boston wedding was a grand celebration filled with love, laughter, and personal touches that highlighted Caroline and Michael's journey from USC to their Massachusetts roots. Read on to explore more about their romantic Boston wedding and get inspired for your own special day!

Heather and Reid got married on the lakefront at Bournedale Function Facility on the most beautiful early October day! These two firefighters fell in love with each other very quickly after meeting while working on an ambulance together.

Alexandria and Jared have a love for all things spooky and could not resist incorporating it into their spooktacular halloween eve wedding.

Talk about an epic start to the 2022 wedding season! Yasmine and Shams literally look like they stepped out of a fairytale on their wedding day. They had their wedding at Lombardo’s on May 14. They tied in both their Indian and Egyptian cultures into their wedding day.

Stephanie and Steven's wedding took place on September 18, 2021 at Terrydiddle Farm in Rehobeth, MA. Their wedding was so perfectly decorated to fit both of them perfectly. From the centerpiece with fishing lure to tying a fisherman's knot it surely captured their love for the water and fishing.

This ceremony was definitely not your run of the mill ceremony! For starters, Jill danced halfway down the aisle where Sean met her and they finished the walk together. Also, the brewery was open to the public so they had some onlookers cheering them on for their first kiss.

Nick and Sarah got married on Saturday, June 26, 2021 in a family member's backyard in Bridgewater, MA. Just before the guests started showing up, it started to sprinkle. But after about fifteen minutes, the rain went away. As the saying goes a wet knot is harder to untie.

Joe and Cindy said their "I dos" on April 24, 2021 at the beautiful Norton Country Club! The process of getting to their perfect wedding day wasn't the easiest. These two live in Texas and were planning their wedding in Rhode Island.

Instead of a big wedding, they eloped at Scituate Lighthouse with their son and one other relative (and a few strangers onlooking from afar). During the ceremony, their son, Tyler, snuck off and threw a rock or two into the ocean. He always showed up with his top hat for formal portraits.

Having a wedding timeline allows you to see how your wedding day will run and see if you need to make any changes to it. Below are two different timelines for the ceremony and reception. The first timeline is with a first look and the other is without.

Matt and Destanee got married on Valentine's Day at the Scituate Lighthouse. Despite the temperature being in the 20s, they couldn't have asked for better February weather. The pending ice storm and wind all held off so these two could say "I do" while overlooking the ocean.

With the ever-changing regulations for COVID-19, Peter and Stacey decided to move their wedding day to January 2, 2021. They instead had a small intimate wedding at The First Baptist Church in Newton, MA. With 25 of their closest friends and family there in person and many more watching at home via live stream.

Like most 2020 couples, James and Valerie were forced to change their big wedding plans to a more intimate setting. With the ever-changing guideline for gathering size, they narrowed their 100+ person guest list down to 25 and had the most beautiful intimate wedding at St. Kevin's Church in Warwick, RI.

Their wedding day went perfectly: the wind died down just in time for their ceremony, the lighting was amazing, and every detail down to the sparkle pieces in her hair. Gina's brother officiated for them and he added the perfect amount of sweet and funny into their ceremony. After the ceremony, we snuck over to the golf course behind their house to capture the beautiful foliage.

Adam and Taryn's late August wedding was not what they planned it to be. Their plans had to be changed not once but twice all thanks to COVID. With less than three weeks before their wedding date, Adam and Taryn decided to have a backyard wedding and the weather could not have been any better.

David and Patricia initially were planning on getting married in Aruba. But after COVID-19 hit they decided an intimate wedding at home was an even better option. They said "I do" right in Bridgewater center for all to see (including the people driving by beeping there horns).

Not a cloud in the sky and temperature peaking at 102 degrees Fahrenheit, it could not have been a better day for these two. Forty of their closest friends and family members gathered in the backyard.

Most of the time, if a couple hasn't met their photographer before it can be a little awkward and harder for the couple to open up and relax. I once heard someone say that you wouldn't have a different officiant at your rehearsal dinner than your wedding day.