Michelle Eaton Photography

A moment for these perfect details on an equally perfect summer day.

Thank you Esra - New England & Destination Wedding Photographer

Baby G, we’re so happy to see you 🧡

And of course, featuring Rosie, the real star of the show!

Happy Mothers Day to all of the moms, grandmothers, aunties, dog moms, and every motherly figure out there. This world wouldn’t exist without you in it.

Mother Nature was reeaaalllyyy testing us on Saturday!
Sandra and Seth’s day was spent dancing between rain showers but they didn’t let that stop them one bit!

HUGE THANKS TO OUR AWESOME VENDORS:
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Baby P, your family is so excited to meet you!

Alright, after a perfect day like today, I think we’re all more than ready for flowers and late sunsets!

I know we talk a lot about first looks as a couple, but how many of us took the extra minute for our parents?
First looks with parents are some of the most emotional, meaningful moments of a wedding day. It’s a quiet pause before everything begins — a chance to soak it all in together, away from the crowd, timelines, and expectations.

If you’re planning your day, consider carving out a few minutes for this. It doesn’t have to be long or elaborate — just intentional.

Because these are the moments you’ll feel forever. ✨

This is what it looks like when a dance floor never slows down ✨

From the first song, Anahis & Prasanna’s celebration was pure energy—hands in the air and a crowd that showed up READY. The kind of night where traditions blend, generations come together, and every single person feels it.

And that moment when the couple is right in the center of it all? That’s the magic. Not posed. Not planned. Just fully lived.

If your dream wedding includes a packed dance floor and unforgettable moments like these… we’re already on the same page.

Today would be my Memere’s 97th Birthday.

I’ve spent quite a few days debating whether or not to post about this, because to be truly honest, I’ve spent most of this week feeling a little sad. I’m sad because I’m living in a world where I can’t call her up to tease her and hear her laugh, or just enjoy time with her like we used to. I’m sad that I can’t show her photos of Liam, and I’m so sad that she never got to meet him.

But what I am so glad of, is that I had 33 years with her. And knowing how incredible that time was. She was with me through so many milestones, and my wedding was the last big family event she truly got to enjoy.

And now I get to take that love into the world and share it with all of you. I’m always SO excited when your grandparents are able to be at your wedding, they’re some of my favorite people to photograph because I know one day you’ll be able to look back and be so thankful they were there having fun and dancing.

So to honor her birthday, I wanted to share some of my favorite Grandparent memories from the last few years.