Posts Tagged‘Chris Keeley Photography’

February 1, 2018

True Blue

portrait of bride wearing a floral crown — 1. Photographer: Emily Delamater

blue and gold wedding invitations — 2. Photographer: Justina Bilodeau

bride and groom walking down the aisle after ceremony — 3. Photographer: Iryna's Photography

light blue bowties for groomsmen — 4. Photographer: Geneve Hoffman

bride and groom look at the water from the dock — 5. Photographer: Geneve Hoffman

dark blue marbled wedding cake — 6. Photographer: Karen Sigler

fabric wedding signage — 7. Photorapher: Spring Smith Studios

bridesmaids in blue dresses with beautiful white bouquets — 8. Photographer: Rachel Buckley

oyster shaped wedding invitation — 9. Photographer: Karen Sigler

decorative wedding napkin — 10. Photographer: Geneve Hoffman

boutonniere on the groom's non-traditional lapel — 11. Photographer: Emily Delamater

blue wedding dinner table and place settings — 12. Photographer: Geneve Hoffman

young ringbearers smiling for the camera — 13. Photographer: Rachel Buckley

groom's pocket square with accompanying flower — 14. Photographer: Jessica Jaccarino

lobster pot buoy wedding decoration — 15. Photographer: Geneve Hoffman

blue wedding bouquet and matching dress — 16. Photographer: Justina Bilodeau

barn wedding interior with dinner tables and place settings — 17. Photographer: CA Smith

wildflowers on a wedding place setting — 19. Photographer: Geneve Hoffman

blue wedding signage and invitations — 20. Photographer: Geneve Hoffman

wide angle portrait in the mountains — 21. Photographer: Eric McCallister

diamond wedding and engagement rings close up — 22. Photographer: Chris Keeley

{details} The bride’s hair/makeup are by Jessa Blades, Brooklyn, NY; Dress from Gossamater Vintage; Silky hair crown by Sara Moffat, LDBA; This photo designed by Molly O’Rourke, One & Supp, Camden, ME. A pretty blue and gold invitation by theoldmarketprintingco.com Marco Sanchez suits up in navy from J.Crew; bride Molly Barrett wears a Leanne Marshall dress from Ceremony, Boston, MA. Baby-blue bowties for the groom and groomsmen. Kevin + Emily step out in shades of blue on their wedding day at…

November 14, 2017

Renee Bouchard and Sam Habashy

Sam and Renee make a dramatic entrance. Her bouquet contains roses, peonies and eucalyptus.

The Nesmith House in Lowell is a romantic wedding location.

A highlight of the Oval Room in the Nesmith House is a wall mural depicting the Lowell mills.

A stack of cheeses replaced a traditional wedding cake, with a parmesan base, brie, figs and flowers.

Lilac-scented soaps (handmade by Renee's mother) wrapped in vintage sheet music with the couple's initials make creative wedding favors.

Renee shares a light moment with friends, Juhree Ross (L) and matron of honor Melanie Luce (R).

Renee, a professional pianist, accompanies guests during their sing-along.

Lauren Hannon and Melanie Luce enjoy the ice cream sundae bar after the ceremony.

Melanie helps Renee with her elegant full-length veil.

August 7th, 2016 Lowell, MA As a wedding industry professional, Renee has been involved in thousands of weddings (she’s assistant manager of Madeleine’s Daughter, a bridal salon in Portsmouth, NH). So when she became engaged to Sam in 2016, she knew what she wanted: a surprise wedding. “I see hundreds and hundreds of weddings,” says Renee. “It’s hard to come up with something truly memorable. I wanted something unique. Fortunately, Sam was onboard with having a surprise wedding. Guests were…

April 27, 2016

Winter Weddings

the couple poses for a photo on the beach in snow

Six Reasons Winter is the Perfect Wedding Season If you’re like most New England brides, you’re thinking of getting married in June. It’s the most popular month to be married, followed by August, September, and October. But why should summer and fall receive all the attention? There’s a lot to love about a winter wedding. There’s less competition for venues and guests’ schedules are more flexible. Plus, New England winters offer a romantic backdrop, from frozen lakes to snowy peaks,…

March 23, 2016

Winter Romance: Part 2

Kivalo Photography; Bouquet by Blooms Flower Shoppe

Kim Chapman Photography; Bouquet by Seasons Boutique

Kate Preftakes Photography; The Flower Kiosk

Kate Preftakes Photography; Bouquet by Flower Kiosk

Emily Delameter Photography; Cake by Nothing Bakes Like A Parrott; Flowers by Flora Fauna

Emily Delameter Photography; Bouquet by Flora Fauna

New Englanders embrace winter. What’s not to love about getting married during the coldest season? Magnificent scenic views, softly falling snow, a cracking fire, snugly fur wraps, and toasty warm drinks – they go hand-in-hand with the season. These photos feature real winter weddings as well as seasonal inspiration from the area’s most talented wedding photographers and vendors. Check back in throughout the year to see more Winter Romance albums we have in store for you! We just LOVE how…