Boston Wedding Photographer
For couples who
keep it true to themselves
Documentary wedding photography in Boston and New England
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Your wedding isn’t a template
It’s a reflection of who you are – the traditions you carried forward, the ones you left behind, and the moments you created because nothing else quite fit. That kind of wedding deserves photographs that honor it with the same intentionality.
What if your wedding didn’t look like everyone else’s?
What if you skipped the venue that looked good on paper and chose a place that holds special meaning? What if you cut the guest list in half and filled the room only with people who genuinely belong there?
What if you stopped asking what your wedding was supposed to look like and started asking what yours should feel like?
That’s exactly the kind of wedding I’m here for.
Let’s Make It Happen!Every couple I work with made DELIBERATE CHOICES to get to their wedding day – choices that reflect their VALUES, their STORY, and what MATTERS MOST to them.
My job is to show up worthy of that TRUST. To photograph your day not just as it looked, but as it felt – with the same CARE AND INTENTION you brought to every decision along the way.
My Approach
I spend your wedding day the same way you spent planning it – paying close attention to what matters. I’m not running through a shot list. I’m watching the way you look at each other when you think nobody’s looking. I’m close when your person tears up during a speech. I’m there for the moment between just the two of you that the rest of the room missed entirely.
When things need organizing – gathering people for family photos, keeping the day on track – I step in and handle it efficiently. That way you get to focus on enjoying your day.
Hi, I’m Sam!
I know exactly what it means to build a wedding around who you are.
When my partner and I got married, we were deliberate about every detail. We honored my Chinese heritage through a traditional tea ceremony. We celebrated his Indian heritage through henna, guests in kurtas and traditional dresses, and rituals that made everyone feel seen and at home. Our two cultures wove together because they both shaped who we are and how we love each other.
It’s the same value I approached every decision in my own wedding. I couldn’t imagine it any other way.
That’s what I bring to your wedding. A genuine understanding of what intentional planning looks like, and a deep respect for couples who are brave enough to build something true.
A Confession
I’m not primarily here to take photographs.
Don’t Get me Wrong
You’ll leave with a full gallery of images that show your wedding exactly as it was – that’s a given. But those photographs are the result of something else entirely.
They’re the result of you feeling completely at ease. Of your day unfolding exactly as you intended. Of two people so absorbed in their own wedding that they forget they’re being photographed.
That’s what I’m really here to create. The photographs just come with it.
Recent WEDDINGS & SESSIONS Across Boston & New England
A closer look at some of the recent weddings, elopements, and engagement sessions I photographed throughout Massachusetts and New England.
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St. Brigid Parish Church Wedding in Lexington, MA
Complete guide to getting married at St. Brigid Parish Church in Lexington, MA. Learn about booking, marriage prep, parking, and the best photo locations. -
Pierce House Tented Wedding in Lincoln, MA
Pierce House wedding photos from Kayla & Mike’s big day in Lincoln, MA. See how this historic estate comes alive for a tented New England wedding. -
Boston LGBTQ Wedding at Arnold Arboretum with Spring Magnolia Blossoms
An intimate lesbian wedding at Boston Arnold Arboretum with magnolia blossoms in full bloom, heartfelt vows, white suits, lace dresses, and authentic moments. -
Lyman Estate Wedding: Complete Planning Guide
Everything you need to plan a Lyman Estate wedding in Waltham, MA. Venue capacity, catering rules, best photo spots, and a sample day-of timeline included. -
Pierce House Wedding in Lincoln, MA: Complete Planning Guide
Everything couples need to plan a Pierce House wedding, from pricing, catering, alcohol policy, noise rules, photo spots, timelines, and guest logistics. -
Museum of Science Boston Wedding: Complete Planning Guide
Museum of Science wedding guide: event spaces, in-house catering, best photo spots, parking, and hotels near the venue in Boston. -
Omni Mount Washington Resort Wedding – Complete Planning & Photo Guide
Your ultimate guide to an Omni Mount Washington wedding. Get details on the Grand Ballroom, catering options, and real-life planning tips for the White Mountains. -
Walden Pond Queer Couple Engagement Session in Concord, MA
An LGBTQ+ engagement session at Walden Pond with laughs, quiet moments, and gorgeous scenery. See how Lisa & Alex’s story came to life in Concord, MA. -
Backyard Gay Wedding in Massachusetts
A backyard gay wedding in Massachusetts full of color, joy, and love. See Frank & Mark’s LGBTQ wedding and get inspired for your own celebration. -
Boston Gay Couple Engagement Photos at Castle Island
LGBTQ engagement session at Castle Island Boston. Real photos, real moments, and everything you need to plan your own South Boston couple’s session. -
Indian-American Gay Wedding at the Liberty Hotel Boston
Stunning LGBTQ+ Indian wedding at the Liberty Hotel in Boston. Two grooms, two cultures, one incredible celebration. Photos inside. -
Boston Lesbian Engagement Session at Carson Beach
See Cassie & Heather’s LGBTQ engagement photos at Carson Beach in South Boston, plus tips on timing, outfits, and what to expect. -
LGBTQ Wedding at Belle Mer, Newport RI – Andrew & Max
Gay wedding at Belle Mer Newport Rhode Island. Real photos and planning insights for same-sex couples considering this stunning waterfront venue. -
Belle Mer Wedding Photos & Venue Guide, Newport, RI
Belle Mer Newport wedding guide: venue spaces, capacity, pricing, catering policy, best photo spots, and tips for booking your celebration. -
Hawaii-Inspired Lyman Estate Wedding, A Tropical Oasis in Waltham, MA
A classic Lyman Estate wedding in Waltham, MA featuring pastel colors, Hawaiian-inspired details, and a fun wedding party for a heartfelt celebration. -
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Intimate LGBTQ Boat Wedding in Portsmouth, NH
An intimate lesbian wedding on Portsmouth Harbor – vows on a sailboat, garden portraits, and a love story worth every frame. -
Carson Beach South Boston Engagement Photos
Carson Beach is one of Boston’s most underrated engagement photo locations. Here’s your complete guide to planning a session there. -
Lesbian Engagement Session at Arnold Arboretum & Brookline Booksmith
Gretchenrea and Molly’s LGBTQ engagement session at Boston Arnold Arboretum and Brookline Booksmith. Fall foliage, cozy bookshelves, and real love. -
Nashoba Valley Winery Wedding: Complete Planning Guide
Nashoba Valley Winery weddings: complete guide to J’s Restaurant, the Pavilion, current pricing, and whether this distillery and orchard venue is right for you. -
Shining Tides Waterfront Wedding: Complete Planning Guide
Shining Tides is one of the top waterfront wedding venues in MA. Here’s a full guide to the space, pricing, catering, and what makes it special. -
East Boston Engagement Session at LoPresti Park
East Boston’s LoPresti Park is one of the best spots for engagement photos in the city. Couples love the skyline and waterfront views. -
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DeCordova Sculpture Park Wedding: Complete Planning Guide
Everything couples need to know about a DeCordova Sculpture Park Museum wedding. A complete guide from pricing, room capacities, ceremony options, and more. -
Beacon Hill Boston Engagement Session
Beacon Hill is one of Boston’s most beautiful spots for engagement photos. Here’s everything you need to know before booking your session.
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Boston Wedding Photography FAQs
My approach is rooted in documentary wedding photography, which means I prioritize the honest, unscripted moments over stiff, traditional posing. I aim for a candid feel that captures the true energy of your day, paired with a true-to-color editing style. I want your photos to feel timeless—looking exactly the way you remember the light, the colors, and the emotions of the moment.
I certainly do. I thrive in the unscripted moments of multicultural celebrations, Jewish ceremonies, and Asian weddings. As an LGBTQ+ person and an inclusive wedding photographer, I prioritize creating a safe, celebrated space for every couple. Whether you’re planning a mixed-faith union or an intimate wedding filled with nontraditional, personal details, I’m here to capture your story exactly as it unfolds.
I do. I have a soft spot for the intimacy of smaller celebrations. As a wedding and elopement photographer, I offer specialized coverage for micro-weddings, city hall ceremonies, and intimate restaurant dinners. I believe that a 10-person wedding deserves the same thoughtful documentation as a 200-person gala.
Almost every couple tells me this during our first meeting! My documentary style is actually perfect for people who feel camera-shy. Instead of forcing you into rigid poses, I use gentle prompts that spark real interaction and laughter. My goal is to make it feel like we’re just hanging out while I happen to have a camera. You’ll be surprised at how quickly the “awkwardness” disappears when you’re just focusing on each other.
I take the safety of your memories incredibly seriously. Every camera I use has dual card slots, meaning every single shutter click is instantly recorded onto two separate memory cards for immediate redundancy. Once I’m home, your images are backed up to multiple hard drives. I treat your files with the same care I would my own family’s history.
You can generally expect to receive about 60 images for every hour of coverage. Your final gallery will be delivered via digital download with personal printing rights. My standard turnaround time for the full gallery is 6–8 weeks, though I always try to send over a few “sneak peeks” shortly after the wedding so you have something to celebrate with right away.
Boston Wedding Planning Guides
Tell me about your wedding
What you’re building, what it means, what you want to feel when you look at these photos ten years from now. I’d love to hear all of it.































