There are hundreds of places to get married and as a Maine based wedding photographer I've had the luck to travel around this beautiful state and photograph at many of them. Specifically because of the state’s rural and agricultural heritage, there are many beautiful barns and old farms that no longer shelter tractors and hay but have been turned into stunning wedding venues. There are six of my favorites.
Read MoreWhen Shana and Brooks, natives of New York City, reached out to me about their wedding photography at Brick South in Portland, Maine… there was no way I was going to say no. It is a somewhat of a change from the woods and mountains and barn weddings that I usually photograph, but Brick South is a stunning venue and Shana and Brooks had an awesome vision for their wedding day.
Read MoreMaine is one of the most diverse and beautiful states in the country to get married. Within just a few hours’ drive, you can find sandy beaches, rugged coastline, mountain views, quiet lakes, and four distinct seasons, all centered around a vibrant “big little city” in Portland.
As a Maine-based wedding photographer, I’ve spent years traveling throughout the state photographing weddings at venues of every style—from coastal estates and historic inns to restored farms and tucked-away countryside properties. With so many incredible options, choosing the right venue can feel overwhelming.
This list highlights 9 of my favorite wedding venues in Maine, selected not just for how they look, but for how they feel on a wedding day. While there are many venues I love that didn’t make this list, the ones included here consistently align with my philosophy: weddings should feel intentional, personal, and true to you. These venues offer flexibility, character, and a strong sense of place—perfect for couples who want their wedding to feel like an experience, not a production.
Read MoreAs you plan for your wedding, have you ever thought about some of the traditional things that you're "supposed" to do and where they came from? You might be surprised why how far back their history goes and why their even included and modern day weddings. In terms of wedding photography, think about some of these old traditions. Do they apply to you? Why are you including them? If you've followed my blog in the past, you know I urge every couple I photography to be unique in some way. Maybe it's time to rethink some of these traditions and how they apply to you.
Read MoreFall is the best time of year to get married in Maine. The weather is cool, the leaves are vibrant and the cider is tasty. It is therefore no suprise that I was very excited and humbled when I was asked to be Natalie and Russ' wedding photographer at Mountain House on Sunday River last October
Read MoreJessica's family has owned a house on Chebeague Island, in Maine's Casco bay, for several generations. It was an obvious and intimate place to celebrate her love for Patrick with family and friends. Thanks Jessica and Patrick for choosing me to be your wedding photographer!
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