As a Maine wedding photographer, I get the privilege of doing engagement sessions all around our beautiful state. Regan and Steele were my winners of my free Maine engagement session giveaway a few months ago! They told me that they really wanted to do their session somewhere near the coast, and I had been dying to try out this new location!
With Spring FINALLY arriving here in Maine, I was itching to get my camera out and take some wedding photos! I still have another month or so until my first booked wedding this year, so I enlisted my sister and her husband to get dressed up for me!
Every now and then, it’s important to do something for YOU. For me, that sometimes means photographing a styled wedding that can inspire brides for their own big day, as well as highlight potential vendors for them to hire for their wedding.
Chani and her fiance, Zack, live in Arizona, but they are getting married in Maine this summer! Zack’s family lives here, and who wouldn’t want to get married in Maine?!
I LOVE photographing weddings! It’s my dream job, and many days I have to pinch myself because I still can’t believe that I get to spend my days creating such beautiful works of art.
As a photographer, I’m always striving to improve my skills, and one way I do that is to attend workshops hosted by other photographers.
There’s nothing sweeter than being able to photograph the wedding of one of my best friends. And what an incredible day it was!
There’s just something sweet about a small, intimate ceremony. With less than 20 guests, this wedding was just that.
When Alex and Kelsey were planning their wedding, they knew they wanted to have it at their favorite place to be together – at a Moosehead Lake-side cabin in Rockwood, Maine. During the last two years that they had been dating, this is where they had come with their family and friends to enjoy the Maine summer.
If I had to describe John and Carole’s wedding in two words, it would have to be FUN and RELAXING. It really felt like a family day at the lake, which is exactly what I think they wanted it to be like.
Andrea Simmons Photography