With the simplest of steps and the slightest of breaths she made her way towards him. Basking in the glow that surround her and the light that poured in through the double doors at the back of the church. She was all smiles for this day was long awaited, and had finally come. With the sweetest of tears and the slightest of breaths he watched her make her way down the aisle. The tears began flowing steadily as his lips quivered. With poise and conviction in his voice he made promises to her that she knew he would keep.
He kissed her softly after hearing the words he had waited over 10 years to hear, that she was now his wife and this long awaited day had finally come. Tara and Ryan got married on a spectacularly beautiful day that was filled with all weather conditions except snow. We had bright sunshine, foggy mist, a little bit of rain, a few large gusts of wind, but it could not have been more perfect. Their reception was at the incredibly unique and every bit at stunning Whaling Museum in New Bedford, MA where guests enjoyed a tour through the museum during cocktail hour and got to ogle over old ships and ancient whale bones.
Surrounded by their incredibly sweet, kind, caring and fun family and friends, they danced the night away with nothing but huge smiles and love that could be felt all over the museum. To bits and pieces! Ryan had a suit custom made for him and, if you ask me, he was looking rather dapper in it!
Tara, my dear, you are all thing beautiful and lovely. Such a stunner! Ringer bearer of the year goes t Miles. He charmed every person in attendance with his big smile, impromptu dance moves, and overall showmansip. For a toddler who, at that age, could end up going either way he definitely did his job and did it well. When we left the church in Barrington, RI, the skies were wide open with the sun shining down brightly but by the time we got to Fort Phoenix for their portraits, a cool breeze had settled in along with a considerable amount of fog, providing the perfect ambiance for this seaside wedding.
After spending some time at Fort Phoenix, we made out way back to the Whaling Museum which is nestled into the historical part of New Bedford, which is covered with cobblestone streets and adorable brick buildings. I kinda wanted to put them all in my pocket and take them home with me.
