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Megan and Evan met their freshman year at the University of Vermont, and started dating soon after. They were engaged at Orrs Island and returned from NYC, where they are living now, for an outdoor wedding at the Harpswell Inn. It was a classic New England summer day, complete with plenty of black flies to go around for all! Whitney did a fantastic job capturing the essence of the day.
Love this simple bedroom shot… especially the burned out lightbulb and drawn shade. Truly feels like we just happened upon this scene.
Megan.
Evan.
Oooh… no bubbles, celebratory kazoos for the ceremony!
From inside the tent.
Darling cake topper and lop-sided cake.
First dance.
Browse their 10×10 flush album design below:
Venue: Harpswell Inn Harpswell, Maine
Officiant: Sylvia Stocker
Caterer: Richard Moseley, Pot Luck Catering
Dj: David Currier
Cake: Tara Louise
Photographer: Associate Whitney
So happy the rain stayed away for your celebration, Megan and Evan! Thanks so much for having emilie inc. capture your fantastic day!
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I love that bedroom shot, with the little puddle of train, and their altar / ceremony shots are just beautiful (of course, I always appreciate a good ceremony shot!).
The groom looks so good with the scruffy beard. And those eyes… cute couple and nice wedding. Thanks for sharing
I love your photos! The bride and groom look like such a cute couple. I especially love the portrait pictures of the two.
This looks like such a fun celebration! What a gorgeous dress and beautiful couple! I love all the little unique touches you captured!
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Emilie Sommer, Portland, Maine
Vendor: Photographer
Website: Emilie Inc.
About Me: Emilie earned a degree in photojournalism from Syracuse University and worked at USA Today and The Washington Post in Washington, DC, before opening her wedding photography studio, emilie inc, in Portland, Maine. She loves all the intricate details involved in planning, the warm fuzzy feeling about two people in love and freezing those moments in time in a photograph. It’s a contagious dancing-through-daisies kind of good feeling. She also started the Roots Workshop, the directory News Wedding Photographers and the non-profit Pink Initiative
Looks like such a celebratory atmosphere! The kazoos sound like such a fun idea!