Here’s a an image I just finished working on for a wedding couple. On the day of the wedding before the ceremony, I asked both the bride and the groom to write a note to each other. They would only see this note after they were married. So today is the day! Congrats to Michaela and Scott. You had a beautiful, fun and creative wedding that I am happy to have been a part of. Happy Holidays!

P.S. Click to enlarge any photo.

Congrat- ulations to Jen and Mike as they embark on their new married life together. This wedding was remark- able for two reasons, how down to earth and genuine this couple was and how good the food was. First, I must mention how cute this kid was as he walked up to the doorway, crossed his leg over the other and propped his arm up on the wall. With the hat… this kid was just too cute.

This intimate gathering of 60 or so was held at Tosca restaurant in Hingham, MA. The food was excellent to say the least. One of the best meals I’ve had, period! The dish pictured here is the ‘Costoletta’ of Pork. Balsamic marinated ‘White marble Farms’ Pork Tenderloin, pounded thin and quickly wood grilled with a ‘Risotto Verde’. Click here to see their menu.

Overall, a very enjoyable evening and a wonderful day to be a part of.

One of the last really warm days of the fall, Jen and Steven tie the knot to make it official. The tension was mild today despite the grandeur of the big day. Months of planning have all finally come together. The flowers, the program… the seat ribbons all in perfect visual synchro-
nicity.

All the details have been checked and double checked. The ceremony was a full catholic mass and the stretched Hummer was ready to escort them. The guests waited with abated breath as the beautiful bride makes her appearance. Laughter breaks the solemnity at the alter and prepares us for the ensuing celebration.

The party begins with joy and contentment. An appropriate symbol for the beginning of the rest of their lives together.

Congrat-
ulations to Sarah and Ephraim, a truly irreverent couple. Ephraim, originally from CA, met Sarah a Weymouth, MA native while they were in college out on the left coast. An intelligent, discerning young couple who are committed to each other and helping the world through their work for non-profit organizations. This wedding was remarkable because of the extraordinary love and openness of not only the couple and their families but of the guests
as well. This was a great wedding to be a part of, here are a few highlights from the day.

Dias Photography is available to come to your home for portraits such as these. These pictures were used as a gift for the Mom by her niece. The Mom has already seen them as all of my photo sessions are posted on a password protected website, where you can see all of the images. They make great holiday gifts and high-quality cards are also available. Holiday season portrait sessions book up quickly so call today.

This couple is having a destination wedding on an island and decided that a beach setting for their engage-
ment shoot was fitting. The last photo was taken per request of the couple, as they plan to use this photo for their thank you cards… good idea! Don’t forget Dias Photo-
graphy also offers high quality cards.

Another really sweet couple joins the ranks of the DiasPhoto blog. The wedding day started in West Roxbury as the couple decided to see each other before the ceremony and do all of their formal pictures before-hand. This gave them more time to spend with family and friends at the cocktail
hour. The first photo was taken along the quiet street where the family lives.

This beautiful catholic church was St. Theresa’s also in West Roxbury. The wide angle view really helps demon-
strate the beauty and grandeur of the building. Congrats to the new couple, and best of luck!