On January 5, 2025, six Boston-area wedding professionals came together to create something the city had never seen before. Queerly Beloved — co-founded by Amanda Macchia Photography, One Bell Designs, DJ Dayglow, Dearly Studio, Althea Floral Design, and Lensy Michelle - along with several other vendor partners - brought seven LGBTQ+ couples to the altar for free micro-wedding ceremonies at The Sinclair in Cambridge, followed by a dance party open to all. Over 400 guests showed up. $4,000 was raised for the Trevor Project.

Love knows no bounds, and neither does the beauty of a wedding celebration that weaves together history, art, and romance. Recently, I had the honor of capturing such an unforgettable union at the historic Adolphus Busch Hall, nestled in the heart of Harvard University's campus, followed by a splendid reception at the illustrious Harvard Art Museum…

As a wedding photographer, I've had the privilege of witnessing countless love stories unfold, but few have left as lasting an impression as this one. From the moment the couple reach out to me, it was clear that this was no ordinary wedding day. That was a huge part of how we approached capturing this couple’s day and their portraits…

On the lookout for a wedding venue that marries history with charm? Well, let me introduce you to the Chapel of 1959 at Harvard Business School. Tucked away on the HBS campus, this hidden gem is not just a chapel; it's a piece of history that adds a touch of timeless elegance to your special day. Built in 1959, this chapel has witnessed decades of stories unfold within its walls…

We love an intimate celebration! This small, Chinese wedding began with a tea ceremony at the super fun Arcadian Hotel in Brookline in the couple’s hotel room, followed by family photos and couples photos. Tea ceremonies are a traditional of a Chinese wedding. Sin-Lei and Yushi bowed and served tea to their parents and grandparents as a sign of respect, gratitude, and appreciation. Their elders then take a sip of tea and offer blessings to the couple. The tea is often served…