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.

Crystal and Andi’s Dearly Studio wedding at Bow Market was the kind of celebration that radiated authenticity, love, and queer joy. The two met back in 2015 at Aeronaut Brewing Company trivia night — bonding over identical beer orders and late-night conversation. Nearly a decade later, they were surrounded by their closest friends, raising a glass of champagne in the bright, tastefully designed Dearly Studio before heading to Wild Child for a cozy, wine-filled reception. Both in sequins — Crystal in a floor-length dusty rose gown and Andi in a dark green mini dress — their day felt effortlessly them: bold, intimate, and full of community.

Savannah and Sarah’s winter City Hall elopement in Boston was intimate, joyful, and full of love — from exchanging gifts before checking in, to getting married with their pup Lou by their side, then popping mini bottles of champagne in the drizzle.

A garden ceremony, golden light, and a patio dinner at Corkscrew Winery — our editorial outside Miami marked a new chapter as we officially step into destination wedding photography.

Ali + David tied the knot at the Boston Public Library with one of their microwedding packages in the Guastavino Room. Surrounded by family, friends, and a sweet tribute to their late pup Ruby, their day was filled with meaning, love, and timeless portraits inside and outside the library.

Dearly Studio in Somerville is one of our favorite Boston wedding venues — modern, flexible, and full of warmth. This summer wedding began with portraits in a nearby park, followed by a heartfelt ceremony and a stylish reception that celebrated love in the most joyful, inclusive way.

Carolina and Felipe's wedding day began with a straightforward plan: a legal ceremony at Boston City Hall and a casual evening at a Celtics game. However, their friends had secretly organized a surprise reception in a Cambridge backyard, transforming the day into a heartfelt celebration…

Some weddings are full of grandeur—and others are filled with intimate magic, personal touches, and the people who matter most. Tim and Kris’ elopement in Somerville was the latter, and it couldn’t have been more perfect…

In the world of wedding planning, flexibility and resilience often become key themes, especially when unexpected events arise. This was the case for our lovely couple, who had originally planned a grand celebration in Nahant. However, a family emergency necessitated a swift change in plans, leading them to pivot to an intimate, yet equally magical, micro-wedding at Oleana in Cambridge…

These two college sweethearts eloped and it was perfection! I met them at Merrymount Park in Quincy by the gazebo. The sky was overcast and their was a chill to the air, but we all knew this was happening rain or shine - and I LOVE that energy. From the moment I met them on the morning of their wedding, they were full of laughter and joy…

Hey there, lovebirds! If you're considering a city hall wedding, let me tell you—it's the epitome of intimate, fuss-free romance. Just take it from Emma and Bill, who recently tied the knot at Quincy City Hall before celebrating with their nearest and dearest at Mama Maria's in the North End. Let's dive into their story and glean some tips for planning your own city hall wedding…