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Sarah and Jason were the first couple to book me for a wedding when I moved to New England, so it was fitting that their wedding was an explosion of Rhode Island experiences for their friends and family! From their portraits at the Jamestown Historic Windmill to a traditional Rhode Island Clambake at Kempeneer's in Middleton, RI, I experienced so many of my Rhode Island firsts this day. The couple and many of their friends and family traveled in from Philadelphia so the bride actually had to lead a demonstration at the reception to teach the guests how to eat a longneck steamer (did I say that right?!). The day started with torrential downpours, but just when we needed the rain to let up, the most beautiful sun came out and our Noah's ark weather backed off for the guest to enjoy the reception festivities. Thank you Sarah and Jason for trusting this southern girl with your Rhode Island day and for sticking with me even though I was partially in labor during our first phone call :) Thanks to Marcela Plosker for second shooting for me and for being such a fantastic photographer every time we work together!
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3/25/2026 08:24:54 am
I love how they incorporated so many Rhode Island traditions into their wedding.
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