I documented Rebecca and Scott’s wedding at her family’s home in East Hampton, where the day unfolded with a quiet sense of intention.
They were married beneath a chuppah, surrounded by their closest people.
My focus was on what held the day together, not just the visible moments, but everything beneath them. The weight of each tradition, the presence of family, and the quiet exchanges that often pass quickly but stay with you.
It’s in these kinds of celebrations that I’m reminded that photography is less about documenting what something looked like, and more about preserving what it held.
You can read the full article on @overthemoon and see more of the gallery at the link in bio. Thank you to Lauren Armstrong for writing so thoughtfully about this day.
Planner: @kerenprecel
Photography: @virginiecarolina
Venue: Bride’s parents’ residence, East Hampton
Hair: @hairbydionmoore@warrentricomi
Makeup: @alexaraemakeup
Florist: @mimosafloral
Cake: @ninecakes
Catering:@foodbysung
Hand Lettering & Custom Art: @saltwaterscripts
Rentals & Lighting: @deccobypartyup@partyrentalltd
