Lauren and Charlie’s wedding day in Boston felt like the perfect mix of elegance, energy, and classic springtime New England charm. The day began at the beautiful XV Beacon where the couple shared their first look on the rooftop overlooking the city. With soft clouds overhead and a light mist in the air, the atmosphere felt calm and cinematic as they saw each other for the first time before the celebration officially began.

Lauren and Charlie’s wedding weekend in Boston began with their rehearsal at the UMass Club, where the skyline views set the tone for the celebration ahead. With everyone gathered and the ceremony plans in place, it was the perfect start to a relaxed and meaningful evening.

Most couples who reach out to me about eloping in the White Mountains share the same mix of feelings: they know exactly what they want - something intimate, meaningful, and set against a landscape that takes your breath away - but they have no idea where to start. They're not local. They've never scouted a location in Franconia Notch or driven the Kancamagus in January. And they're trying to plan a wedding, not become a New Hampshire geography expert

There is something about York, Maine that quietly takes your breath away — the way the Atlantic breaks against the rocky coastline, the way golden afternoon light falls across a saltwater lawn, the way a harbor dotted with lobster boats looks in early October. I am Marc Sadowski, and over nearly two decades of photographing weddings throughout southern Maine and New Hampshire, York has become one of my favorite destinations. The landscape here is a genuine creative partner, and the weddings I have photographed along this stretch of coast are some of the most beautiful work of my career.

If there is a more beautiful wedding venue in New Hampshire than The Wentworth Inn in Jackson, I haven't found it. Tucked into the White Mountains, the property carries that rare combination of history and nature that most venues spend a fortune trying to fake — and here it's simply the setting. The inn's grounds are immaculate, layered with mature trees, stone walls, split-rail fences, and lush green lawns that back up against the mountains in every direction. For a photographer, it's almost an embarrassment of riches.