ELOPEMENTS
Just us two | small weddings & EVENTS | vow renewals
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Check out this romantic Bermuda elopement featuring a civil ceremony at the Registry General in the City of Hamilton, bridal portraits at Queen Elizabeth’s Par-la-Ville Park, and sunset wedding photos at Windsor Beach and Frick’s Beach in Tucker’s Town!
Liana & Owen traveled down to Bermuda via cruise with 30 of their closest friends and family members. They held their wedding celebration at The Loren Resort in Smiths Parish. They said “we do” with the ocean blue waters behind them.
Alice & Luke had a lovely teeny-tiny wedding. With their parents by their side, these two exchanged vows at Holy Trinity Church. From there, we made our way to Ferry Reach Park to crack open a growler from Bermuda Craft Brewery and go on a litle nature hike. What a great way to celebrate their nuptiuals!
E & J flew down to Bermuda to “tie the knot”. After getting ready at Rosewood Bermuda, we made our way to the Unfinished Church for the big moment! As it was just the two of them - both myself and my husband, Jim, were happy to sign their marriage license as their witnesses. Afterwards, we went through the historic town of St. George’s for photos. While it was a blustery cloudy day - we still “nipped down” to Tobacco Bay Beach to take in the view!
Leamington Caves in Smiths Parish, Bermuda is one of the most unique and beautiful locations on the island. S & J flew down to the island to elope at this historic property. The beauty of this estate extends “below the surface” and into the (roughly) million year-old cave hidden below the property. Surrounded by the beauty of the cave is where S & J said “we do”.
With their parents and brothers by their side, Alana & Neil - also known as “The Brits” - eloped on the tiny island of Bermuda. After getting ready at Rosewood Bermuda, they had their ceremony at St. Peter’s Church in thie historic town of St. George’s. As they were keeping their special day small, Alana said they opted for a few extras: an antique car to go to and from the ceremony along with live musicians: an organ player, spanish guitar player, and violinist. After they said “we do”, the party continued aboard The Zara for a sunset cruise. Followed by a stunning dinner at Rosewood Bermuda’s Rum Room. A very special congrats to the newlyweds!
K & O flew over to Bermuda from the UK to tie the knot with only their “parents in tow”. K had lived in Bermuda as a young girl and the island has always been a special location for her and her family. After getting ready together at the Newstead Belmont Hills Golf Resort and Spa - we made our way to the Registrar General’s Office for the ceremony. Smiling from ear to ear, the couple said “we do”. From there, we walked to Queen Elizabeth Par-la-Ville Park and Barr’s Bay Park for photos.
I had the pleasure of photographing Angela and Patrick’s wedding day celebrations at the Unfinished Church and the St. Regis Resort; both are located in the historic town of St. George’s, Bermuda. One could not ask for better weather on their wedding day and this crew took full advantage of the sunshine. Many congrats to Angela & Patrick on their union!
Brooke & Michael's Micro Wedding at Newstead Belmont Hills Golf Resort & Spa was perfect! The couple got ready and "tied the knot" at the hotel. Their dinner was in a private room at the restaurant on the property.
Molly and Trae - very well may be - one of the sweetest couples I’ve had the pleasure of working with! When we linked up to first discuss their small wedding at Rosewood Bermuda, we instantly “clicked” when we realized we all went to college in the same small town in southern Virginia (and all had breakfast at the tiny dinner right off the main road - albeit it a few years in apart). Many congrats to the two of them!
Who doesn’t love a backyard wedding? Furthermore, who doesn’t love a backyard wedding with a gorgeous water view on Memorial Day Weekend?! I first met Maddy - the founder and owner of Novah Swimwear - and Caleb at a New Years’ Eve Party at The Loren Resort, where Jim and I were working the photo booth. In the Fall of 2020, they reached out about wedding photography! Finally, the day came when Maddy & Caleb said “I do” at her parents’ house in Bermuda. Days after the wedding, the couple hosted an amazing wedding celebration on The Zara.
Who doesn’t love a “homegrown” wedding?
It’s not everyday you get to photograph your childhood friends’ wedding… and it’s certainly not everyday you get to photograph part of the wedding at your own parents’ house. For this reason, this wedding was an emotional one to capture. Kristie and I - along with her brother, Scott - grew up together. I was either down at their house or they were up at ours. We spent Saturday nights and holidays together, swam on the same teams, fished our neighborhood creek together, terrorized the neighborhood on bicycles together, and got into good-ole fashion mischief together.
Lauren and Ed were married in the "midst” of a pandemic. With their masks, wedding attire, and dog - the two “tied the knot” at Bermuda’s beautiful Horseshoe Bay Beach. After which, they held a virtual reception at The Loren. (How cool, right?) This included a virtual cocktail hour via Zoom with several of their friends and family members. They also held their First Dance and Cake Cutting over Zoom. From there, we went over to The Residence at The Loren. Lauren - being a documentary filmmaker - and Ed - being a doctor - both shared a common love of English Sparking wine. They cracked open a bottle and we set off onto the beach for our sunset photos - the perfect ending to an elopement!
Danielle & Greg - along with thirty of their nearest and dearest - gathered in Bermuda to get hitched ! Everyone got ready at the Hamilton Princess Resort and then we were off to Stonehole Bay Beach. When Danielle first got in touch with me and discussed the vision they had for their big day - I knew they were going to be an awesome couple to work with! Check out how they “spiced up” their beach wedding:
Hadeel and her husband, Osama, decided to celebrate their One Year Wedding Anniversary aboard the Norwegian Escape. Hadeel and Osama flew from Alberta, Canada to New York City and hopped on their cruise ship. The first stop - Bermuda! The first thing planned - a Trash the Dress Photo Shoot! When I first heard from Hadeel, I knew it would be a fun photo shoot!