Most couples start with two questions.

1.) Do I really need a wedding video?

And you may be answering it like this:

• Can I even afford it—I’m already getting photos, with that extra money in my budget, shouldn’t I just skip it and put it toward our honeymoon instead?
• I don’t watch the videos I take on my own phone—will I really watch this more than once?
• I’m not sure I see the value of getting a video—at least I can decorate my house with our wedding photos.

2) Do I really want a wedding video?

And maybe you start thinking:

• I really cannot stand the way I look on camera—why do I even want this?
• I’m having a small, intimate wedding—I don’t need to turn it into a big production.

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Memorial Day was celebrated early by Rachel and Mike by exchanging their vows and becoming Mr & Mrs at the Hyannisport Golf Club on Cape Cod.

The day was packed full of sentiment.

Cape Cod is a special place for both families, often spending weekends at Long Beach in Centerville at their beach house and having a great time with family and friends over the years.

To top it all off, Rachel wore the earrings her dad gave her mom when she was born. (Tell me that doesn’t get you right in the feels…)

Sandwiched between competing rainstorms, Rachel and Mike were gifted the most beautiful blue and gold skies peeking over Hyannisport Golf Club’s pristine golf course and hovering over the ocean horizon just before breaking out into a killer dance party for the rest of the night.

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(Above is Kelley & Geordie’s full feature film.)

Genuine laughter, Broadway-level dancing, and loads of fun are how we’d best describe Kelley & Geordie’s Wychmere wedding.

Seriously, we can’t believe what great dancers these two are! Our terrible kitchen-dancing can’t hold a candle to the moves these two bust out. (Having sisters who are professional Broadway dancers helps with the skills, we’re sure of it.)

Kelley and Geordie’s wedding at the Wychmere Beach Club was absolutely stunning, to say the least.

We had a super stealthy start to our day at the house that Geordie rented for their wedding weekend. This was where he was getting ready as Kelley has a gorgeous waterfront family in Harwich (which is where she was getting ready).

A week or two before, we contacted Geordie and told him we wanted to plan something special.

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Down-pouring rain couldn’t dampen the spirit of love and togetherness for their Chatham Bars Inn wedding.

There couldn’t be a more well suited pair.

Julie’s lighthearted fun and ultimate prepared style combined with Cohen’s super laid back personality makes for an unstoppable couple. ⁠

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What does true love look like?

For Geordie and Kelley, it looks like being able to make each other simultaneously laugh and cry during their vows. Proclaiming that Fleetwood Mac is the greatest band of all time. Blowing kisses to each other no matter who is around them.

It looks like making each other smile in the middle of of a long week. Keeping up with each others competitive nature, and dancing. Always. Dancing.

Being happy isn’t about all the moments being perfect, it’s about being perfectly OK with all the moments. We think that Geordie and Kelley are the ultimate example true love.

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Katrina & Matt had their wedding reception at the Boathouse of Chatham Bars Inn after exchanging vows in a traditional ceremony at Holy Redeemer church in Chatham, MA. It was the perfect Cape Cod wedding.

It was so much fun getting to know them in the time up to their big day. Vivacious, meticulous, and fun-loving are what first come to mind when I think of this couple.

We couldn’t have had more fun or felt more welcomed when filming the love between them, their family, and their friends.

Their love of music and dancing was more than evident… and fans of Beauty and the Beast will be over the moon to know that she recreated the ballroom dance from the movie as her first dance with her father.

Special tokens of love and past memories where EVERYWHERE this night (a faux Stanley Cup was passed around in celebration) and it was absolute perfect.