10.23.10 Leila and Vinny met at a barbecue. The pair started talking while grease spattered over them from the nearby grill –and the conversation never stopped. On October 23, 2010 they took their vows at the Four Seasons Hotel in Boston.

6.18.11. Outdoor nature lovers at heart, Yvonne & Kevin made many trips to the Green Mountains of Vermont during their courtship. "We always wanted a small, intimate, casual but elegant wedding surrounded by nature," says Yvonne. The Pond's Pavilion at the Equinox Resort & Spa in Manchester, VT, stood out as the perfect site for their destination wedding.

9.4.11. Elegance was the watchword as Stacy and Andrew chose Rosecliff mansion in Newport, RI as the stage for their romantic, blacktie affair.

Krista and Daniel Peralta hit the jackpot: after a chance meeting in a parking lot on their way to interview for the same job, they both were hired and they fell in love. But their lucky streak isn't the only reason their seaside Newport wedding featured a touch of Vegas flair.

Set in Cambridge amidst the ivy-covered walls of Harvard Business School, this "Love Story" stars Thayer (Christodoulo) and Philip Meicler. They met while first-year business school students and shared every class, which led to their eventual decision to share the rest of their lives.

Wanting a fun, relaxed wedding with a rustic, vintage vibe, Libby and Michael chose The Barns at Wesleyan Hills in Connecticut as their venue. Carla Ten Eyck, the couple\'s favorite photographer, was chosen to capture their wedding memories.

For Scott and Lindsay, a summer romance blossomed into a long-term relationship and, later, a wedding to remember at Blithewold Mansion in Bristol, Rhode Island.

Beguiling gowns certain to still look fresh as ever while you savor your wedding album on your silver anniversary.

Engagement photos with a unique edge.

GREAT LIGHT, AN INTERESTING BACKDROP, creative composition and a beautiful couple certainly help make a wedding photo fabulous. But perhaps the most important element isn't something you see; it's something you feel, both as the subject in the photo and as the viewer looking at it.