I love word of mouth referrals. They always bring me wonderful clients. Such was the case with Kathyn and Dana. Kathryn is an amazingly accomplished woman, and she is also an ordained minister. She got my name from another reverend who said I was respectful of the ceremony and unobtrusive. For Kathryn and Dana, the ceremony was a HUGE deal, and it was important to them that they find a photographer who could work with their unique ceremony plans. I was more than happy to meet their needs. And after a rather lengthy phone call with Kathryn it was clear we had made a connection that would make the wedding day go smoothly and joyfully.

The ceremony was deeply personal and reflected their shared spirituality and deep love. I encourage anyone planning a southern Maine wedding who is in need of a wedding officiant to contact Kathryn. Not only is she kind and caring, she works with a group of reverends who all share her respect for ritual and for personal spiritual meaning. I have no doubt that working with her or someone from her group would lead to a powerfully personal wedding ceremony.

Kathryn and Dana had a beautiful wedding. It reflected them and their love for each other and for their close knit family and extended family. It was a true honor to photograph it for them, and I feel very lucky to have been a part of such a special day.

After seeing their wedding images, Kathryn sent me the following note:

“These pictures are fantastic!  There’s not one I don’t like.  Thank you, thank you, thank you! Dana and I have said several times that having you at the wedding to herd all the cats and keep track of every moment was the best thing that we did!  And that was before we saw the pictures!  Wow!  Every time I looked up you were there catching every detail and that just felt great!  My only regret was that I didn’t have you stay until the very end but I honestly think that you got everyone photoed and caught every important moment.”

Planning a wedding in Maine? Contact Amy Salerno for information about wedding photography.