Can’t wait for their wedding this spring at Indian Pond.

More to come soon with the Country Mouse portion of the e-session!

We started at Bar Lola, infamous for their first date and many others after that. The bartender knew them by name, knew their favorite drinks, even knew what to song to play for them. In fact, that first date ended with dancing right about here….

Since they used to live in the Back Bay, they spent time all around Commonwealth Ave. And it is perfect for photos.

As we made our way to the Charles River, we couldn’t help but enjoy this picturesque neighborhood.

More dancing.

Enjoying the view.

And a few more in the city they love…

If you want more from their engagement session, definitely check out the slideshow.

And now we return to our regularly scheduled programming. More from Janette & Wes’ Very Boston Wedding at the Trinity Church, Public Gardens and Fairmont Copley Plaza to follow soon.

Monica shared one specific vision with me for their session, an image of them in a cafe, viewed through a window. We ended up finding this perfect little wine bar. So romantic.

Thinking back, we must have rescheduled this session a thousand times due to weather, but when we finally were able to do it, we were so lucky. We had a perfectly beautiful day with sunlight bouncing all around. This next image was captured with sunlight reflecting off a window. I love the warmth of it and the tenderness of their embrace.

One of my favorite spots in our Little Italy is this square that is actually a triangle. It’s across from Paul Revere’s house, but also nearby some really cute restaurants. It’s often very crowded. Thank goodness, these two weren’t at all shy.

Did I mention that Ramy is a comedian? And Monica is a singer and dancer? They actually met while working on a production of Guys and Dolls. It was Ramy’s first stage show, so Monica showed him the ropes.

That also meant we had to fit a bit of dancing into our shoot.

There are also cute little shops that absolutely remind me of Italy. And the old fashioned looking bike didn’t hurt.

Ambiance and moments…

And flirtatious feet.

Stolen kisses.

Lookin’ good.

When I think of Christopher Columbus Park, I immediately think of the green archway. That said, I hadn’t seen it in a while and didn’t realize how much it had grown in. It was absolutely beautiful. A perfect backdrop for more formal portraits.

I had no idea there was this beautiful little rose garden here. Of course, they had to stop and smell the roses, and seal it with a kiss.

A truly fun evening with a wonderful couple. Their wedding at Belle Mer was just a few weeks ago (yup, we were cutting it a bit close with their session- all that darn rain) and it was absolutely fabulous. Can’t wait to share those photos too!

But if you want more now, check out their e-session slideshow.

We had a ball. The four of us (and our guide Taylor) meandered our way to various seating areas, with views of the field and the Green Monster, and some amazingly cool signage. We laughed, we cheered, they kissed and snuggled. It was pretty much just plain awesome. And so now we get to share a few photos from an afternoon well spent…

Especially fun way to make use of the empty seats. Yup, they are kissing as they cheer in the back. Looks like a Red Sox victory move to me.

I don’t think I actually realized there were seats up by the Green Monster.

One of my favorite snuggling shots.

Such history and such character in this park.

After our Fenway tour, we met up with the rest of the family. Meet Tank and Kona. Two of the cutest bulldogs (one English, one French) you have ever seen.

Walking the dogs around the park.

These pooches are fans, too.

Really, just so many more fab images to share. Check ‘em out.

Cassie and Dan, thank you for an absolutely amazing afternoon. We can’t wait to celebrate with you this fall on Martha’s Vineyard!