When last I wrote, the bride and groom were just about to walk down the aisle. Here I begin with some of the music from their ceremony at the Boston Chinese Evangelical Church in Newton.

This little one was humming to her own tune.

And our bride and groom with heartfelt song.

One of their friends lead the group.

A quiet moment of prayer during the service.

After the ceremony, we had a few minutes for portraits and stopped by Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts. The MFA has some really lovely architectural elements.

Then off to Veronique for the reception. Food is a huge part of their lives, so Pamela and Albert treated their guests to a five course meal.

One of the most fun Chinese customs is for the bride to change dresses during the evening. Of course this meant more getting ready photographs for me.

Pamela looked lovely in each and everyone.

Then back in the reception, as the couple toasted their friends, they were serenaded. Here’s their reaction to the group.

And ending with the boys singing their hearts out!

What an absolutely enjoyable day. Congrats again to Pamela and Albert and much gratitude for including us.

Special thanks to the team of pros who helped with their beautiful wedding:
Tea Ceremony Venue: Jennifer Dzialo of the Hotel Commonwealth
Church Ceremony: Pastor Kenneth Kwong of the Boston Chinese Evangelical Church
Wedding Reception Site: Erica Phillips from Veronique, Longwood Events
Hair and make-up: Brenda Situ
Wedding gown designer: Priscilla of Boston
Bridesmaids dresses: Dessy
Groom’s tuxedo: Cour Carre
Groomsmen’s tuxes: Men’s Warehouse
Cake: Veronique, Longwood Events
Floral Design: Jenn Cahill of Tangled Web
Invitations and other printed materials: Rain Chan of H2 Cards

Want more from Pamela and Albert? Check out their engagement session, sneak preview, and slideshow.

Loula was great about getting involved and sharing ideas for their session. One of her brainstorms was to bring along a couple of magazines- Psychology Today for her and Sports Illustrated for him- to set the scene for what they mostly do at the beach- relax. I absolutely love that. And I love this scene- looks like a beach in Italy. Perfect as Massimo is Italian, no?!

I absolutely can not wait for their wedding at the State Room this fall.

Honestly, you have to check out a few more. We just couldn’t put all our favorites on the blog. So definitely take a look at their slideshow too.

This is the actual spot where Albert proposed- literally on the bridge. He woke up Pamela before sunrise to take her to this spot near her apartment. What a way to start the day- a beautiful view and a very happy "Yes!"

More smiles and fun in and among the leaves.

The Charles River makes a gorgeous backdrop for this moment.

This path was so pretty with gorgeous trees on both sides. It felt magical.

In Beacon Hill, we avoided the busiest alley ways and found this stunning wall. It was like a rainbow of leaves.

One of my favorites from the portrait session. It’s amazing how such a busy city (and it was really busy that day) can feel so private.

And I am really excited to share their PicFlick. They sent us the romantic Chinese song as the background music. You can check it out here.