I wrapped up the main part of my 2011 season with Nikki + Mike at the beautiful Knowlton Mansion. I can’t think of a better way to end the year. The mansion was a perfect backdrop for their day, and the perfect way to end an amazing season.

Thanks guys.

Courtney + Scott truly had a great day. From the perfect fall weather to the huge, fun, bridal party to the ever elegant atrium at the Curtis Center, it was a day to remember.

However, the most memorable thing about their day was Courtney + Scott. They’re truly great together and a perfect balance for each other. Check out the photos below to see what I mean.

Tracy is the sister of Dayna, from the infamous Dayna + Rob. Apparently awesomeness runs in the family!

Tracy + Anthony – thank you both for letting me be there to witness the start of your lives together.

Everything reflected that theme – the dress, the tuxes, the amazing 1927 Rolls limo, the photos we did at Pitman’s historic Broadway Theater. And then there was all the vintage-y goodness at Brigalia’s – the guests and band that were dressed accordingly, the (candy) cigarette girls, the professional ballroom dancers, the surprise flashmob dance, the first dance song performed by the matron of honor and best man. I even got in on the act by shooting some vintage film cameras along with my normal digital.

I really felt like I was transported back in time and was shooting a wedding in the 1920′s (except for the abundance of cell phones and digital cameras).

Oh, and there was a freak October snowstorm.

All that pales in comparison to Courtney + Tim though. The vintage theme was just the cherry on top for two wonderful, kind, old-souled, creative people. From the moment we met we clicked, and it’s no surprise.

In accordance with their vintage theme, the vast majority of the slideshow is in black + white. You can’t go wrong with timeless.