Blog - Rodeo & Co. Photography | Wedding Photographer

If you know me, you know I’m a sucker for all things vintage, records and top-notch handmade goods…. TOURIST season is in full swing here in the White Mountains- and if you happen to be here I’m telling you that a stop at Lonesome Woods in Bethlehem, NH will NOT disappoint. Owner Nick is one of the nicest guys- and grew up here- after living in L.A. he & his wife came back home and settled in…. The soy candles they make are my absolute favorite {in fact, “Indian summer” is burning right now on my desk}.

For the LONGEST time {years, folks!} I’ve been wanting to create a little blog series that highlights all the amazing movers and shakers here in our little community of the White Mountains of New Hampshire… and I just DRAG MY FEET. I don’t know why BLOGGING is so hard for me {um, I started off my erratic college life as a Creative Writing Major at UNH… then to English/Teaching…then Criminal Justice & finishing up with a Fire Science degree…Because, well, that’s just ME.}

Welcome to Freeport, Maine: home of L.L. Bean, lobsters, blueberries, salty air, and Cara & James’ destination wedding.

Cara’s reveal to her girls was just like out of a dream. Hilariously, perfect how each of them had a different reaction.

No words for her bouquet.. so classic.

James’ sweet Uncle cruised us around the harbor on an absolute perfect summer day in Maine.

A sweet note from Cara’s mom:

Dear Meg,

I just want to thank you for sharing your God given gifts with us at Cara’s wedding. You and Arinn were so professional, so discreet, respectful of each environment you found yourself in. You helped when advice was needed and were just kindness itself. God bless you both. Erin Read

and a note from Cara & James:

Meg deserves more than a five-star rating! Not only is she incredibly talented and produces breathtaking work, she’s an amazing person and delightful to work with. Meg traveled all the way to D.C. from New Hampshire for our engagement photos and spent the entire day driving around the city to take photos. Almost a year later we still get compliments on our engagement photos. Come wedding weekend, Meg and her assistant made the photo taking process easy, exciting, and fun. I’ve been in a number of weddings where it seems the portrait and group photo process goes on and on, but not with Meg, she was quick and efficient. Meg even road on a boat with us (and got amazing shots), yet we still were able to enjoy part of the cocktail hour. Without question we would recommend Meg to any engaged couple! We’ll miss working with her, and hope she will shoot our friends and sibling’s future weddings.

Have you seen the Audrey Hepburn movie “Sabrina” —- Cara had me watch it prior to the wedding- as it was a huge source of inspiration for her dream…. guests spilling out on to the lawn to dance under twinkle lights and stars… It now ranks as one of my all-time favorite movies. xoxo

Vendor Love:

Event Coordinator & Flowers: Ruby McDermott

Band: Silver Arrow Band

Gown: Peter Langner {purchased & customized at Rizik’s in D.C.}

Veil- Custom made by Brittany White

Shoes: Prada

Caterer: 111 Maine

Watercolor Design: Christine Nelson

Invitation Suite: Paper on the Avenue

Calligraphy: Emily Langston Design

Hair & Makeup: Clementine Salon

Groom’s suit: Lustre Formal Wear, D.C.