LENOX, MA — I first met Nicolina and Luke the day they were engaged at Grand Central Station in 2009. That moment set the stage for what has become one of my favorite weddings….ever (there I said it). Their celebration included 3 days of festivities and was held in the Berkshires at Stonover Farm. This exquisite bed and breakfast served as the play grounds for the “fun in the field” activities, dinner reception, dance party (with DJ Christopher Sealy) and the send-off (with warm apple cider).

Behind the Scenes
For this film we wanted to capture the physical and intangible aspects of beauty that made the celebration so remarkable. The rustic yet sophisticated charm of Stonover Farm, rich automnal lighting and gilded decor helped create an evening of enchantment. Most noticeably, the spirit of love among gathered friends and family reverberated throughout the courses of celebration. I’m so thankful for Nicolina, Luke, their families, friends and the outstanding professionals who helped make this celebration possible. My sincerest wish is that we’ve honored the story of Nicolina and Luke in the film you see above.

Our Approach to Wedding Film
Our team began creating short-films to explore the “behind the scenes” moments that make remarkable love stories possible. Unlike traditional wedding video, our unobtrusive style of creating wedding films is story-driven and documentary; each film includes an original score, personal interviews and unobtrusive photographs from your celebration. The result is an artisanal film collection celebrating your wedding story as it naturally unfolded.

For the Future
In 2011, our studio is available to collaborate with 3-5 select couples in creating a wedding film. To inquire, tell me more about your story.

Special Thanks to:

Event Design and Planner: Lisa Light
Floral Design: Ariella Chezar
Reception Venue: Stonover Farm
Dress: Oscar de la Renta
Catering: Mezze Restaurant Group

UPDATES: The wedding story of Nicolina and Luke was just featured on The Brides Cafe.