Wedding at Aldrich Mansion, Warwick, Rhode Island
With the fog that settled in around Aldrich Mansion, Charlotte & Archie’s wedding had a dramatic, Bronte-esque atmosphere outside and tons of romantic charm inside. The Flowers By Semia were amazing, of course, and the day just couldn’t have been sweeter all around. Literally…Charlotte & Archie had over 15 different cakes and pies for dessert!
Venue: Aldrich Mansion
Photography: Sweet Monday Photography
Floral Design: Flowers By Semia
Wedding Gown: Amy Kuschel from Flair Boston
Bridesmaid Dress: Vatana Watters from BHLDN
Hair & Make-up: Formal Hair and Makeup Design
Groom’s Suit: Men’s Warehouse
Groomsmen’s Suits: Calvin Klein
Cake: Antonio’s Bakery
Rentals: Rentals Unlimited
Lighting: Ormonde Productions
Music: Silver Arrow Band
Oh, the Campion family. There honestly aren’t enough words. This is our third wedding for this family, and each one has been such a treasured experience for us. Just pure joy. The kind of wedding where at the end of the day, our cheeks hurt from smiling and we’ve got runny mascara from crying along with everyone else. Chelsey is one of the warmest people you could hope to meet (we had never met in person before, but when she saw us pull up outside where she was getting ready, she literally ran out to greet us with open arms), and Pete is possibly the most enthusiastic groom we’ve ever had (there was dancing once he got his wedding suit on, dancing once they were pronounced husband and wife, dancing during portraits, and DANCING during the reception! Woo!). We’re deeply honored to have been part of this celebration.
Photography: Sweet Monday Photography
Ceremony Venue: South Ferry Church
Reception Venue: The Towers
Flowers: Flowerthyme
Guitar: Will Dailey
Invitations: Nooney Art Designs
Eileen and Charlie met as engineering students at Brown University, and got engaged near campus, so it was very fitting to have their engagement session there. They were so cute about getting some pictures in places around campus that meant something to them, especially the engineering building where they logged so many hours as students. We look forward to their wedding this fall at The Fruitlands Museum!
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