Jessica and Tim tied the knot on the tree-lined grounds of the historic Whittemore Robbins House surrounded by friends, family and loved ones. The incredible celebration that followed was a true reflection of this unique couple – it featured a lively performance by a local folk trio, a delicious pizza buffet and several rounds of giant Jenga!
The beautiful images below are courtesy of Somerby Jones Photography.
The beautiful images below are courtesy of Somerby Jones Photography.
After a morning of pampering at Salon Cu and Dry Bar, Jessica and her bridesmaids enjoyed a little downtime in the Whittemore Robbins bridal suite while Tim and his groomsmen suited up just across the hall. The bride, radiant in her stunning rose-toned skirt and lace-bedecked bodice, then snuck away to enjoy a magical first look with her groom amongst the sun-dappled trees.
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The ceremony, officiated by JP Liz Gemelli, was a moving reflection on how love finds you in the most unexpected places – Jessica and Tim met via the Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows, a blog that creates words to capture life’s intangible and profound moments. After saying their I Do’s, Jessica and Tim added a new word to their own story – newlyweds!
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Following the ceremony, guests enjoyed treats from Whole Foods and beverages from Premier Bar Service, including a refreshing Pimm’s Cup. Perhaps one of the biggest hits of cocktail hour was the guestbook – with the help of an Instamatic camera, guests were encouraged to commemorate the day with a photo and note to the happy couple! And for those looking for a little friendly wedding day competition, the groom’s father handmade a giant Jenga and personalized cornhole set!
After cocktail hour, guests were invited to sample a selection of pizza from Vesta Mobile Pizza, including a maple bacon pie that was to die for! Several guests, including the bride and groom, made more than one trip to the buffet!
After cocktail hour, guests were invited to sample a selection of pizza from Vesta Mobile Pizza, including a maple bacon pie that was to die for! Several guests, including the bride and groom, made more than one trip to the buffet!
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Under the sailcloth tent, clustered arrangements of eucalyptus, lisianthus and roses from Whole Foods coupled with white lanterns created an elegant atmosphere that complimented the natural beauty of the grounds. Gold accents and hand-lettered acrylic signs served as a modern counterpoint to the historic setting, and the addition of a glittering Mr. & Mrs. sign to the sweetheart table added just the right touch of whimsy.
Throughout the reception, guests enjoyed an extraordinary musical performance by Honeysuckle, a local folk band the bride met while strolling through Harvard Square! Playing all original songs, the band had the guests swaying to the beat and soon thereafter, up on their feet!
And, of course, there was no shortage of sweets for the guests to savor after all that dancing - macaroons, cupcakes and lemon squares along with a DIY candy bar!
Throughout the reception, guests enjoyed an extraordinary musical performance by Honeysuckle, a local folk band the bride met while strolling through Harvard Square! Playing all original songs, the band had the guests swaying to the beat and soon thereafter, up on their feet!
And, of course, there was no shortage of sweets for the guests to savor after all that dancing - macaroons, cupcakes and lemon squares along with a DIY candy bar!
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Jessica and Tim’s wedding was truly a timeless and thoughtful celebration of their love. We are honored to have been a part of their day and hope that they continue to create and share a life full of beautifully profound moments.
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