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Friday, February 19, 2010 at

Martha's Vineyard wedding

Adam and Jamie had a gorgeous wedding in Martha's Vineyard...
They exchanged vows during an intimate ceremony, surrounded by thirty-six lucky guests.
They printed sweatshirts as favors...

And had an old-fashioned clambake, followed by pies from a local baker. How fun is that? (And a wedding dress with a lobster bib is pretty awesome.)

(Photos by Our Labor of Love; some via 100 Layer Cake)
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87 comments:

  1. How fun! Yes, I think a lobster bib with a wedding dress is quite awesome.

    And wow, 37 guests? That is intimate!

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  2. I love the groom's tie. He looks pretty dapper.

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  3. Her dress, with or without the lobster bib is gorgeous!

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  4. aww I love this. That first picture is so unique!

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  5. Oh... how I miss Martha's Vinyard and Nantucket....

    So fun!

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  6. Married beneath a lighthouse by a minister in a top hat...how quaint!

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  8. Beautiful and fun.

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  10. What a beautiful and romantic spot! xoxo

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  11. what a "yummy" wedding! beautiful scenery and love the details
    Thanks for sharing

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  12. How cute! I love the first photo!

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  13. Absolutely gorgeous. This is one lucky couple to have memories like these!

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  14. Wow! My dream has always been to have my wedding on Nantucket island, so this post was very fun for me! That lighthouse shot is beautiful. Thanks for posting, Joanna! :)

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  16. I agree with Hollie, that first picture is unique.

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  17. i love small weddings like this...

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  18. fun!! and it looks like it was a beautiful day for a wedding!
    Kristen

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  19. Yum! I'm completely in the mood for crab now (and it's not even 10am yet!). I love simple sweet weddings like this. All the details are so thoughtful! I've been trying to take a few hours off of my course work every week to work on my little bud of a wedding invitation business. I just did a post about my first try. Perhaps after graduation, I'll be able to make my mark! Happy Friday!

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  20. gorgeous, and unforgettable, i'm sure

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  21. What a coincidence... I went to high school with Adam! Looks like a lovely wedding.

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  22. Ok, hahahaha. That shot of them with the bibs and lobster, is the best thing I have seen all week. I love it.

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  23. *gasp*, my husband proposed to me at the foot of that very lighthouse! oh, such lovely memories—it's a truly beautiful place. best wishes to the newlyweds!

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  24. Lovely, lovely, fun wedding! Wish I could have been a guest! Have a nice weekend!

    http://diamondsandtulle.blogspot.com

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  26. Great photos! And the lobster bib with the wedding dress is amazing. Brilliant bride for playing the game.

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  27. Those are beautiful pictures! What a cool idea for a wedding! Sweatshirts as favors??? Fabulous!

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  28. Great pics, love the lobster bib!

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  30. LOVE the intimate ceremony, the t-shirt favors, and the nautical theme! How wonderful. :)

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  31. how very unique!! i would love to be served lobster at a wedding! =)

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  32. Ha! They are so cute with the bibs!

    www.coquettishfacade.blogspot.com

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  33. I love his shirt/tie combo!

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  34. jo, how amazing!!! that's so romantic!

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  35. Oh my gosh - I love it! Totally taking some ideas for my own wedding that I wrote about today!

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  36. She made an absolutely stunning bride. Love the idea of the sweatshirts! And a clam bake! Brave couple! Great photos!

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  37. oh gosh, i would have loved being at that wedding!

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  38. what great ideas!!
    I'm in LOVE with that lighthouse!

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  39. wedding dress + lobster bib! I love it!

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  40. i love how everything about the wedding was uniquely about the special duo ... makes it so much more special and memorable when it's all about the love (and it doesn't hurt to have a super cool bride unafraid to wear a lobster bib!)

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  41. How fun is that? really really fun.
    I miss you summer. I will have a clambake to celebrate when you decide to come back around these parts.

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  42. how lovely!! those sweatshirts are such a sweet idea :)

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  43. i'm loving those wooden signs. too cute! beautiful, simple table setting too.

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  44. Everytime you post these, I wish I had some clever pics of my husband & I. Sitting on the couch wearing sweatpants, sleep deprived, covered in spit up was sum of our engagement :) But it's something to build on right? AND- I wouldn't have changed that time for anything, of course.

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  45. I love when people go for the un-traditional and it's a soaring success, the clambake idea sounds like a fun way ice-breaker for your guests who may not know each other.

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  46. This looks lovely and so intimate. It makes me want a coastal wedding (I'm already married though so that could be awkward) and makes me really hungry for lobster!

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  47. The Sweatshirts are such a great unique idea! Love Love Love.

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  48. I love the vineyard! My best friend and I go there every summer to work, she's from there. This is making me miss it :(

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  49. Adorable! Loved the shark they are holding!

    xoxo

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  50. what a magical day! my hubby-to-be adores clabmakes and we are thinking of doing the same thing for our wedding. :)

    xo,
    sylvie of silver lining

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  52. I'd love to be anywhere near a lighthouse. They are so beautiful and romantic.

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  53. BTW, I just blogged about Trash the Dress photo sessions that you might be interested in. All done by a good friend of mine from En Pointe Photography (cute name, huh?).

    http://dancingbranflakes.blogspot.com/

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  55. that is awesome! i love weddings that are different. mine was different too. i wore a aqua blue and white dress. :)

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  56. I agree it's pretty rare and a wonderful thing that couples still go this traditional!

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  57. What an an awesome post! Martha's Vineyard weddings are the best.

    I am adding a shout-out to your blog on my Martha's Vineyard Wedding Blog!

    : )

    http://mvweddings.blogspot.com/

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  58. the perspektiv of the ceremony is great!!!
    love it!

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  59. I LOVE LOVE LOVE MV! It's my favorite place on earth - they're so lucky to have had their wedding there and with such beautiful weather! BTW... I have hose lobster plates in my basement... :)

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  60. This could totally be my wedding. I love the clambake, and I really like the sweatshirts as favors! I've never seen that before, and I think it's a great idea.

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  61. How sweet. I love the picture of them at the lighthouse.

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  62. I see a slight Natalie Portman resemblance in that last photograph.

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  64. I was one of the guests at this wedding and it was nothing short of SPECTACULAR!!! Love you two!

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  65. This looks like a wedding that was fun for everyone; the wedding party AND the guests, which is so hard to pull off. I guess keeping it (super) small really helps-you have so many more options. The bride is completely adorable and I love what the groom is wearing...but, ah, he could have used a hairbrush (just sayin)

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  66. I absolutely adore this wedding! I wanted to have a clambake for ours, but the only beaches on the island where we got married are public parks. It's ironic, because the island is the world's largest producer of farmed clams!

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  67. Ooh I love how quaint it all looks! Fantastic photography. :)

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  68. That fist picture reminds me of a scene right out of the Rocky Horror Picture Show. It wouldn't surprise me if your "first dance" was the Time Warp. I wish it was me who catered your clambake wedding. You guys seam like a lot of fun!

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  69. omgsh adorable and beautiful wedding! and mmm sea food to boot! xo

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  71. How glamrous is this?! lobster dinner too? beautiful =]

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  72. I love the shot of the guests arranged in a horseshoe around them for the ceremony. So dramatic.

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