Maggie and Matt ~ A Lifelong Love Celebrated at Tupper Manor in Beverly, MA

Maggie and Matt met in grade school and became great friends throughout high school. Their friendship eventually blossomed into a relationship, leading them to ten wonderful years together and an absolutely beautiful wedding day at Tupper Manor in Beverly, Massachusetts.

This fun-loving and playful couple was so excited to exchange vows surrounded by their family and friends and celebrate together. They picked Tupper Manor for its classic elegance, location close to the water and for its exquisite light-filled and airy conservatory. Indeed it is one of the loveliest and most unique rooms in New England. 

For the bride and groom, they had some favorites moments when recalling the day. Their first look and their exchange of vows as well as the toasts from their Best Man and Maid of Honor were highlights for them. They also took great care to incorporate meaningful personal touches throughout the celebration, including a hand tying ceremony as a symbol of their union. Guests were also invited to enjoy a display of family photographs in the library and Oval Room, adding a sentimental touch to the day.

Maggie and Matt, we sincerely enjoyed being part of your wedding day. It was a joy to witness and capture all of those little in-between moments—the big smiles, the sweetness, the silliness and the laughter you shared together. Your wedding party also brought incredible energy, and that enthusiasm was truly contagious! Thank you for allowing us to capture your day for you. We wish you both a lifetime of happiness and many wonderful years together.

Thank you to Jeremy and Jodie from J and J Photo for sharing this beautiful portrait with us! 

Planning a Wedding at Tupper Manor in Beverly, MA?

LoveLocked Films is a New England wedding videographer creating cinematic films across Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, and Maine. We love filming at Tupper Manor, especially for its classic and elegant architecture as well as its incredible light filled, 1901 Gilded Age conservatory. Reach out to learn more about availability and our films.