Gillian and Rodger both met working at the Town Hall in Needham, so it only made sense that be where they tie the knot. Gillian and Rodger did everything to make this elopement feel so special and unique to them and their relationship.

First of all Gillian was a fan of dahlias, and they are also my favorite flower, so of course I knew we were already kindred spirits. Gillian got confetti and white umbrellas for everyone to carry in a parade down the street. The entire group had a blast taking these photos and with the confetti and umbrellas.

The couple wrote their own vows and recited them to each other in the company of their family and coworkers. Gillian rocked a 50’s style with a short and vintage white dress with a hate and veil and pink pumps, and of course her dahlia bouquet. Their grandson would basically not leave their side the entire time and it was absolutely adorable.

Then we all literally paraded down the street to their favorite lunch spot Masala Art across the street from the Town Hall. I truly felt as though I was a part of the wedding and the group, it was such a quaint and intimate elopement.