Selena and Kile celebrated their wedding at Lakeview pavillion in Foxboro, Massachusetts, after getting ready near the Rhode Island towns where they live. They met on social media, and the proposal happened on a Disney trip planned by Kile — a small, clear detail the couple often returns to when they tell the story of how they got engaged. Picking the dress was a favorite planning memory for Selena, and it shaped how she wanted the day to look.
Both of them care about photographs: they rated how into photos they are a five out of five and asked for time that would let portraits feel relaxed rather than rushed. That priority shaped a lot of decisions, from where formal photos would happen to how the family groups were organized. They wanted portraits that felt like them and pockets of time during the celebration to step back and really take it in together.
Family mattered in specific ways. The couple planned extended family photos that included aunts, uncles and cousins, and they made a point of including their two sons in key family combinations. With a wedding party of five, many of the faces around them were close friends and relatives who had been part of the planning and the smaller moments leading up to the ceremony.
A receiving line was part of the ceremony plan, a choice that let the couple move through the crowd and greet people intentionally. That detail reflected what they kept returning to during planning: enjoying every minute with each other and with family. The layout at Lakeview pavillion made that flow straightforward, so guests could connect with the couple before the reception.
Their formal and creative session stayed on the Lakeview pavillion grounds, which simplified transitions and kept the focus on portraits and personal moments rather than logistics. Selena said walking down the aisle to Kile was the most anticipated moment, and that sense of purpose — a simple, clear reason for the day — guided how both the ceremony and the reception were shaped.
When the night wound down, the through-line was the same as the planning: family, photography, and being present. Selena and Kile made choices that kept people close and images thoughtful; the celebration at Lakeview pavillion felt like a careful, homegrown gathering built around the people who matter most to them.
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- Photographer: Blueflash Photography
