Woodstock VT Wedding Photographer


Storytelling wedding photography in Vermont's most beloved village.

 

Bride and groom touching foreheads, smiling, bride holding red and white bouquet, groom in gray suit, outdoor fall setting.
Bride and groom holding hands walking through a green field with colorful autumn trees during fall wedding.
Elegant wedding reception table with blue runner, colorful floral centerpieces, and white place settings in a rustic barn.

There's a reason Woodstock shows up on every "most beautiful small towns in America" list. And honestly, as a Vermont photographer, it's hard to argue with any of them.


The covered bridges, the church steeples, the way the village green looks in October when the maples are on fire — Woodstock is the kind of place that makes couples want to get married here from hundreds of miles away. It has a timeless, unhurried quality that I find genuinely compelling as a photographer. Nothing about this town feels accidental. Everything about it rewards attention.


I'm Alexis, a documentary wedding photographer based in Vermont's Northeast Kingdom, serving couples across Vermont, New Hampshire, and Southern Maine. I photograph weddings the way they actually happen — candidly, honestly, and with a lot more attention paid to the people than the poses. Woodstock attracts couples with a real appreciation for place, and the venues here reflect that completely.


The Woodstock Inn & Resort is one of New England's most celebrated wedding destinations — elegant without being stiff, rooted in Vermont without being rustic for the sake of it. The Quechee Inn at Marshland Farm brings a quieter, more intimate energy to the Upper Valley. And Robinson Farm offers the kind of open, working Vermont landscape that makes everything feel honest and alive. Each venue suits a different kind of couple, and all of them suit my approach to photography beautifully.


What I love about this region is how the landscape works in every direction. Whether you're tucked into a historic inn or celebrating in an open field with the hills rolling out behind you, there's always something worth pointing a camera at. The proximity to Quechee Gorge and the surrounding Upper Valley countryside means portrait opportunities that go well beyond the venue itself — and for couples who want to wander a little, this corner of Vermont rewards it generously.


If you're planning a wedding in Woodstock or anywhere in the Upper Valley, I'd love to hear about your day.






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Serving Woodstock, Quechee, Barnard, South Royalton, and the greater Upper Valley.




Bride and groom hold hands on rocky riverbank surrounded by vibrant autumn foliage and mountain backdrop.
Smiling woman with long brown hair sitting on grass outdoors, holding a professional DSLR camera with large lens.

 

Hey, I’m Alexis

 

I show up ready to work — and I mean that in every sense. Yes, I'm there to photograph your day, but I'm also there to help. Guys don't know how to pin a boutonnière? I'm on it. Need a lint roller? I've got one. Hair falling out mid-getting-ready? I've got extra bobby pins. Pocket square needs folding? Done. I've even pitched in to get venues decorated when things fell behind. A couple once told me they could tell I actually love my job — and honestly, that's because I do. Whatever your day needs, I'm ready for it.

Elegant yellow and white wildflower wedding centerpiece in a stone urn on a white tablecloth.

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