Portrait of a bride and groom with their dog, who is also wearing a wedding dress, at the dinner table of their wedding reception in Berkshire County.

Chanelle is a graphic designer and art director who loves roller skating and binge-watching Bob’s Burgers. Meanwhile, Noah works as a Communications Coordinator with the MLBPA, all while perfecting his baking skills in the kitchen and rooting for the Red Sox and Celtics.

While they currently live in New York City, Noah grew up with the rest of us mud and river lovers here in western Massachusetts, while Chanelle grew up in sunny California. They first clicked while bagging groceries as cashiers at Whole Foods in Boston.

Together, Chanelle and Noah blend their unique backgrounds and shared quirks into one epic team. From chance encounters in grocery store aisles to building a life in the big city, their story's a rollercoaster of unique adventures.

Portrait of a bride and groom on their wedding day in Berkshire County

The day unfolded with ease, as everything took place right at the private property they rented in Berkshire County. The house served as both the ceremony and reception venue as well.

They exchanged vows in front of a small pond nestled in the backyard. Their ceremony was short but sweet and full of really personal moments —hand written vows, a ring warming ceremony, and a candle lighting.

As the day progressed, the dining area transformed into a cozy haven for their celebration.

From start to finish, every detail radiated their personal touch. Chanelle's mom curated the floral arrangements, while Noah whipped up their wedding cake with his own hands. Their vision for a small, heartfelt affair really came together.

When I asked them to describe how they want their day to feel, Chanelle said, "I just want to hold onto the excitement, the butterflies, and the warmth of our love. I want these memories to linger like a cherished dream we've lived.”

A bride and groom leave their wedding ceremony after being married on a private berkshire county property in Egremont, Massachusetts

The reception had a really special vibe, like a cozy dinner party marking a huge moment in their lives. Everyone squeezed around one big table to celebrate the start of this new chapter.

Chanelle put it perfectly, saying, "Our wedding might not have a huge crowd, but every person here has been a big part of our journey."

With toasts, tasty food, and some dancing thrown in, the night became a beautiful blend of laughter and love, shared among their closest crew.