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Author: Lisa Kelly
Photography by: Clark + Walker Studio

If you're looking for a classic, all-American inspired engagement photo session, look no further than the Beacon Hill area. The wedding glow between couples like Melissa Bielecki and Rob Hamilton, have been eloquently captured through timeless pictures photographed by Clark + Walker Studio, with the historic Beantown background setting a perfect scene. The Charles River, The State House and the cobblestone streets scattered throughout Beacon Hill make it a prime engagement or wedding shoot destination, leaving bride and grooms to be with one-of-a-kind memories that reflect their personal style. Crisp, traditional pictures taken in this elegant Boston neighborhood can provide any couple with photos that will last a lifetime.



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kwpang says:

beautiful engagement collections, i like the simplicity of the images and the place is definitely well suited for this kind of photo session.

(09.02.10 @ 11:09 AM)
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Author: Melanie Brooks

Chocolate isn't only delicious, some of it is actually good for you. You're going to want to keep that in mind when you head out on a Boston Chocolate Tour. Luckily they're walking tours, so you'll be working off the extra calories in between tastings.

Put your taste buds in the hands of one of the friendly chocolate tour guides for 2 1/2 hours of decadent delights all over Boston. There are several tours to choose from including the neighborhoods of Back Bay, South End, and Harvard Square.

One Lucky Beantown Bride reader will get the chance to take the Faneuil Hall/North End Tour with their sweetie for free, thanks to the generosity of Boston Chocolate Tours. Not only will you get to sample some of the city's most luscious chocolate, from Boston Creme Pie at Cheers Pub to chocolate gelato in Boston's Little Italy, you'll get a fun-filled history lesson too!

HOW TO WIN: Leave a comment telling us your favorite way to enjoy chocolate--though grandma's chocolate cookies, a delicious cup of hot cocoa at L.A. Burdick's, or some other concoction that's all your own. Contest Details: Winner will be selected 9/10 midnight EST.

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Jen Nevius says:

Hello! First of all, my husband and I LOVE to visit Boston even though we live in the Philadelphia area. We visit a few times a year and our favorite part of the city is Faneuil Hall, so this contest is just for us :) I am a dark chocolate addict, and my husband prefers creamy milk chocolate, so we enjoy all kinds of desserts at our house! I have a distinct favorite at the moment that I have been enjoying every morning... I recently picked up some Chocolate Chai loose tea in Bar Harbor that has dark chocolate pieces in it. Needless to say, it's amazing! Thanks for the opportunity, and I'll have to look into a tour even if we don't win... It'll give us an excuse to plan another weekend in Boston ;)

(09.01.10 @ 10:03 AM)
Emilie says:

yummmm... for me, my favorite way to enjoy chocolate is by eating a chocolate dipped strawberry!

(09.01.10 @ 10:05 AM)
Kate says:

My favorite way to enjoy chocolate is....Chocolate Covered Gummi Bears from Russo's in Watertown.

(09.01.10 @ 11:21 AM)
Kate says:

My favorite way to enjoy chocolate is....Chocolate Covered Gummi Bears from Russo's in Watertown.

(09.01.10 @ 11:21 AM)
Kate says:

My favorite way to enjoy chocolate is....Chocolate Covered Gummi Bears from Russo's in Watertown.

(09.01.10 @ 11:22 AM)
Kristen says:

I can only choose one? I guess my favorite way would be with a Tuck's Turtle hot chocolate from Diesel Café on a cold, cold day.

(09.01.10 @ 12:39 PM)
Vee says:

Wow! This is a chocolate lovers dream!! If I HAD to choose one, I'd have to say I most enjoy chocolate in my homemade double chocolate & hazelnut cupcakess!! I mix in chocolate morsels in the batter and after baking, I infuse each cupcake with some creamy Nutella! I picked up baking about a year ago and this is by FAR my favorite recipe! Between work, baking and wedding planning, we haven't had much time to do anything fun, so this would be the perfect way to spend the day with my fiance! :)

(09.01.10 @ 01:36 PM)
Mellissa de Oliveira says:

I like to pour chocolate chips into a peanut butter jar and eat it with a big spoon. I use the "there's protein in peanut butter" to justify the chocolate but really I just love the way they taste together!

(09.01.10 @ 03:24 PM)
Elizabeth says:

My favorite way to eat chocolate is with a bunch of my closest girlfriends at the end of a girl's night! We love the Molten Chocolate desserts!

(09.01.10 @ 09:56 PM)
kwpang says:

i always love chocolate myself, not to mention it's a must for wedding occasion, a chocolate tour definitely full of fun.

(09.02.10 @ 11:15 AM)
Craig says:

I just started dating my new girlfriend, so we've been lots of things to get to know each other.Being that she lives in Boston, and I in NH we try to do a little in her area and a little in my area on a 50/50 basis. For one of our early dates, we went up to Rockport, MA and into Halibut State Park on the northern end of Rockport. I took her out to watch the sunset, brought a blanket and a Thermos of what I told her was MY famous Hot Chocolate but little did she know that it was really Swiss Mix (LOL). I also brought some chocolate chip cookies that I baked the night before, using the traditional chocolate chip cookie from the Toll House package. And a bag of M&M's for us to share, but I ended up feeding them to her like they were grapes. A perfect night with a sunset, some chocolate and my new girl!

(09.02.10 @ 08:39 PM)
Craig says:

I just started dating my new girlfriend, so we've been lots of things to get to know each other.Being that she lives in Boston, and I in NH we try to do a little in her area and a little in my area on a 50/50 basis. For one of our early dates, we went up to Rockport, MA and into Halibut State Park on the northern end of Rockport. I took her out to watch the sunset, brought a blanket and a Thermos of what I told her was MY famous Hot Chocolate but little did she know that it was really Swiss Mix (LOL). I also brought some chocolate chip cookies that I baked the night before, using the traditional chocolate chip cookie from the Toll House package. And a bag of M&M's for us to share, but I ended up feeding them to her like they were grapes. A perfect night with a sunset, some chocolate and my new girl!

(09.02.10 @ 08:40 PM)
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