Sabrina Scolari Photography
Sabrina Scolari Photography
Sabrina Scolari Photography
Sabrina Scolari Photography
Sabrina Scolari Photography

Wedding Photographer Near Newport, RI

Fine Art Photography in New England & Beyond

Capture your most meaningful moments with timeless, true-to-life photography. As your wedding photographer or portrait artist, we’ll use both fine art film and digital photography to tell your unique story with honesty, beauty, and emotion.

Since 2004, I’ve been preserving memories throughout Newport, Providence, and across New England with images that feel as real as the day itself.

Wedding Photographer in Newport, RI

FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHY IN NEW ENGLAND & BEYOND

Bride in a sheer veil holding a white and blue bouquet by a window
Tall white orchid and rose centerpiece on a reception table

Digital and Film Photography Services

Wedding Photography

Portrait Photography

Bridesmaid in emerald green holding a bouquet of pink peonies and garden roses

MEET SABRINA

An artistic wedding photographer who gets to know you and your love story.

As a wedding photographer based in Rhode Island, I work with couples throughout Newport, Providence, and across New England. My job is to capture honest, timeless images that feel true to your day. In addition to weddings, I photograph portraits for families, couples, and professionals at your location or at my studio in Warren, RI.

My process is collaborative from the first conversation onward, creating images that blend emotional storytelling with natural beauty.

Together, we’ll document the real moments as they unfold and create imagery that feels personal, elegant, and lasting.

Moments with Emotion

Groom lifting his bride in a tulle gown on the dance floor, in black and white
Tayla & Kristopher: Blithewold Mansion wedding in Bristol, Rhode Island
The George Family: a family session at the beach
Black-and-white engagement portrait of a couple reflected in a glass building
Robert & Baron: Tuckerman Hall wedding in Worcester, Massachusetts
Wedding invitation suite with satin shoes, ribbon and red ranunculus
Bride in a long-sleeve gown holding a bouquet of red and pink ranunculus
Sabrina Scolari Photography
Nicole & Michael: a tented wedding in Jamestown, Rhode Island
Xiaohan & Xuanzi: Aldrich Mansion wedding in Warwick, Rhode Island
Bride standing in open wrought-iron doors at a mansion entrance
Lauren & Robert: Mount Hope Farm wedding in Bristol, Rhode Island
White rose and hydrangea bouquet resting on a chair
Bride descending a red-carpeted spiral staircase, seen from above
Black-and-white photo of a bride walking through a stone archway
Black-and-white photo of a bride and groom walking across a lawn
Bride in an off-the-shoulder gown by a sunlit window
Bride and groom silhouetted at sunset
Bridesmaids in blue holding bouquets of blue and white flowers
Black-and-white portrait of a bride's lace back and veil
Bride in an embroidered lehenga with her veil flowing, in black and white
Couple silhouetted kissing on the beach at sunset
Bride in a ball gown on a waterfront walkway
Black-and-white detail of a lace wedding gown and veil in motion
Black-and-white detail of a bride fastening her shoe
Red-carpeted staircase decorated with white flowers and lanterns
White wedding cake with sugar flowers
Editorial portrait of a woman in a feathered hat holding a vintage camera
Bride looking into a gilded mirror
Bride in a ball gown framed by ornate wrought-iron doors

Photography That Gets Passed Down

Your wedding isn’t a template, so your album can’t look like everyone else’s. Every turn of the page should pull you back into those moments, the breathtaking ones, the tender ones, the joyful ones, making you feel the rush of the day all over again.

What I’m after is the truth of who you are together: the inside jokes, the quiet glances, the family traditions only your people understand, today or fifty years from now when your grandchildren turn these same pages. Nothing rushed. Nothing missed. When the photographs land in your hands, they aren’t just photos from your wedding day. They’re an heirloom.