I'm Bre, the heart behind Breonna Wells Photography. I'm a New Hampshire wedding photographer, wife, mom, and believer that the most meaningful photographs aren't simply beautiful — they become part of your family's legacy.
For nearly a decade, I've had the incredible privilege of documenting love stories across New England. My journey began with two years studying at the New England School of Photography in Boston, where I learned the technical and business foundations of photography. But it wasn't until I began photographing weddings that I discovered what truly inspired me: preserving the moments that become part of a family's history.
After photographing weddings for nearly ten years, I've learned that beautiful photographs are only part of the experience. My job is to help you feel completely cared for. I'll help build a timeline that allows you to actually enjoy your day, keep family portraits organized and stress-free, fluff your dress before you walk down the aisle, fix your veil, anticipate the little moments you never knew you'd need, and quietly step back when it's time for the real moments to unfold.
My greatest hope is that years from now, when your children and grandchildren flip through your wedding album, they won't just see what your wedding looked like — they'll feel what it was like to be there. Long after the flowers have faded and the music has ended, your photographs become part of your family's story. That responsibility is something I never take lightly, and it is truly one of the greatest honors of my life to preserve it.
30+ weddings
8x
100+
Full-time
Graduate
Married to an NH National Guard soldier, deployed twice.
Zander (4) and Leighton (1)
40 + chickens, 3 goats, 2 cats and 2 dogs.
Someday, my own wedding venue on the farm.
Coffee + True Crime Junkie
After over 100 five-star reviews, a few themes come up again and again. Couples always say they felt taken care of. They felt comfortable. They say the photos made them cry when they arrived, in the best way. That their families asked who the photographer was, and sent the link to every engaged cousin they know.
That's the thing I'm most proud of. Not the awards (though those are nice). The fact that people who were strangers when we first talked feel like friends by the time their wedding day is over.