By the time producer, actress, and playwright Abigail Rose Solomon met businessman Jason Teuscher in 2011, she already had a clear vision of what her wedding would look like.

They met just before graduating college. They began careers in finance. They made a nest in New York. And on a wintry day atop Montmartre, overlooking Paris, the City of Love, he popped the question and she said yes.

Audrey Tomason and Sean Ward discovered that Columbus Day weekend was perfect timing for their wedding, though it was just five months after their engagement.

Danielle Wilson and Ritch Williams had traveled to Boston plenty of times (Red Sox fans!) and even south to Cape Cod, but somehow they had never made it onto the ferry to Martha’s Vineyard, despite their best intentions.

Jordy Kane and Julia Gutierrez were sailing aboard the Witch of Endor out of Vineyard Haven harbor when photographer Kristen Leigh Conklin asked the couple an important question: “Do you want to get married now?”

For New Yorkers Lara Gaumert and Casey Woo, Martha’s Vineyard offers a welcome change of pace.

Derek Berger was nervous as the clock struck two. It was his wedding day, a glorious late September afternoon on Martha’s Vineyard.

Last October, Liz Kittleman and Caitlin Jackson stood hand-in-hand atop a hill in Chilmark as a newly married couple. But for years they shook hands after lacrosse matchups as strangers and university rivals.

She grew up in West Tisbury and Chilmark, spent most of high school off-Island, and attended college in New York. He moved to and from the Vineyard with his family, popping in and out of Island schools and landing, eventually, at Boston College.