I’ve recently had the incredible opportunity to capture the most magical elopement in the breathtaking Grand Teton National Park. Picture this: a picturesque mountain range stretching as far as the eye can see, crystal-clear lakes reflecting the peaks, and a couple deeply in love, ready to embark on their journey as Mr. and Mrs. It doesn’t get much dreamier than that!

We started our day surrounded by the majestic redwoods in Jedediah Smith State Park. As the sun filtered through the mists between the towering trees, K and H donned their more relaxed outfits, with K captivating everyone’s gaze in her stunning teal dress. We wandered through the woodland, soaking in the mystical atmosphere and indulging in some passionate Star Wars conversations. It was a dreamy start to an enchanting day.

As the morning sunshine filtered through the windows of their cozy Airbnb, I arrived to capture the intimate moments of B + B getting ready for their special day. B’s excitement was electric as they received a gift – a pin adorned with precious photos of their late grandmother and brother. These loved ones held a special place in their hearts, and the pin served as a beautiful reminder that they were with them in spirit on this momentous occasion.

Hey there, fellow adventurers! Today I have an extraordinary story to share with you about my recent photo shoot with an incredibly offbeat and unconventional couple, A + H. Buckle up and join me on this extraordinary journey through Olympic National Park!

So, you want to self-solemnize huh? I’ve got you covered! First off, let’s define self-solemnization as the act of officiating your own wedding ceremony, without the need for a third-party officiant or religious leader. It can be a great option for those who want to elope or have a more intimate or non-traditional wedding ceremony. […]

Eloping can be a wonderful way to celebrate your love and commitment to each other without the stress of a traditional wedding. If you’re considering eloping in Oregon, you’re in luck – Oregon offers a beautiful and diverse range of landscapes, from rugged coastline to forested mountains to rolling hills, making it a fantastic place […]

I met this awesome couple, let’s call them A + R, at the parking lot for their July elopement. And let me tell you, they were one adventure-loving duo! We were originally planning to drive up to Artist Point, but unfortunately, a rockslide had closed the road. No worries though, because we decided to hike up instead.