As we drove along the winding roads of the Pacific Northwest, the morning fog was just rolling in – surrounded by the lush green of the Snoqualmie National Forest. While we didn’t get a traditional sunrise, we did get a classic, moody morning that only the PNW delivers time after time. I fell in love with the earthy mood this elopement had – nestled in a Washington forest.

My time working with Kevin and Ryan was memorable, because even from the day that they had their first consult call with me, their rock n roll personalities came through in a big way. They knew without hesitation that they wanted to get married in Death Valley National Park and that they wanted this to be an intimate and memorable experience that they could share with their closest family and friends.

This micro wedding in Red Rock Canyon, just outside of Las Vegas, was literally the perfect day! Kimi and Kevin’s day couldn’t have had better weather, better views, or been a better experience.

It’s always been a dream of mine just to visit Alaska. But getting to photograph this sweet and minimalist elopement in Hatcher Pass of all places was a dream come to life!

Cassandra & Seth love to get dressed up to go nowhere and have fun in costume wear just for the heck of it! So it was no surprise that a Pride & Prejudice inspired elopement was exactly their speed. They stayed at an incredible Airbnb in the PNW that almost felt like a chateau, and exchanged their vows with an intimate ceremony in the backyard.

Will & Brianna are college sweethearts. When they reached out to me, they knew right away that when it came to planning their elopement, they didn’t want just a traditional wedding day. They wanted an experience. What better way to share an elopement experience with your loved ones, then with a helicopter ride together through the Grand Canyon!

Belinda & Tom’s elopement in Valley of Fire was a dream. It was intimate, meaningful, and beautiful. They traveled all the way from Australia, to elope in the desert.

For as long as I can remember, I’ve loved education. I used to be a substitute teacher, and I later transitioned into working at an elementary school library. As I’ve dived into the world of photography, I’ve had a desire to share what I know with other creatives and to learn from them too.