My best friend’s family has a lot of aspects – but the biggest one I think that is noticeable is how much love envelops every person and relationship, from close siblings to cousins and half siblings; hers is a family that just wants people to feel loved. She reached out to me about photographing a family members wedding in late 2022, and as soon as I chatted with Lena and Wyatt…

Our team member, Seran, photographed Steven and Tori at their intimate backyard wedding, held at Tori’s parent’s house, on a beautifully soft rainy day. The couple had planned for the probability of rain, so the clouds and drizzle didn’t even give them pause – and their closest friends and family met in a large white tent in a yard decorated with buckets on buckets of wildflowers that brightened up the day, and umbrellas for the wedding party.

My absolutely hands-down favorite thing about relocating to the East Coast from the Pacific Northwest has been the venues. I’m a total history nerd (in an abstract I love old things kind of way) and the buildings and venues here are the kind that make me sigh with excitement…

Kayla and Tim decided they wanted to have an intimate micro-wedding the week before their bigger wedding, at their Southbury home. So, on September 15, I met them at their gorgeous house tucked away in the woods on the edge of town – where I spent an hour with this stunning couple documenting their backyard wedding with their immediate families and closest friends. They had flowers from the bride’s grandmother, got ready in their own room, and legally exchanged vows in their yard, right next to their garden…

This gorgeous romantic Hartford City Hall Elopement in Hartford, Connecticut was dreamy beyond belief – from the peach and greens of the florals, to the classic romantic wedding gown – this couple brought all the love and passion to this incredible city hall elopement

This Portland, Oregon micro-wedding overlooking the skyline of the city from the Society Hotel rooftop was intimate, emotional, and so perfectly authentic and organic. From the bride and groom’s private vows, to the first look with their family – followed by a pizza bar, black wedding cake, and donuts – this is every urban Oregon micro-wedding dream

This Halloween micro-wedding at the Oregon Coast features two brides (one in purple and one in green), a costume party, a wedding party all in black, and a ceremony in a small cave under the roots of a massive tree next to a waterfall. This beautiful intimate micro-wedding is one to remember and an incredible experience