Amr and Zaina’s vision for their engagement session in Oregon’s iconic Columbia River Gorge had me in a chokehold since day our first clarity call. These two held such a deep appreciation for art, the landscapes around us, and their heritage. So it was super important to them (and me!) to highlight these in the photos we took.

With all the elopement photographers out there, how do you find the one for you? Here are four things to look for when searching for your destination elopement photographer.

The Arches National Park in Moab, Utah is the perfect location for an adventurous yet casual engagement session surrounded by unique desert landscapes.

Last year I had the absolute pleasure of photographing the most beautiful summer microwedding up in the Northern Cascades overlooking Mt Baker, Washington. Kenzie and Mal planned such an intimate and sweet day with their closest friends and family, all while soaking in these breathtaking views.

I literally cannot wait to share the incredible story of Kerianne and Trevor’s destination elopement on the island of Maui, Hawaii. Believe it or not, this WASN’T their original wedding plan, but my gosh did it turn out to be something incredibly special!

Let’s rewind for a sec to 2022 when Kerianne and Trevor booked me…

The Oregon Coast did NOT hold back the typical moody west coast vibes for Ethan and Lucy’s engagement session. Despite the cold wind and rain, their smiles were constant and so contagious!
While we all frolicked and danced like lunatics in the sand, I…

This summer elopement in the Southern Oregon forests and mountain ranges was such a whimsical and intimate way to celebrate their love

Andela and Tyler planned the perfect mountain elopement in the Northern Cascades of Washington on the most stunning summer day.

It was such a blast working with Amy-Rose + Levi for their engagement photos during the sunset in Oregon’s best wildflower field

The first thought that ran across my mind when we made it up to the top of God’s Thumb was, “Are we really in Oregon or did we somehow end up at the coastal cliffs of Ireland?”. Not too far-fetched right?