This is not coverage designed around a ceremony alone. These elopements are shaped as full days, allowing time to move between locations, settle into moments, and experience your surroundings without rushing.
The photography follows the natural arc of the day—capturing atmosphere, movement, and the quiet in-between moments that give the experience its depth. The result is a cohesive visual narrative that feels immersive, elevated, and deeply reflective of who you are.
You’re not here for a checklist or a production. You’re here because you want your elopement to feel like a day you actually lived — one shaped by meaning, movement, and emotional truth. My work begins there.
I photograph elopements for couples who want space to be themselves, time to feel what’s happening, and imagery that reflects something real — not a performance of romance, but the quiet depth of it.
While these elopements are thoughtfully designed and beautifully intentional, they’re also meant to be enjoyed. The experience is not rigid or overly precious — it’s spacious, relaxed, and shaped around what feels good to you. Pricing reflects the time, care, and flexibility required to create a day that flows naturally, leaving room for laughter, spontaneity, and those unscripted moments that often become favorites.
I photograph weddings with a documentary foundation and an editorial eye. That means your day unfolds naturally, with gentle guidance when it helps and complete respect for the moments that belong only to you.
This is not an “hourly coverage” approach.
It’s not rushed.
It’s not built around rigid expectations or forced moments.
Instead, the experience is shaped around:
flow rather than timelines
presence rather than posing
emotional awareness rather than direction
I pay attention — to light, to energy, to the way a moment is unfolding — and I respond accordingly. That sensitivity is what allows the photographs to feel honest and layered, rather than arranged.
• Story-driven, documentary coverage with a refined, timeless approach
• A calm, experienced presence that allows you to stay fully present in your day
• Thoughtful portrait guidance that feels natural, never forced
• Timeline support so your celebration unfolds with ease rather than urgency
• A pre-wedding consultation to align on details, priorities, and flow
• A thoughtful questionnaire designed to understand your vision, values, and what matters most to you
• Location, venue, and trusted vendor recommendations when desired
• A minimum of 50 professionally edited, high-resolution images per hour, delivered in both color and black & white
• A private online gallery for viewing, downloading, and sharing
• Curated print and heirloom album options for those who value tangible keepsakes
Elopements can be just the two of you, or shared with a small circle of loved ones. They are less about tradition and more about presence and emotional connection — with the freedom to move slowly, choose meaningful locations, and focus on what matters most without pressure or performance.
All the meaning of a wedding, with fewer guests and deeper connection.
Micro-weddings are ideal for couples who want the fullness of a wedding day — ceremony, celebration, and the presence of family — without the scale of a large event.
These thoughtfully designed collections typically include:
• Six or more hours of coverage
• Two professional wedding photographers
• Artful documentation of your ceremony and intimate gathering
• Family portraits guided with ease and warmth
• Time for relaxed, natural couple portraits
• Location and trusted vendor guidance
• Several curated add-on options, from heirloom albums to film photography
• Space for the day to unfold at a comfortable, unrushed rhythm
On an elopement day, my role is both steady and flexible. I’m there to notice what’s unfolding, keep things moving with ease, and make sure you feel supported — never rushed, never managed. I’ll offer gentle guidance when it helps, and plenty of space when it doesn’t.
There’s room for laughter, wandering, curiosity, and the kind of moments that happen when you stop thinking about the camera altogether. Couples often tell me they forgot I was even photographing part of the day — that it felt relaxed, playful, and surprisingly fun. That sense of ease is intentional. When you feel free to be yourselves, the photographs naturally follow.