
Creating a Curated Wedding Experience Instead of Just a Wedding Day A lot of couples say the same thing to me when we start planning together – they want their wedding to feel like them, not like a production or a copy of something they saw online five times that week. And honestly, I get […]

Your images are ready and now it’s time to download ! Once your photos are ready, you will receive an email with a link to your gallery. If you are feeling overwhelmed by your first experience with PASS galleries, this guide is for you. Viewing Your Images First things first, your PASS gallery is simply […]

The most important tip for all family photos is to wear something you feel comfortable and good it.
The most important tip for all family photos is to wear something you feel comfortable and good it.


How to Find your perfect Photographer- It’s important to find someone who can capture your beauty and make you feel comfortable during the session. This guide will help you choose the right photographer by providing tips on what to look for, questions to ask, and examples of their work. Most important… always trust your first […]

9:00 a.m. Start Hair & Makeup 11:30 a.m. Photographer and Videographer Arrive 12:00 p.m. Hair & Makeup is complete 12:30 p.m. Put on Dress // First Look with Bridesmaids or Parents 1:30 p.m. First Look & Vows 2:00 pm Couple Photos 2:30 p.m. Wedding Party Photos 3:00 p.m. Time to relax 3:30 p.m. Ceremony 4:00 […]

WHY I LOVE DETAIL PHOTOS AS A PNW WEDDING AND ELOPEMENT PHOTOGRAPHER As you plan your wedding, there are so many little details that are so important. You spend so much time (and money) picking and choosing these details, you should get photos of them to tell your wedding day story! As wedding photographers, we […]

If you’re contemplating not getting engagement photos taken, know that it’s highly recommended. This session gives the client and the photographer an opportunity to work together. While getting to know your photographer, engagement photos are also a perfect keepsake. It allows you to get the vibe of how your wedding day portraits will go and […]

There’s a common misconception that elopements are just a quick ceremony. This is not true at all! Eloping is about getting married in a way that feels true to you, and the whole day should be your dream! Use this example elopement timeline below to outline a loose timeline for your day! While no day […]

Wedding day photo timeline without a first look- From an Oregon wedding photographer
I’ve always been drawn to the moments people don’t plan for. The way someone looks at you when you’re not paying attention, the laughter that doesn’t last long, and the parts of life that feel most honest.
I believe a lot of that comes from how I grew up - surrounded by bins of film, family photos, and big family dinners. Often sitting right on top of the table as a kid, taking it all in. It wasn’t about perfection, it was good food, people talking over each other, and how much love was at that table.
The photos from that time let me step back into those seasons and feel it all over again. And I think that’s part of why I care so deeply about documenting life as it really is.
So when I step into a season with you, I’m not there to create something new - I’m there to pay attention to what’s already happening and preserve it in a way that feels honest.
Because at the end of it, this isn’t just about beautiful photos or an emotional film. It’s about the experience you’re living and having something you can come back to - something that holds this season of your life in a way that still feels real years from now.
Yes, I love a clean home, but I also love one that feels lived in, full of life, and a little imperfect in the most meaningful way - true to the season you’re actually in.
So when I step into a season with you, I’m not there to create something new - I’m there to pay attention to what’s already happening and preserve it in a way that feels honest.
Because at the end of it, this isn’t just about beautiful photos or an emotional film. It’s about the experience you’re living and having something you can come back to - something that holds this season of your life in a way that still feels real years from now.