“Like, forest-y hobbit vibes”. Pretty much what sold me on Minnie’s wedding when I asked her to describe what she was envisioning. And so, a hobbit-like, free-range, barefoot, oyster-shooting, whiskey-sipping summer solstice celebration began. I’ve been sitting on this guy for a while and I’m so excited to finally share Minnie & Marshall’s wedding from this...
What a freakin’ adventure 2015 was. 97 shoots total, 11 cities, and so many gosh dang Taco Time runs. Every time I put together one of these posts I always catch myself saying “Oh yea! That shoot!”…so many things that never saw the light of day and deserved to be showed off because I felt like...
It’s the split second moment when the stars align so perfectly it’s almost audible. Well, it is. It’s me yelling like an idiot “holy sh*t” at what we just captured. And then there’s that quiet, slow exhale at the end of the day where you feel so content. Lucky, fulfilled, just straight happy. Whatever you...
Ah these two. Sometimes the beauty is in the details — the very planned out, meticulous details — and others, it’s in letting everything take its course. Sitting back, letting it happen as it needs to. That was the case with Jennie & Evan. They knew one another in high school, but the timing wasn’t...
Wedding + Commercial photographer (with a background in graphic design) based in Seattle. This blog is a small snippet of work in all three categories as well as the occasional personal post. Thanks for being here!
I am planning my wedding for next summer on Lopez Island and in my wedding research I discovered Marshall and Minnie’s dreamy wedding on Orcas Island that you shot. Are you willing to share the vendors that they used? Namely, I would love to know what they used for their invites.Thanks!
Hi Ellis! The bride designed them herself (she’s a graphic designer) but not sure who printed them!