Nicolette and Joseph reached out on Instagram asking if I could document their PNW honeymoon and I might have squealed out loud in actual excitement. You might think that I mistyped. That I meant engagement session but no, I typed correctly. Everyone sees the benefit of engagement photos and knows why you need to have your wedding documented, but the honeymoon is often left behind even though it is just as much of an investment and something you’ve been planning and looking forward to.

A couple of weeks ago I got to attend The Woodlands Workshop hosted by Dawn and Mae and Co Creative, and after a morning of learning and coffee we switched gears and hopped outside with Stephanie and Ty to shoot some winter mountain elopement inspiration. Not only were they the absolute cutest while getting snow

When you first meet Heather and Kelsey, you can immediately tell that they’ve been through a lot together. Not because they tell you about it, but because of the way they look at each other and support each other with every little movement. As I learned while we talked throughout our session, they do have a crazy story that involves ups and

I'm so excited to share another one of my Nomadic November adventures with y'all! I never thought when I started photographing couples that I would find myself scaling lava rocks in Bend, Oregon during an epic sunset, but here we are.

You may recognize Katie and Nic from their in-home couples session last winter, and be wondering how we all ended up on the Oregon coast together for their Cannon Beach anniversary session. I met these two in Boston when they were newlyweds getting their bearings in a new city while Nic was finishing law