Is Eloping Right For You?

    Elopements have been seen as a thing couples do in secret against their family's approval, but that couldn't be more wrong. Eloping is an opportunity to curate a day that is unique and special to YOU.  This could be the two of you exploring your favorite National Park and taking a canoe out on the lake or hiking to a scenic waterfall. It could be the two of you getting hitched at the courthouse then heading over to the tattoo studio where you first met for matching tattoos. The options are limitless.
    Elopements and micro-weddings open up so many more doorways to make your special day fit your lifestyle and personality. You can still totally have your closest family and friends be a part of the celebration, but you're designing your day around things that you love to do without the limitations of needing to stay at a venue all day to tend to your guests.

    That's where I come in. I'm not just a photographer. I'm a creative who spends a whole lot of time learning about locations, collaborating on ways you can have a unique day, curating your elopement day timeline and all of the activities the two of you can do together, legally marrying you using my officiant license, all while also being there to document your day.
This, to me, is what it means to be an elopement photographer. It takes so much more than a click of a camera and time at the computer to edit photos. It's my goal to help you create the most magical day.

But if the options are limitless, how do you decide what to do?