Sometimes, you meet a couple so relaxed and in sync that their wedding feels more casual hang out rather than a formal event. That’s exactly who Ian and Elizabeth are. Their Montana wedding was all about Western vibes, love, and embracing the great outdoors.

Alaina and Kaitlyn are two of the raddest humans I’ve ever met. So easy and natural to be around, it felt like we working with old friends (I know I’ve said that before but it’s true!)

They held their 75-person wedding at the Avalon Theatre in Easton MD. While they did put a lot of thought and effort into the ambience and experience of the day, A+K moved through their wedding together in a way that was so present and happy that it felt like they weren’t worried about the “stuff”. We love working with folks who know how to move through the day with intention and making memories, rather than just posing for photos.

If you’re planning a wedding, ask yourself this question. Are you planning a wedding or planning a photoshoot? If it’s the former, here’s our best advice, inspired by Alaina and Kaitlyn:

1. Relax

2. Focus on each other

3. Stay present

4. Be yourself

If you’ve ever thought about an eloping in Italy, or specially in Florence, Italy, this gallery is the perfect source of inspiration (my humble opinion)

We started this sweet Italian elopement inspired session with some quick getting ready photos at an historic Airbnb in downtown Florence Italy. From there, we adventured downtown to grab some city shots with the famous Duomo di Firenze by Brunelleschi. We adventured our way up into the hills with the perfect city scapes at Piazza Michelangelo and ended our evening with chants of “Auguri” surrounded by strangers at sunset. It was beautiful, magical, and perfect all in the same breath.

If you’re looking for a place to elope in North Carolina that includes a waterfall and scenic views, look no further. This adventurous elopement near Asheville, NC was a doozy and is not recommended for folks who are not used to hiking. This hiking elopement totaled over 4-miles between two locations and it was totally worth it.

Haley and Nathan reached out to us about 6 weeks prior to their elopement and told us they wanted to elope on their 10-year anniversary and they didn’t care where. I pitched them the idea of going out west where the temps are warm and the skies are sunny. Lucky for us all, they picked the luxury elopement package in Joshua Tree, and our adventure to California was around the corner.

If you're looking for an all-inclusive wedding venue on the east coast that oozes luxury, look no further than Hawkesdene. This 54-acre private estate in the mountain country of Western North Carolina is the perfect place to host your destination wedding.

We flew to our second home in Oregon to capture this sweet and stylish micro-wedding at a family friends’ farm. The bride is an incredible designer and stylist and completely styled her own wedding with the help of family and friends on the day of. If you’re interested to see how 5 hours of coverage can capture the essence of the day, check out these stunning images.

Cheyenne and Amanda were in the beginning of wedding planning, had a venue locked down and everything, and then the pandemic happened and they quickly were over wedding planning. When Amanda told Chey “I wish you’d just plan a wedding for me”, Chey took that literally and planned a whole ass surprise wedding.