Lisa and Whitney’s vibrant rainbow wedding was held on family property in rural Sedro Woolley, a wedding ceremony that they lovingly dubbed “the gayest thing Sedro Woolley has ever seen”. I loved literally everything about their day. Seriously, what’s not to love? It had everything! A dog in a rainbow tutu, hair rhinestones, Converse, bubbles, confetti cannons, and all the rainbows!

Krystina and Kevin’s July wedding at Novelty Hill Januik Winery was everything you could want from an elegant garden party. Gorgeous weather, lush greenery, crisp white and navy linens, and outdoor dinner by candlelight.

Jessica and Wilson’s June Wedding at the Golf Club at Newcastle had the most dramatic skies and the absolutely sweetest people. The highlights for me have to be their game of Rock-Paper-Scissors to see who got to say their vows first and of course all the dramatic weather - including a rainbow!

Monica + Matthew’s Lush Floral May Wedding at Willows Lodge was an absolute favorite. From the decor and music to the love and laughter, every moment felt warm and inviting.

Stacy and Greg’s fun Seattle Aquarium Wedding, complete with otter feedings, touch tank fun, and an orca couple cake topper, was a delight for all of their guests.

Becca and Dan’s Winter wedding at Novelty Hill Januik Winery. This lovely Woodinville wedding had a gorgeous palette of deep cranberry red, blush, and cream.

Limited Shorty Shenanigan Sessions are available through 12/31!

Looking for a fantastic last minute gift? After a 3 year hiatus, I am back to offering these limited, super popular, any-time mini sessions.

From reactive or dogs to skittish cats, not all pets are what I’d like to call “wedding-ready”.

Dogs are hands down my very favorite wedding guests. I love the personality, unpredictability, and smiles they bring to an event.

“It’s like rain on your wedding day”… or so Alanis says. But showers on your big day don’t need to be ironic, as a matter of fact they can be downright beautiful!

Let’s be honest, no one loves wrangling relatives and then standing around with plastered smiles waiting in the hot sun (or bitter cold) to cycle through 30 different combinations of everyone in your family tree. However, we know that many of these photos are necessary. 

You’ve finally scheduled that long overdue family photo session, now what?

Contrary to popular belief, being photogenic is not something you’re born with; it’s a skill you can practice and learn- just like riding a bike or playing the ukulele. 

Like many photographers, I offer mini sessions in the Fall. Because we live in the Pacific Northwest and I only offer a limited number of spots with several sessions in one day, I deem these sessions: “Rain or Shine”.

Today I want to get personal about celebrating Mother’s Day, or more accurately not celebrating Mother’s Day. BTW, that’s me and my adorable mom- seriously, how much do you love those 1984 Sally Jesse Raphael glasses? Gen Z, google it.