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Hazel and Maxie were married at The Ruins in Seattle. The unique, eclectic styling of The Ruins fit them well. Hazel and Maxie were married by a friend of theirs. They are a very fun and loving couple with fun and funny friends. It was a joy to get to know them, their friends, and their families!
Read MoreMaria and Chris had a beautiful evening wedding just before Christmas at Willows Lodge in Woodinvlle. With the Christmas lights Willows made for a beautiful place for a wedding.
Read MoreI met Sneha and Hari outside the Seattle Municipal Court. We walked around downtown finding cool spot for photographs. Then we met up with some family before we went back to the courthouse for their wedding ceremony with a few sunset portraits on the rooftop deck as well. After the ceremony, we went a couple of blocks over to the Charlotte restaurant at the Lotte Hotel Seattle in the F5 building.
Read MoreRobyn and Phillipe eloped at Volunteer Park in Seattle in front of their immediate family and a couple of friends. They were married by a close friend that was ordained for the event. We wandered the park for portraits and even visited the graveyard next door.
Read MoreFlavia and Bruno are awesome. They both moved from Brazil to Seattle. Then they met and started dating. They both had some family in from Brazil for their wedding at the Seattle Courthouse. We started at the roof of their apartment building, then went to Occidental Square before going to the Seattle Municipal Court for their rooftop ceremony. After the ceremony, we went over the Edgewater and Myrtle Edwards Park for some more portraits.
Read MoreRuobin & Jeffrey had their micro wedding at the Seattle Municipal Court. It was a a rather cool and slightly rainy day. We visited a rooftop parking garage, the red wall at Seattle City Hall, and a couple courtyards. Also, we had a rooftop wedding in the rain!
Read MoreI met Shan and Stephen at the Seattle Municipal Court. We walked around downtown by the library and nearby areas before heading to the courthouse for their wedding. They are a great couple!
Read MoreThe beautiful Treehouse Point was the backdrop for Kay and Geordano's unique pacific northwest wedding. Sitting in the foothills east of Seattle, Treehouse Point is filled with gorgeous trees, treehouses, and a beautiful creek running past the back of the property. Geordano played the guitar and sang for his bride as she came down the hill for the ceremony.
Read MoreI photographed Aiko & Zach’s wedding a year ago at the Woodinville Lavender Farms. For their anniversary, we went out to Treehouse Point to do a portrait session with them in some wedding attire. It is always so fun for me to see and photograph couples multiple times. Check them out at the fabulous Treehouse Point!
Read MoreJim and Joe had a beautiful summer day for their wedding at the newly remodeled Imperia Lake Union. They have known each other for decades. Now they have tied the knot. Truly a pleasure to meet them and spend their wedding day with them!
Read MoreI met Ivy and Adam at the Seattle waterfront for some wedding portraits. They are a very fun couple that made it easy to create beautiful portraits.
Read MoreSheryl & Jim rented a big, beautiful house on Lake Sammamish for their wedding. I love summer, outdoor weddings. It was great and different place for a wedding with a fun couple and group of friends and family.
Read MoreHelena and Chaowei met me at the Seattle Public Library for some wedding portraits after their elopement a couple weeks earlier. We shot around the library, the waterfront, and the rooftop of a parking garage up until sunset.
Read MoreEmily and Santos were married at Ruston Chapel on a scorching hot day. They are a fun and funny couple that love video games. Their cake topper is the avatars they were using when they met online. After their ceremony, we went over to the Rose Garden at Point Defiance.
Read MoreI love couples that enjoy each other’s company. Sarra and Sahil laugh together a lot. That made them fun to photograph! We walked around South Lake Union Park and the surrounding area include the Center for Wooden Boats. Then, they got married in the speakeasy room in the apartment complex. Very fun!
Read MoreI met Lauren and Jonathan at the Seattle Municipal Court before walking around the downtown Seattle area. We found a new, cool rooftop parking garage for a few images as well as some of my favortie places like the main branch of the Seattle Public Library and the Freeway Park area. Then we went over to City Hall for the wedding!
Read MoreMarta and Steve met on a climbing trip. They then went on many more adventures featuring Steve’s van. So, naturally, we featured the van during their wedding day as well. After taking some portraits around Seattle and the waterfront, we ended up back at Occidental Square for a pop-up wedding with friends!
Read MoreLeo and Shawn had a small wedding at the very cool Manresa Castle in Port Townsend. It is a beautiful place that is also supposed to be haunted. They were married by a rabbi that has just finished a book on Jewish mysticism and magic. Just before the wedding there was a beautiful corona around the sun. Happy wedding day to Leo & Shawn!
Read MoreYay for weddings! It has been a long time since I last had the opportunity to photograph a wedding. Michele and Mark were married at Willows Lodge with their immediate family in attendance. It was a gray and slightly sprinkly late winter day. They laughed a lot and the love amongst their family was obvious. Willows Lodge arranged for them to get married in the small library upstairs. After the ceremony, I did some portrait sessions for family members that wanted some couple portraits. Thanks for having me there!
Read MoreKathy and Nick planned to have a beautiful big wedding this summer. That didn’t work out with the pandemic and the restrictions on receptions. So they postponed their big party until next year and decided to do a micro wedding on the Washington coast. They chose the adorable little planned village of Seabrook in the Pacific, Washington area. We had planned on some images of the two of them taking off their shoes and playing in the water at sunset for some spectacular images. Then the smoke rolled in from Oregon and California for the weekend of their wedding. They had a fantastic attitude about it. They still got married, and they still had a great time with their friends. Your wedding either goes perfectly, or you have a great story to tell for the rest of your life!
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