Joy, laughter, anticipation, butterflies, bliss, tension, and relief. Wedding days run high on a multitude of emotions and it's what has kept me hooked year after year. Most of us, at one point or another, have looked back on our own parents or grandparents wedding photos with some sense of adoration and nostalgia. It is with this same sentiment that I strive to document weddings. Your wedding photographs should ripen over time, offering a delayed reaction that grows more meaningful as life carries on and memories fade.
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Seattle based photographer working with film and digital cameras, available for commissions worldwide.
April 29, 2021
This wedding blog is a special one as it’s the story of when my big sister got married in the mountains. It really does hit you differently when its your own family– when its your father shedding a tear and your mom, stoic and reserved and filled with too many emotions to put into words. I’ve photographed hundreds of weddings now but this one was a true whirlwind of beautiful emotions.
Hailey and Davis’s love story started in Africa where they met in the Peace Corps 2 years ago. I remember the first spotty Whatsapp call I got from her telling me she met this cute blonde guy at orientation who really loves birds. They were timid at first and their villages were a good full days trek apart but as the months went on, I received message after message that revealed how kind and supporting and calming Davis was to her.
Two years later and back in the states, they found theirselves living in Fort Collins, CO as Hailey decided to attend Grad school. If two people were ever made for a state, Hailey and Davis were MADE for Colorado. So it made sense when they got engaged and she called me up and talked of a winter wedding in the Rockies.
They said their vows as the snow fell every so lightly– as if caught in a magical snow globe– with our closest family and friends surrounding them. It was simple and effortless and full of so much joy. We came back to the cabin afterwards and ate dinner and had cake and watched as the snow began to fall heavily, bodies warmed by the fire and the excitement of our newly blended families.
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