As a queer and inclusive wedding & elopement photographer, I’m here for the wild romance, happy tears, windswept vows, and every beautifully unique love story in between. Whether you’re planning an epic elopement in Switzerland or anywhere across Europe, I create a safe, affirming space where LGBTQ+ couples and all identities can celebrate freely while every moment is captured with emotion, artistry, and intention.

A Queer Elopement in Olympic National Park – LGBTQ+ Elopement Photography in the Pacific Northwest

Exchange vows in the breathtaking beauty of Olympic National Park, where towering evergreens, misty mountain peaks, and rugged coastal cliffs create the perfect setting for your LGBTQ+ elopement. Whether you’re envisioning an intimate forest ceremony, a windswept beach exchange, or a romantic mountain overlook, this Pacific Northwest paradise offers a stunning and affirming space to celebrate your love.

As an LGBTQ+ wedding and elopement photographer, I specialize in capturing the raw emotions and authentic moments that make your love story unique. Let’s create a wedding experience that reflects who you truly are—adventurous, romantic, and unapologetically in love.

let us to step back in time with a vintage, classic engagement session at Cathedral Park with the stunning backdrop of the iconic St. Johns Bridge in Portland, Oregon.

in the quaint coastal town of Newport, Oregon, a story of young love was captured against the backdrop of roaring waves and a misty, breezy sunsets.
the sun-kissed shores of Newport provided the perfect setting for an engagement session that brimmed with moody, ethereal charm. the happiness and raw emotions shared between shannon + rylee were truly radiating for all to see. each click of the shutter was an invitation to preserve the authentic connection and undeniable joy.

the couple's love story was an inspiring testament that love comes in many ways and at any age. carol + leslie’s journey was marked not only by the intimacy of their bond but also by the unyielding support of their family and the broader LGBTQ+ community.