Before I ever photographed elopements, I fell in love with photographing landscapes.
Wide open spaces. Mountains at sunrise. The coastline right before sunset. National parks that make you feel small in the best way.
That love for landscapes is what naturally led me to adventure elopements.
Because when you combine:
A meaningful place
Two people deeply in love
And a day built with intention
You get something powerful.
Your location isn’t just a backdrop.
It becomes part of your story.
I know how overwhelming planning can feel.
There are so many tabs open.
So many decisions.
So many “are we doing this right?” moments.
As an introvert, I value clarity and preparation. I like knowing there’s a thoughtful plan in place so everything can unfold naturally.
That’s why I don’t just show up with a camera.
I help you:
Choose the right place
Structure a timeline that makes sense
Navigate permits
Create a day that feels calm instead of chaotic
So when the day comes, you’re not stressed.
You’re present.
I’m not loud.
I’m not overly directive.
I’m not going to make you perform.
I’ll guide you when you need it.
Give you space when you don’t.
And help you feel comfortable if being in front of a camera feels intimidating.
If you’re introverted too, or just don’t love being the center of attention — you’re safe here.
You’ll probably find me:
• Exploring a new trail or scenic overlook
• Planning my next travel destination
• Searching for the best Mexican mocha in whatever town I’m in
Travel inspires me — not just for the views, but for the feeling of discovering something new. That same curiosity is what I bring into every elopement location I help couples choose.
If you want an elopement day that feels stress-free, intimate, and actually fun, I’d love to help you plan it and capture it—without turning it into a performance.
Not quite ready to reach out?
You can start with my Free Elopement Planning Guide to get clarity on locations, permits, and timelines.
Download the Free Planning Guide