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An intimate Grand Teton elopement surrounded by the Tetons, phottographed in the mountains. The day started slowly and calmly with the groom & groomsman going off roading and the bride having breakfast with her bridesmaids. We went to String lake for their first look and private vows, then formal bridal portraits. Ceremony was at The Wedding Tree in Kelly followed by a family dinner in Driggs.
 
Sophia and Mark choose one of Oregons most attractive coastal features for their bridals. Elk Flats is stunning and it was an adventure to get to. A short walk takes you to the most beautiful cliff side that the Pacific Northwest has to offer. No time lines, no expectations just them and the sound of the sea ( and the sound of me sliding in mud down the trail to get the perfect shot but were not counting that )
This adventurous day started with a long drive showcasing the beauty of the Alaskan wilderness. Our guide on the Matanuska glacier guided us through the process of walking on ice and educating us on the history and beauty of the glaciers of alaska. We stopped in several beautiful places on the glacier for photos. Glad we prepared ahead of time knowing it would be cold and slightly breezy which gave more personality to the adventure and im sure more than a few wild stories ( like when the return bridge floated away and we just hung out in the rain, on a giant piece of ice, as our guides reeled it back in )
Who said that you couldn't incorporate something you love new into your bridals!? train conductor, pilot or captain, it can be a part of your photos. Because combining WHAT you love with WHO you love is an idea that shouldn't be discarded. For the ultimate adventure session we can get super creative and do something thrilling that youve never done before but always dreamed about. Shane and Ivy added another story to their dress by taking their bridals higher. Helicopters, boats, planes and trains or even hot air balloons are not off the possibility list ( and next to nothing scares me )
 
The salt flats in Utah are impressive to imagine but even more impressive to see. We started at sunrise and God really showed off with the colors the sky gave us and the privacy of less crowds. It gave GiGi and Jared the rest of the day to relax and plan out their next adventure.
 
Could you imagine a better day than driving through not one but two national parks while on your honeymoon from across the nation? A cold snowy day in October means beautiful colors and less crowds. Ashley and Joseph got to experience geysers, lakes, wildlife and beauty of their new life together while driving through Wyoming, stopping to document bucket list landscapes and most importantly each other. They ended the day in Jackson Wyoming with a more private wedding dinner.
Aiden planned to pop the question in the Tetons while on vacation with Meriel and make it unforgettable. I helped plan location, time, and even helped with the nerves by bringing my secret weapon ( mr. duck). Of course she said yes and after a second for reality to set in we took a couple engagement photos at Jenny Lake and i dont know what was more impressive, the Tetons, or the other rock she got to walk away ith.
 
Theres a certain beauty about learning about different religious wedding traditions and each should be treated with respect and dignity. Allison and Carson had an entire day of celebrating their wedding. Early morning Temple sealing, afternoon chapel ceremony with family and friends followed by a traditional reception and send off. Their spring Texsa wedding got to include some of the famous Texas Bluebonnets and spent their entire day doing exactly what they wanted their day to be.
Brandon and Emily choose their pre wedding trip as the perfect time to incorporate their wedding bridal photos, allowing them more time with those they love on their wedding day. And lets be honest for a moment not only are they saving time but how many people get to share the stunning views of Wyoming at their wedding. September in the Tetons, a tour through Yellowstone and a once in a life time adventure in some hidden spots? yeah, its pretty perfect.
 
Cami and Thomas spent sunrise at one of the most picturesque places the Grand Tetons have to offer. They ended up barefoot walking the easy trail and got brave enough to enter the water of the Snake River. Theres a special magic at sunrise when the mountains seem to glow, experiencing it while adding new dirt memories to a wedding dress is one that should absolutely go down as a morning well spent.