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Grand Teton Wedding Weekend Part 1

Grand Teton Wedding Weekend Part 1

Grand Teton Wedding Weekend Part 2

Grand Teton Wedding Weekend Part 2

Sunrise Telluride Elopement

Sunrise Telluride Elopement

Rainforest Elopement in Olympic National Park

Rainforest Elopement in Olympic National Park

Seattle Intimate Wedding

Seattle Intimate Wedding

Oregon Coast Elopement Oregon Coast elopement with bride and groom at sunset

Oregon Coast elopement with bride and groom at sunset

Oregon Coast Elopement

Ruby Beach Engagement Session

Ruby Beach Engagement Session

Winter Elopement in Olympic National Park

Winter Elopement in Olympic National Park

Mt. Rainier Adventure Session mt-rainier-engagement-session

mt-rainier-engagement-session

Mt. Rainier Adventure Session

Olympic National Park Elopement

Olympic National Park Elopement

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What size backpack should ya bring for an elopemen

What size backpack should ya bring for an elopement?

Most couples only need a small daypack (20-25 liters) to carry snacks, water, vows, and their jackets. If you're planning any activities or bringing a blanket, that's where you want to get a larger size pack! Even with activities, most couples should be able to bring a 40-liter bag or smaller and fit everything.

It's pretty popular to bring backpacking bags for elopement days (even if you're not backpacking). They're cute, hold a lot of stuff, and add to the adventure. Because they're bigger, it's also easier to attach a suit or dress to your backpack.

But don't feel obligated to bring that large of a backpack unless you want! There's not an actual need for a bag that size for most days.

This couple brought camp chairs, a camp table, board games, and other bulky items. So bringing their backpacking bags made a lot of sense!

It's been a long while since we've explored the de

It's been a long while since we've explored the desert! We were thrilled to help these two elope in Zion to finish our season this year.

We had fall colors and snow at the same time! Exploring the Southwest never disappoints. We're happy to live in Colorado again soon and be closer to all of these amazing places for future adventures!

What your photographers do on their day off 🥾 🏔 ☀️ Most days were in our office editing during this time, but the weather looked so sunny that we had to get out on a snowy hike!! And we were rewarded with seeing FIVE volcanos on this blue bird day!!! 🤩 Cheers to getting outside!

One of the important qualities in a relationship (

One of the important qualities in a relationship (for us) is the ability to be silly, play like kids, and never take life too seriously. As adults, we tend to grow out of this playfulness because of our jobs or day-to-day lives. But being playful, especially with the love of your life, creates a safe space away from all of that "seriousness." It's a space to run from the tide in laughter, to dance in the grocery store, to be that playful version of you that helps you unwind and enjoy life. Don't lose that playfulness!

As our season comes to a close, this is the time o

As our season comes to a close, this is the time of year where we're able to sit down and work on new blog posts, guides, and helpful information for our couples the following year!

As wedding and elopement experts, we have front row seats every season to learn more helpful tips, find new locations, and find more ways to help keep our couples focused on each other!

We still have beautiful photos and films to edit and deliver, but we are stoked to get more helpful content put together for y'all soon! Thanks for being patient during another crazy busy time of year when we start juggling between two seasons!

Adventure in the desert with these two! 🏜🧡✨

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