Here is the honest truth about why I do this. Everything about a wedding day is built to be temporary. The flowers wilt by Monday. The cake is gone by midnight. The song ends, the guests drive home, and the whole thing you spent a year planning folds itself up and becomes a memory. A photograph is the one piece that refuses to leave with everyone else.
Years from now, you will not remember the timeline or the seating chart. You will remember the way your person looked at you before you turned around. The way your dad went quiet during the toast. The particular sound of your people losing it on the dance floor. My entire job is to make sure that when the day itself is long over, you still get to stand inside it whenever you want.
So that is the promise. I am not here to hand you pretty pictures. I am here to hand you the day back.
Same planning, same hand editing, same me. Only the hours change.
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Reach out, we hop on a call to make sure we click, and once we have landed on the day I send a contract and a retainer to lock it in. From there we go into planning mode together. It really is as easy as it sounds.
How do we hold our date?
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What happens if you get sick?
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My worst nightmare, so I plan for it. I keep a trusted network of photographers across the Front Range who shoot in a similar style, plus a wider circle I can call on, so you are covered no matter what.
Do you photograph LGBTQ+ weddings?
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Always, with my whole heart, no asterisks and no exceptions. Bring whoever you love. I will flex pronouns, scrap the traditional shot list, and build the day around the two of you exactly as you are. I will also probably dance with your favorite uncle and have the time of my life doing it.
How much hiking is involved?
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Only as much as you want. An adventure elopement does not require a summit. The point is an intentional day you will never forget, not a quad workout. If you want to hike, we will keep it reasonable. If you would rather stay close to the car, there are jaw dropping spots just steps from a trailhead.
Do you only shoot in Colorado?
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Colorado and the Rockies are home, but I travel. I have photographed weddings beyond the state and I am always chasing the next one. If your day is somewhere far flung, tell me. I genuinely love a logistics puzzle.
How far ahead should we book?
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Sooner than you think. Popular dates, especially in the fall, go a year out, and for anything inside a national park the permit windows reward early planners. That said, if your heart is set on a quick elopement, I have pulled beautiful days together in a matter of weeks.
How many hours do we need?
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For most weddings, eight hours is the sweet spot. Want the whole day from first robe to last sparkler, ten or more is ideal. Elopements usually land between four and ten hours depending on how many locations and how much of the day you want to live slowly. We figure out the right number together, built around your light and your plans.
Bring me the half formed ideas, the parts you have not figured out yet, the day you are quietly dreaming about. That is exactly where I come in. Let's make a whole damn moment.