Peter and Felix brought one hundred percent of their authentic selves to their wedding at Ray’s Boathouse and their friends and family LOVED it.
A celebration of all things queer wedding at Ray's Boathouse
Fern Acres Intimate Joyful Late Spring Wedding / Ashley and Todd
Fun filled queer wedding at the Seattle Aquarium - Bob and Vy
Bob & Vy’s wedding at the Seattle Aquarium may have been my favorite wedding of 2022, not for the couple or the venue or the food but because the people surrounding the couple were just the most amazing people.
Woodsy Winter Wedding at Wallace Falls Lodge, Washington
Jocely and Jason contacted me in December 2019 and we actually did an in person consult where they introduced me to the wonderful Boon Boona coffee in Renton. Fast forward a couple months and we all know what happened. While most couples were able to reschedule within a year, things were more complicated for the J’s because one of them is Canadian, with Canadian family they wanted at the wedding and the border remained closed. Once the border reopeened another “problem” came along but a happy one, they were pregnant!
Late Summer Queer Joy Wedding at Falling Water Gardens, Washington
Late Summer Fae Wedding Trinity Tree Farm Seattle WA - Nick & Franklin
JM Cellars Intimate Winter Elopement // Kennedy & Eby
Kennedy & Eby’s intimate elopement at JM Cellars ended up being my last wedding of the year in 2020 and it was so fitting in all the best ways. Due to Kennedy’s job they had to be very strict with the contact rules which meant everyone had to wear a mask anytime they were within 6 feet of the wedding couple. Obviously this meant we had to adapt to take some photos without masks but even the ones with people wearing masks you can feel their love for Kennedy and Eby coming through the fabric.
The Sanctuary at Admiral West Seattle Wedding // Brian and Michael
When I hung out with Brian and Michael for their engagement session at Jack Block Park, I knew by the end of our time together that their wedding was going to be a riot, and it turns out I was correct!
