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The experience

Story first.Always.

Choose the coverage that gives your day room to be itself. We will help with the timeline, the light, and the photographs you know you need; then stay awake for everything you could never put on a list.

Weddings & elopements

The day is not a photoshoot. It is a life event we are trusted to witness.

01

Hearthside

from $1,600

A compact story for elopements and intimate wedding days; ceremony, honest candids, and portraits with room to breathe.

  • Up to 3 hours
  • High-resolution edited gallery
  • Travel within 100 miles
Ask about Hearthside
02

Willow Tree

$2,700

For couples who want the heart of the day documented without rushing through the parts that matter.

  • 6 hours of coverage
  • Two photographers
  • Wedding party, family, ceremony, details & newlywed portraits
Ask about Willow Tree
03

River's Gold

$3,500

The whole wild story; from getting ready through the final evening light, with space for candids, family, details, portraits, and everything unplanned.

  • Full-day documentary coverage
  • Two photographers
  • Complimentary engagement session
Ask about River's Gold
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Portraits with a pulse

Couples, maternity, grads, families & becoming.

01

Full Session

35–40 photographs, multiple outfit changes, client guide and access to our portable changing room.

$350
02

Local Mini Session

15 photographs with an optional outfit change, made for a smaller story or a season worth remembering.

$225
03

Destination & custom stories

Mountain weekends, faraway vows, creative concepts and coverage built around something that does not fit neatly in a box.

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A gentle note

We will never ask you to perform happiness for the camera.

We use movement, small scenes, conversation, and simple prompts rather than forcing you through a list of poses. Traditional portraits still matter. So do the wind, the nerves, the bad jokes, and the way you reach for each other without thinking.

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