10/20/2026
There's something about October in the Pacific Northwest that makes everything feel a little more romantic. The fog hanging low between the trees, the chilly mornings, the last bits of golden light slipping through the branches. Like the whole world slows down just a little.
And with the weather we've been having lately, I couldn't stop thinking about this session with C & A.
Which is funny, because somehow these photos have been sitting in my archives all this time without ever being shared.
These two got married at The Ruins in Seattle (which, if you've never seen it, is an absolutely incredible venue), but after their wedding, they realized they didn't have nearly as many photos of just the two of them as they'd hoped.
And honestly, I get it. Wedding days are a beautiful blur. You're hugging everyone, trying to soak it all in, and before you know it, the sun is setting and the day you've spent so long dreaming about is over.
So we gave them another evening.
They slipped back into their wedding attire, and we wandered into the woods of Snohomish County with no real agenda other than to slow down, chase the light, and create something that felt like them.
We played with the shadows, the way the light fell through the trees, and all those little in-between moments that happen when you're not watching the clock. A little moody, a little mysterious, and the kind of romance that feels like it belongs in an old film.
And that's the part of photography I'll never get tired of. Not just how everything looked, but how it felt to be there.
So if you're planning an intimate wedding, dreaming about running off somewhere beautiful to elope, or wishing you could put your wedding clothes back on for one more evening, I'd love to be the person who gets to tell that part of your story.
We don't need a perfect timeline or some elaborate plan. Just the two of you, a place that feels right, and a little room to let the moments happen.
Because your story deserves more than a handful of rushed photographs.