Elopements can often be planned on a shorter timeline than traditional weddings, but I recommend reaching out as soon as you have a date in mind. Popular dates and weekends tend to book first.

Most elopements only need a few hours of coverage. Depending on your plans, photography can include getting ready, the ceremony, portraits, champagne or cake, and time at an additional location. I’m happy to help you choose the amount of coverage that makes the most sense for your day.

Yes! Once you're booked, I’ll help create a photography timeline that considers your ceremony time, locations, travel, and the best available light.

Yes. Multiple locations can be incorporated as long as there is enough photography coverage to allow for travel time between them.

Any location permits, entrance fees, parking fees, or photography fees required by a venue or location are the couple’s responsibility.

Yes! Your elopement can be just the two of you or include a small group of your closest family and friends.

Yes. I primarily photograph digitally and may incorporate 35mm film throughout your coverage when it complements the setting and experience.

The final number varies depending on your coverage and the flow of the day. You’ll receive a thoughtfully edited collection of the strongest images from your elopement.

Your completed gallery will be delivered through a private online gallery approximately 6–8 weeks after your elopement.

Your date is reserved once your signed agreement and retainer have been received. After that, we can begin planning all the photography details for your elopement.