Chelsea and Jeff’s Fun Georgetown Ballroom Wedding in Seattle, WA
Chelsea and Jeff’s wedding at Georgetown Ballroom South of Seattle fit this couple’s personalities and vibe to a tee. There are people you like, and
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Justin and Michael’s wedding at the Alexis Royal Sonesta Wedding years ago was a real pleasure to document. Thanks to my friend and colleague Jenny
A fan of old Seattle and eager to get married at a piece of its history? We’ve got you covered! Here are a few of
A wedding reception at Canlis is always a classy affair, and so was Maggie and John’s. Oysters, champagne and live piano – what’s not to love?
Jason and Karyn met in Ohio at dental school. The two first bonded over their love for the great outdoors, specifically hiking and camping, and this
Holly and Chris had quite the day at the city for their Seattle Aquarium wedding! They first did their First Look at the Olympic Sculpture
N&N had an elegant wedding at Fremont Foundry the spring of 2023. Together with friends and family, these beautiful souls were united as one family
B&C were wed in an elegant yet vibrant celebration on a particularly sunny spring Pacific Northwest day. Their ceremony was held at St Joseph’s Parish
When I first met Julie and Neel to talk photography for their wedding at the Four Seasons Seattle (via the wonderful Michelle Bernard, wedding planner
Getting married at Pike Place Market is not for the faint-hearted. Seattle’s most iconic tourist destination is busy most days. During Bumbershoot? It’s insane. That
I shoot quite a few Vietnamese weddings. They are festive, colorful and LONG. We cover something like 12-15 hours from as early as 8am, which
Becky and Kjell’s wedding at Westward, Seattle (the lamb there is to die for!) was on the perfect sort of October Saturday. Overcast and windy
Joey and Dustin’s wedding at the Bell Harbor Conference Center in the summer of 2022 was a colorful, boisterous affair. After getting ready with their
Ashley and James’ Seattle Courthouse Wedding was a sweet, intimate affair on a brisk winter’s day in the city. Scroll down past their photos for
Geoff and Alex’s Casablanca-Inspired Wedding at the Sanctuary at Lotte Hotel was an evening of glamor and sophistication for these two dashing gents. Surrounded by
Lynda and John’s Vietnamese wedding at the Metropolist in Seattle was a fun-packed, love-filled Vietnamese celebration. High-school sweethearts, Lynda and John’s focus was on making
A wedding at Chihuly Garden and Glass: Tennie and Shane’s celebration was an elegant, romantic affair that was one for the books. We started the
Emma and Joe’s wedding at The Foundry by Herban Feast was one of the venue’s first, so it was an honor to document it! This
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