There is something special about a Nashville Engagement Session that tells your story through places that already mean something to you. For K and J, that meant starting their late spring engagement session at the Noelle Hotel, where they will be getting married next year, before ending the evening at Belmont University. Each location represented a different part of Nashville while perfectly reflecting who they are as a couple. It was such a fun evening to document, and I already cannot wait to celebrate with them again on their wedding day.

If you’ve spent any amount of time researching unique elopement spots, you’ve probably seen the same locations pop up again and again. Iceland. Yosemite. The Dolomites. Scotland. And while those destinations are incredible for a reason, they are far from your only options.

A Nashville engagement session does not have to be complicated to feel meaningful, and H and C’s summer evening at Shelby Park is proof. With pizza, wine, and a picnic in the park, they spent the session doing what they love most: enjoying good food and spending time together. Their Nashville wedding is next summer, and I cannot wait to celebrate alongside them!

When most couples first start planning an elopement, one of the biggest surprises is realizing how different an elopement timeline feels compared to a traditional wedding day schedule.

Some love stories begin with a first date. J and B’s started in sixth grade. After years of growing up together, moving from Michigan to Los Angeles, traveling the world, and building a life side by side, they chose an intimate Big Sur California elopement to celebrate the next chapter of their story.

Planning a Charleston engagement session? Explore this downtown Charleston and Folly Beach engagement photo experience for location inspiration. A Charleston engagement session is one of my favorite ways to document the season before your wedding day. Between the historic charm of downtown Charleston, the coastal beauty of Folly Beach, and the soft spring light, Charleston […]

If you are dreaming of a Dead Horse Point elopement, this inspiration shows what an wedding day can look like in one of Utah’s most iconic landscapes. While this was a styled shoot rather than a real elopement, every detail was designed to inspire couples planning an intimate wedding in Moab.

If you are reading this, you are probably either planning a proposal, or you are deep in the “I want it to feel meaningful but not overdone” stage. That was exactly where J was when he first reached out last fall.

How to plan a meaningful, experience driven elopement with beautiful views, intentional moments, and zero pressure to summit a mountain Somewhere along the way, the internet decided adventure elopements had to involve cliffs, helicopters, hiking permits, and muddy boots. But adventure is not defined by exhaustion. Adventure is doing something intentional.Adventure is choosing experience over […]

The shift toward intentional weddings is not slowing down anytime soon.