Every wedding in Alaska is different, Some couples hike to a mountain summit. Others exchange vows beside a glacier or celebrate with a family at a lodge. Rather than fitting every wedding into the same package, I offer collections designed around how your day unfolds.
The pictures are only part of what I do, I help you plan a day that feels natural, stays calm and lets you experience Alaska instead of worrying about it.
dreams do come true
Collections from $1,200
Most couples spend $1,800 - $3,800
From a quiet mountaintop ceremony to a helicopter landing on a glacier, an adventure doesn't need several days to feel extraordinary. Single-day experiences are built around where you want to go, how you want the day to feel, and how much of it you want photographed.
⟵ Hatcher Pass, Alaska
For weddings with all the pieces — getting ready, ceremony, family, portraits, and a celebration with the people you love.
I’ll step in when direction is helpful and disappear when it isn’t, so photography never takes over the day. You get to be present while I document the people, atmosphere, and moments that made the day yours.
WEDDING COLLECTIONS
6 HOURS FROM $4,200
Some stories need more than a day.
For couples dreaming of something farther away, a little wilder, or simply too big to fit into a few hours. Fly somewhere remote, travel by boat, stay at a secluded lodge, exchange vows along the way — or bring me an idea I haven't heard before.
You bring the dream. Together, we'll figure out how to make it happen.
MULTI-DAY COMMISSIONS
TWO DAYS FROM $6,500
Up to six hours of photography each day.
Additional days from $3,000.
Travel, lodging and destination-specific expenses are quoted separately.
— Sarah and Daniel
She made us feel completley comfortable, we didn't have to think about anything...
- Leslie and Kenn
Our photos feel intimate, unique and exactly how we are like..
- Anna and Mark
She captured moments we didn't even realize were happening!
What they're saying:
Once we've settled on the details, a signed agreement and retainer reserve your date. Then we can start working through the details and logistics.
From a simple elopement to a full wedding or multi-day expedition, we'll shape the photography around what you're actually planning.
Your date, location, guest count, and whatever you've imagined so far. You don't need to have everything figured out.
START WITH WHAT YOU KNOW
RESERVE YOUR DATE
COVERAGE DESIGNED AROUND YOUR DAY
Single-day elopement collections begin at $1,800. The final investment depends on the amount of photography coverage and what your day involves. Tell me what you have in mind, and I’ll recommend coverage that actually fits rather than forcing your plans into a predetermined package.
Every elopement is different, so I don’t promise a fixed number of images. You’ll receive a carefully edited collection of the photographs that tell the story of your day, with the final number depending on the length of coverage and everything that unfolds.
Yes. I can help identify access requirements, photography permits, timing considerations, and other location-specific logistics. For activities provided by third parties — such as helicopters, boats, lodging, or tours — you’ll book directly with the provider, and we’ll coordinate the photography around your plans.
Of course. An elopement doesn’t have to mean just the two of you. You can bring the people who matter to you and still keep the day intimate, personal, and centered around the experience you want.
It depends on what you want to do. A simple ceremony and portraits may fit beautifully into two hours. If you want multiple locations, hiking, a helicopter experience, dinner, or more of the day documented, we can build additional coverage around it.
Alaska weather is part of the experience, and clouds, wind, fog, or a little rain can make incredible photographs. If conditions become unsafe or genuinely prevent us from doing what we planned, we’ll adjust the location, timing, or plan whenever possible.
Absolutely. Tell me what you’re imagining — mountains, coastline, glaciers, lakes, something secluded — and I’ll help you narrow down locations that fit your vision, timing, accessibility, and the kind of experience you want.
As soon as you have a date — especially for summer weekends. If your plans are still taking shape, reach out anyway. You don’t need to have the location or every detail figured out before we start talking.
Your full wedding gallery will be delivered online to download within 6–8 weeks. You’ll also receive a sneak peek of social - ready highlights within two weeks, so you’ll have a first look at your photographs while the day is still fresh
I don’t promise a fixed number because every wedding unfolds differently. You’ll receive a carefully edited collection telling the complete story of your coverage, with the final number depending on the length of the wedding and everything that happens throughout the day.
Yes. I photograph weddings throughout Alaska. Travel requirements depend on the location; if flights, lodging, boats or other transportation are necessary, those costs will be discussed clearly before you book.
Six hours works well for many smaller weddings and covers the essential parts of the day. Eight hours allows more room for getting ready, ceremony, portraits and reception coverage. If your plans require something different, we can build coverage around your actual timeline..
Yes. I’ll help you look at the photography portion of your timeline so there is enough room for the photographs you want without turning your wedding into a photo shoot. I’ll also coordinate with your planner and other vendors when needed.
A signed agreement and retainer reserve your wedding date. The remaining balance can be divided into payments, with the final balance due before the wedding. Your specific payment schedule will be included with your proposal.
Yes, when the wedding calls for one. A second photographer can be especially useful for larger weddings, simultaneous getting-ready locations, or events where additional coverage would meaningfully add to the story of the day.
Most couples book once their date and venue are confirmed. For Alaska’s summer wedding season, earlier is better, particularly for weekends. If you already have a date in mind, reach out and I’ll let you know if it’s available.
Multi -day commissions begin at $7,500 for two days, with up to 4 hours of photography each day that may be spread throughout the day. Additional days begin at $3,000. Travel, lodging and necessary expedition expenses are billed separately and depend on the destination, distance and activity involved.
Absolutely. An expedition can be just the two of you or include the people closest to you. If guests affect transportation, lodging, permits or logistics, we’ll account for that when designing the plan.
That possibility is one reason expeditions happen over multiple days. Alaska decides some things for us. We’ll build enough flexibility into the plan to adapt when weather, transportation or conditions change, while safety always comes first.
I’ll help with photography-related logistics, timing, locations and what is realistically possible, but I’m not a tour operator or travel agent. Flights, accommodations, guides, charters and activities are booked with the appropriate providers. We’ll coordinate everything so the photography fits naturally into the experience.
No. Necessary transportation, lodging and travel-related expenses are separate from the photography commission. Once we know where we’re going and what the experience involves, those costs will be outlined clearly before you commit
Expedition commissions include up to four hours of photography per day. Those hours do not necessarily have to be consecutive. We can photograph the parts of each day that actually matter rather than having a camera following you from morning until night..
No. Start with the idea — even if it sounds slightly impossible. Tell me where you want to go or what you imagine doing, and we’ll figure out what it would take to make it happen.
A wedding or elopement experience that unfolds over multiple days or requires significant travel and logistics. Think remote lodges, private islands, fly-in locations, boat access, backcountry destinations, or simply a celebration where the journey itself is part of the story.