What a year 2017 has been. There were so many proud moments. I considered 2017 a breakthrough year as I have accomplished so much more than I have ever imagined. I was nominated for 30 Rising Stars of Wedding Photography by Rangefinder Magazine.

We were having so much fun with the girls jumping on the bed while getting ready. We were chilling outside the hotel room sipping German beer. Then of course we went all the way to the top of the Crystal Mountain to join Jessica and Michael as they wed each other with the magnificent view of Mt. Rainier as their backdrop.

The inspiration for this style shoot is from a dreamy 16th century aristocratic French flair meets etherial forest fantasy with soft yet refined aesthetics of the infamous madame du pompadour.

You've heard that most of the wedding photographers started out when they were asked to photograph one of their friends' weddings. Surprisingly, that was not the case for me.

Just when I thought I was about to wrap up the booking for 2016, something just totally came out of the blue. Nina and I used to be really close back in elementary school.

Abigail connected with me initially when she saw my photos that I shot at my sister’s wedding on Facebook. Abigail is from Lynden, which is the same town where I’m from, while James, the groom, is from Spokane.

2016 has been an interesting year for me. I celebrated 4th of July with an amazing couple. I’ve traveled to California for a gorgeous mansion wedding.

Kelly and Aaron wanted to go with a romantic and rustic theme with a touch of elegance for their wedding. Without a question, Willows Lodge would be the perfect place to tie the knot at. Willows Lodge is located in Woodinville, a unique haven for its famous wineries.