A beautiful winter wedding in downtown Seattle with two venues: The Plymouth Church, United Church of Christ contains a massive light filled church sanctuary perfect for hosting your ceremony. The Arctic Club hotel has a grand ballroom, perfect for hosting your reception and it filled with beautiful traditional decor that is sure to impress your guests.

An intimate winter backyard wedding at a private residence in Gig Harbor. This is not your typical backyard wedding. With a gorgeous waterfront property overlooking the Carr Inlet, there’s no lack for beautiful scenery, despite the winter weather. Only the couple’s closest friends and family gather together on unforgettable day.

The Grove at West Coast Nursery | This nursery is truly a unique venue offering a very natural and organic enviornment that is perfect for special events and weddings. Your guests will sure to be impressed

McMenamins Anderson Wedding Venue | This former junior high school now repurposed into a wedding and special events space is nestled in the heart of Downtown Bothell and is truly a unique and intimate venue.

Maroni Meadows Wedding Venue | This 5 acre horse property nestled in the heart of Snohomish in Washington has a private, intimate, forest feel to it that is sure to impress and bring peace to your wedding day. Considered to be a dream wedding venue for those who can secure a spot!

Rein Fire Ranch Wedding Venue | This formerly 45 acre horse property was repurposed into a wedding and special event venue with a rustic country feel. Considered to be a dream wedding venue for those who can secure a spot.

A winter engagement session between Oisin and Rachel at Volunteer Park in Seattle.

A brisk winter engagement session with Danny and Maivy at Luther Burbank Park on Mercer Island in Seattle, Washington.

There are 4 real reasons behind why your photographer won’t give you raw files, and why you really don’t want them. Especially when it comes to wedding photography, you are not going to want all the RAW files your wedding photographer captures for you.

It might seem like Wedding Photographers charge a lot, but are you aware of all the overhead costs and behind the scenes work that goes behind it? Learn more about why your Wedding Gallery is worth more than you think.

Not all lenses are build the same. Some lenses are better suited for wedding photography than others. Here are the 3 lenses that are a must for wedding photography.

An unplugged ceremony allows your wedding guests to fully focus on the bride and groom, but it goes beyond that. From a photographer’s standpoint, not having an unplugged ceremony can really impact your photos and make them look unflattering. Consider having an unplugged ceremony, and achieve that with these tips.

Having two photographers on your wedding day can add a lot of value, inluding ensuring full event coverage, getting different and more creative angles, but is it entirely necessary?

These are nine tips you must read about before your engagement session with your photographer. Being prepared for your engagement photoshoot ensures you love all your engagement photos.

A first look refers to the Bride and Groom sharing a private moment together before the ceremony. Here are five reasons wh you should consider a first look on your wedding day.

A gorgeous mountainside wedding venue in Cle Elum, WA. Shiabon and Andrew tied the knot at Suncadia Resort on a beautiful fall day.

Senior Portrait Session at Bothell Landing Park in Bothell, WA. This session was held during the winter season. Although tree leaves start to die, there are still numerous stunning photo opportunities at this beautiful natural park.

A goofy winter family photo session at Marymoor Park in Redmond, Washington. This family session was captured in the late fall season. With open fields, beautiful trees, and gold grass, there were countless stunning photo opportunities here at Marymoor Park