So you’re eloping! First of all—hell yes. Whether it’s just the two of you or a handful of your favorite people, an elopement is all about stripping away the fluff and focusing on what matters most: your connection, your vows, and a celebration that actually feels like you.

One of the most common questions I get as a wedding photographer is: “How many hours of photography do we actually need?” It’s a great question—and the answer depends on your plans, your priorities, and a few logistics. Let’s break it down so you can figure out the perfect amount of coverage without overbooking (or missing anything important).

As a queer‑owned wedding photography business here in Denver, I’m committed to making sure every couple I work with feels not just tolerated, but celebrated.

If you’re a business owner, artist, coach, creative, or anyone trying to show up online in a more intentional way — a branding session is one of the smartest moves you can make. It’s not just about a good headshot (though we’ll get that too); it’s about capturing the you behind the brand.

When you think of a quintessential Colorado fall wedding, Jenn and Rob’s magical day at La Joya Dulce in Steamboat Springs instantly comes to mind.

It was an honor to help tell the story of my sister’s wedding day at Ralston Crossing in Arvada, CO—just down the street from their home—the setting was as personal and heartfelt.

I’ve photographed dozens of families in Denver and beyond, and here’s the good news: you don’t have to have it all together to get beautiful, authentic family photos. In fact, the imperfect moments often make the best memories.

Are you dreaming of an intimate elopement nestled amidst the breathtaking beauty of Colorado's wilderness?

Courtney and Mathieu’s wedding at the picturesque Lyons River Bend was the definition of intimate elegance. With around 50 guests—primarily close family—the day felt deeply personal, filled with meaningful details and heartfelt moments.