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you expect?
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Your session isn't about awkward poses or trying to recreate photos you found on Pinterest. It's about slowing down, spending time together, and capturing what your relationship actually looks like.
The best part? There aren't any rules. Want to hike to a mountain lake? I'm in. Want to saddle up your horses and spend the evening riding your favorite trails? Let's do it. Maybe your ideal date is grabbing coffee, fishing your favorite river, exploring a little western town, or watching the sunset from the tailgate. Whatever feels the most like you—that's what we'll photograph.
Location ideas
what's included in every package?
Outfit assistance
full access to customized gallery w/ high-res photos
travel within 60 miles of colstrip
The dust may have settled and the day may have passed, but you'll have photos to keep those memories alive forever.
deliver day
I'll get to work. You'll have sneak peeks within 48 hours and a full gallery within a few weeks. Your turnaround time will be outlined in your proposal and contract.
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Just show up ready for a good time and we'll capture the magic!
Session day
We'll start planning the details and I'll assist wherever I can - locations, outfits, and anything else to make sure this feels like you!
set a plan
We'll cover any questions you may have. Once I have your autograph and a 30% retainer, then you're on my books!
Book it
After you inquire, I will send over my package guide so you can take a look at everything I have to offer.
Inquire
process
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Some of the most beautiful elopement days happen when the weather doesn't go exactly as planned. One of the best ways to prepare for weather is by avoiding an overly strict timeline. We can always adjust ceremony timing, move to a sheltered spot, wait for weather to pass, and more. We will figure it out!
What if the weather is bad?
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Start by reaching out through my contact form. From there, I’ll guide you through availability, details, and securing your date.
How do we book?
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Dependent on the state! Montana allows for self-solemnization. Wyoming needs an officiant and witnesses - two fun facts: I am ordained, and we can always ask people on the trail to be witnesses!
Do we need an officiant?
