Does the idea of wedding feel more like a performance? Or a day packed with expectations that make your shoulders tense just thinking about them?
Because, same.
Maybe you love your people, but you just don’t need a huge crowd of people watching your every move. Or maybe your family drives you crazy and you want it to be just you two.
You want connection, and meaning. Not chaos or pressure. A day that feels intentional, like an intimate pocket of time carved out just for the two of you. Because that endless marathon of traditions and lending yourself to people all day never actually resonated.
I’m Jordan, your film + digital Washington Elopement photographer. When I’m not helping you map out the dreamiest, low-stress wedding day or guiding you into poses that feel like you, you can usually find me curled up with a book, soaking in a too-hot bath, or cooking some deeply cozy soup. If my spaniel mix, Artie, isn’t asking for attention, I’m usually wandering the Frye Art Museum in Seattle with a coffee in hand. You’ll find music is always playing in the background. Anything from Beyoncé to LCD Soundsystem. Whatever fits the mood. I like to keep life flexible, easygoing, and full of little joys. Which is exactly how I approach your elopement day.
I’m your photographer, timeline-translator, vendor-connector, calm-in-the-chaos presence, rolling with whatever the day brings. I’m here for the real stuff. The quiet glances, the weird jokes, the shoulder-relaxing moments where you forget the camera is even there.
-Hannah + Michael
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- Molly + Michael