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. A day that feels intentional, like an intimate pocket of time carved out just for the two of you, without all the bulls*it. 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