planning, crafting and documenting intimate weddings FOR couples who want a down to earth, and stress free wedding experience
washington adventure elopement photographer
Overwhelmed with wedding planning? I get it. I've seen many couples stress out when it comes to planning a giant celebration day and my goal is to fix that. By empowering couples to celebrate their love, how they want, when they want, and without the added fluff and stress of doing things that aren't true to them ;)
You deserve photos and video that make you FEEL something! As your photographer, I'm here to bring your vision to life and make sure you have a badass wedding experience that is beyond your wildest dreams.
Are you ready for the best day ever?
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I am so stoked you're here!! I'm a PNW photographer, thrifter, adventurer, and Netflix binge watcher who is passionate about showing couples how special their day can be. I live in Washington and travel worldwide for my couples.
Born and raised in the northwest, I'm a sucker for rain, moody weather and nostalgia. My work is inspired by film, whimsical love and the in-between moments of life. You ever listen to a song and it just hits ya in the feels? I believe your photos should do the same.
So whether you're interested in photography or both photo and video -- I'll work with you to bring your vision to life and make sure you have a badass wedding experience that is beyond your wildest dreams.
adventure elopement photographer + storyteller
Hi friends! I'm Oshen.
I use the term elopement pretty loosely around here because I don't believe that celebrating your love should have guidelines. Elopements are choosing to celebrate your love in an intentional + intimate way that doesn't fit into the traditional way of doing things.
I focus on the more intimate stories because that's where my heart is at.
Your day should be about cherishing the little in-between moments and celebrating your love in an intentional way. I truly believe that love is an adventure, so why not kick things off right and go wild? Whether that means hiking to a ceremony location in the mountains or eloping at the Washington coast, as your adventure guru I'll help you every step of the way. No matter how big or little you think your adventure might be, I'm 100% here for it.
What does it mean to elope?
it doesn't matter if you want to hike 5 miles or walk 50 feet, it's your adventure.
- stress-free and down to earth
- an intentional celebration focused on your love
- unique and authentic
- out in nature or in a place that feels like home
- celebrated in a way that is a reflection of your love
- just the two of you or with your closest friends and family
- an unforgettable and amazing experience
If any of this rings a bell, you're in the right place.
When you imagine getting married do you imagine it being:
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The Griffin House in Hood River, Oregon This is probably one of my absolute favorite galleries from the last year. Not only was the weather perfect (despite the mosquitos), it was such a great time being able to catch up with Em. Em and I go way back! We’re both from a small town […]
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An elopement checklist on how to have amazing photos from your adventure elopement! If you’re eloping, read over this checklist of 10 tips to help you make sure you have epic photographs from your elopement! This checklist will cover the little things to keep in mind for planning your celebration from your attire to deciding […]
Bend, Oregon Elopement If you’re getting married and thinking about postponing your wedding due to COVID, you should consider having an elopement. Many couples are being forced to either postpone their date to the following year or celebrate their love in a different way. R + D originally planned on having their wedding at Loloma […]
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Elopement Session at Mt. Rainier If you’re contemplating on getting married in the winter, getting epic photos in the snow is a freaking must! These two flew from Florida to Las Vegas to get married and then headed my way to the beautiful Pacific Northwest to have a snowy Mt. Rainier National Park winter elopement […]
