The other day, I had this idea that it would be fun to gather some advice from people about what has made their marriage/ relationships work. I feel like there is such a gap in our society now between generations and that often means that we miss out on so much knowledge and wisdom, so I thought that maybe I could gain some relationship wisdom this way. Relationships aren't a Disney movie. They're work, magic and mud. They're both hard and amazing and totally worth it- or at

I love every wedding I photograph, but I especially love the ones that have a great story behind how they found me (haha)! A couple of months ago I made a post in a travel group about buying a sailboat. Alex ended up creeping my Facebook page because of that post and finding this website! So long story short, that is how I ended up in Courtney on Star Wars Day, photographing their beautiful back yard wedding. Both the ceremony and reception were held and homes on the street

So I'm really not a fan of the cold. Like, at all. So, when Aly and Kurtis told me they were going to get married up at Mt Washington in the snow, I knew the day was going to be both amazing and a challenge for me... cuz snow= cold (I dunno if you knew that or not haha). BUT the day was fabulous. These two families and all of their friends were incredibly lovely to be around, the day was beautiful (and not actually that cold), and there were whiskey jacks! Pure winter mag