A Teton wedding or elopement is about going all in on the adventure and choosing presence and connection over performance and tradition. Whether it’s the iconic views of the Teton peaks towering over you or the rippling surface of Jenny Lake mirroring the range below you, I’ll help you find the perfect spot for your day.

Elopements and destination weddings in the Tetons aren’t about half-assing the adventure — they’re about diving in, whole-ass, and trusting someone who knows how to capture every detail and the full depth of the landscape where you chose forever.

A Teton wedding is about going all in on the adventure — presence and connection over performance and tradition. I’ll help you find the perfect spot for your day.

The detail you mention once and almost move past — because that’s usually the one that matters most.

One bride mentioned watching the sun rise over the mountains on a family trip when she was little, how that moment had never left her. And her partner mentioned — almost in passing — that they owned a framed print of exactly where the stars were the night they met. So we built their entire day around both: a sunrise ceremony in the Tetons and an evening of astrophotography under the same sky.

That’s how your day takes shape: from you, not a template.

By the time your wedding day arrives, I already know your plans and why they matter. I know what you’re hoping to feel. I know something about how your relationship moves — even the small moments you don’t always notice yourselves. So when I show up, I’m not starting from scratch. I already care about your story and I’m ready to document this chapter of it.

That’s also what shapes the locations I scout, the timeline I build, the whole day – it’s built around what you actually told me, not a generic checklist.

You’re not looking for someone to drag you around a park for photos.

You want to actually have your wedding day — to be in it, feel it, remember it — and trust that someone who knows what they’re doing is capturing it while you do. You care more about the experience than the photoshoot. More about the place than the pose. More about what the day feels like than what it looks like on paper.

You love the rituals and traditions you’ve built as a couple and want to build those into your day. You want to represent the authentic landscapes that you’re in – the peaks, the valleys, the bodies of water, the cliffs, the wildlife – and to see those things in your photos. You want to experience the Grand Tetons like a local and like a tourist all at once. You want to feel a connection to this place even if you’ve never been before.

If you’re going to do this, do it fully.

You’re not looking for someone to drag you around a park for photos.

You want to actually be in your wedding day — and trust someone who knows what they’re doing to capture it while you do. You want the real landscape — peaks, valleys, wildlife — in your photos, not just the pose.

If you’re going to do this, do it fully.