Evergreen Photo Co.

📍Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming

Big news coming soon!!! In the meantime, here are 5 tips for eloping in a national park, inspired by Erica + Sonny’s Grand Teton National Park elopement:

✨Embrace whatever the weather gives you. Rain, wind, or sunshine, it’s all part of your story (and honestly, the moody moments always end up being the most romantic)🌦️🌈
✨ Keep your plans flexible. Have a few backup locations ready, and let the day unfold naturally. Sometimes plan B ends up being the one you remember most and you get the most stunning photos because of it.
✨ Apply for your permit early. Most national parks require a special use permit to elope or have a ceremony, and spots can fill up fast. Don’t skip this step! I help all my couples with the permit application to ensure they have the best chance of getting their preferred date.
✨ Leave no trace. Stay on designated trails, pack out everything you bring in, and respect the land that makes these stunning photos possible 🤍
✨ Soak it all in. Take breaks to breathe, look around, and remember where you are. The Tetons have a way of grounding you right in the moment. 🏔️

Here are a few of my favorite film frames from this gorgeous day. Even with rain, hail, and wild skies, these two and their love for one another looked effortless 🎞️

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some real, unposed moments from the Vitunac’s wedding day last month🤍💍✨

I’ve always been drawn to photographing the in-between moments because they are such an important part of the story of your day. On wedding days, my approach is docutorial, blending the honesty of documentary-style photography with an editorial eye. I step back, observe, and let the day unfold exactly as it is.

The end result? A gallery full of the moments you didn’t plan, but never want to forget.

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