
Photographing elopements is one of my favorite things to do, so when Shelby and Nick reached out about eloping at the cabin, I said yes before they even finished the sentence.
Their ceremony happened on a typical, rainy Pacific Northwest day last fall — the kind of weather that could easily derail a wedding day if you let it. Instead, we worked with exactly what Mother Nature gave us, and Shelby and Nick walked away with some genuinely gorgeous, moody photos because of it, not in spite of it.
My elopement packages are all-inclusive. I plan everything, start to finish — location, accommodations, even the driving — so my couples can focus on having the best day possible with the person they love. I don’t want to just hand you photos from your wedding day; I want the whole thing to feel like an experience, one you don’t have to plan by yourself so it can actually be stress-free, the way a wedding day should be.
The Pacific Northwest is full of lush forests and driftwood-covered beaches, which means there’s a backdrop for pretty much any couple’s vision. An A-frame cabin tucked into the trees adds a coziness that a lot of elopement locations can’t match — rain or shine.
Ready to take the next step? I’d love to help you plan a cabin elopement of your own.
Rain and all, this is the kind of day I plan start to finish. Here is what comes with the elopement package at That PNW Cabin.



















Yes – my elopement packages are all-inclusive, covering location, accommodations, and logistics so you can focus on the day itself.
We work with it, not against it. Some of the moodiest, most beautiful elopement photos come from rainy Pacific Northwest weather.
Yes – A-frame cabins in the Pacific Northwest make a cozy, photogenic elopement venue, especially paired with the surrounding forest.
December 1, 2020
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