
Intimate, backyard weddings are some of my favorite days to photograph, so I jumped at the chance when Tomi and Daniel told me what they had in mind. This one was small, sunny, and full of heart.
Tomi and Daniel kept their day small, just close family and friends on the shores of Moses Lake. Because the groom’s family is from Germany, they had three officiants on hand, so everyone in the crowd could understand what was being said during the ceremony. It’s one of my favorite kinds of detail: a wedding day built to genuinely include everyone there.
The bride wanted her favorite colors woven through the day, bright orange and lime green, and against the water and long summer light on Moses Lake, they set off exactly the kind of warm, sun-drenched vibe she was going for.
One of my favorite parts of photographing couples is getting to know you and your person along the way. If an intimate, colorful backyard wedding sounds like your kind of day, let’s chat about your vision.
Small weddings like this one are my favorite kind of day. For one on the west side of the mountains, the elopement package at That PNW Cabin covers the venue, the decor, and the photos.






























Yes, intimate, backyard weddings like Tomi and Daniel’s are some of my favorite days to shoot.
Their micro wedding took place on the shores of Moses Lake, Washington.
Tomi and Daniel had three officiants so their international family could follow along in multiple languages, it’s a great option if you want every guest to feel included.
April 25, 2020
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