You don’t need to become a different version of yourselves for this to work.

You don’t need to be expressive.
You don’t need to react a certain way.
You don’t need to feel anything on cue.

You just need to show up as you are.

That’s always enough.

Creating private, low-stress elopement experiences isn’t something I add on top of photography.

It’s the foundation of how I work.

Every decision — from location choice to timing to backup plans — is made with one goal in mind:
so you don’t have to carry the weight of the day.

You don’t need to manage it.
You get to experience it.

Yes — multiple locations can absolutely be part of your elopement day.

The key is designing the pace so nothing feels rushed. I structure the day with enough space between locations that you can fully experience each one, without feeling like you’re constantly moving or watching the clock.

You’re never being pulled away from something meaningful just to stay on schedule.

Weather doesn’t ruin elopements.

Uncertainty does.

When there’s a clear plan, and someone experienced guiding the decisions, the day stays steady — even when Iceland is unpredictable.

You don’t need to manage it.
You don’t need to problem-solve.

You get to stay present while everything else is handled.

It’s completely reasonable to want to understand what you’re investing in.

You’re not just choosing someone to take pictures.

You’re choosing someone to carry responsibility for how the day unfolds.

I help design and guide your entire elopement experience — from choosing locations and planning timing to preparing backup options and adapting to real conditions on the day. This ensures the experience feels calm, intentional, and fully yours.

The photographs are a reflection of that experience — not something separate from it.

How far in advance should we book to get the season/dates we want?

Couples often book around a year in advance, especially if they have a specific season or month in mind, as I take on a limited number of elopements each year.

However, depending on the time of year and flexibility, there is sometimes availability within 6 months in advance as well.

The earlier you reach out, the more options we’ll have to design the experience intentionally — but it’s always worth asking, even if your timeline is closer.

Many of the couples I work with don’t identify as outwardly expressive, especially in unfamiliar environments.

Most of the time, you’ll simply be walking, exploring, and experiencing the day together. I don’t rely on poses or forced gestures — I focus on creating an environment where you can be fully yourselves.

The camera follows what’s naturally there.

Nothing needs to be performed.