Vows and the marriage license signing
The vows, license signing, and celebration after a courthouse ceremony.
Photographs of your ceremony and the people sharing it with you.
I photograph vows, the license signing, family group photos, and portraits of the two of you, with time to spend with your guests. Coverage is planned around your ceremony, guest count, venue, and schedule. Send those details to check availability and get a quote.
Photo coverage planned around your ceremony and guests.
Plan your group photos, then take time for portraits together.
Receive three edited preview photos the day after your session.
A small wedding can move quickly. Choose what you want photographed and allow time for each part of the day.
Vows and signing
I photograph the vows, ring exchange, and marriage license signing as they happen. I work at the King County Courthouse and Municipal Court of Seattle.
Pro tip: Share the ceremony start time and any venue photography rules when you inquire.
The people closest to you
Choose the family groups you want photographed. A short list prepared in advance helps group portraits move smoothly and leaves more time with your guests.
Pro tip: Ask one family member to help gather people when it is time for group photos.
A little time for the two of you
After the ceremony, take a few minutes for portraits together. The courthouse terrace and nearby Pioneer Square offer Seattle architecture close to the ceremony.
Pro tip: Choose a portrait location near the ceremony to keep travel time short.
These details help me plan photo coverage around your wedding schedule.
Include the number of guests and whether you want family group photos, couple portraits, or reception candids.
Share your date, ceremony time, venue, and any plans immediately before or after the ceremony.
Tell me what you want photographed so we can allow time for it in the schedule.
Photos from courthouse ceremonies, marriage license signings, and portraits nearby.
The vows, license signing, and celebration after a courthouse ceremony.
After the ceremony, take a few minutes for portraits near the courthouse.
Answers about guest counts, courthouse ceremonies, coverage, and photo planning for Seattle micro weddings.
Couples and venues use the term differently. Tell me your guest count, ceremony plans, and the moments you want photographed, and I can confirm whether the coverage is a fit.
Yes. I photograph small civil ceremonies at both, including vows, the marriage license signing, courthouse portraits, and portraits in nearby Pioneer Square. Share your date and ceremony time to check availability.
Coverage is planned around your event. It can include the ceremony, family group portraits, portraits of the two of you, and candid moments around the celebration. Send your schedule and priorities so I can recommend a plan.
The quote depends on the date, venue, travel, guest count, and amount of coverage. See the homepage rates for the current weekday courthouse elopement offer and information about custom coverage, then send your details for a quote.
Include your wedding date, venue, ceremony time, estimated guest count, and a rough schedule. Mention whether you would like family portraits, couple portraits, or photographs during a meal or reception.
Plan engagement or anniversary portraits at Seattle locations, with natural movement and time to get comfortable.
Read Guide Planning ResourceChoose a setting, coordinate outfits, and plan around Seattle weather and walking routes.
Read GuideShare your date, venue, guest count, and the moments you most want photographed. I’ll reply with availability and a coverage plan.
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