Moody Och Intimt Skogselopement: Quinn + JeAnna

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JeAnna och Quinn gifte sig i Deception Pass State Park i november 2020. De hade först tänkt att ha ett stort bröllop med många gäster, men efter att ha påbörjat planeringen insåg de att ett intimt elopement nog skulle passa dem bättre. Istället för ett stort, extravagant bröllop med alla vänner vände de helt och började planera en stillsam vigsel i naturen. Ju mer deras idéer om ett litet bröllop kom till liv, desto mer säkra blev JeAnna och Quinn på att de hade gjort rätt val.

Brudparet träffade bröllopsfotografen Emett Joseph på en parkering i närheten av vigselplatsen där både JeAnna och Quinn gjorde sig redo. Brudparet valde att ha en first look innan vigseln, så Quinn gick i förväg in i skogen medan JeAnna tog på sig sin brudklänning. När det var dags för vigseln drog de sig ner mot vattnet och gifte sig i solnedgången framför en slående bakgrund.

I always had this idea of a big, expensive, 'pinterest perfect' wedding in my mind. When we got engaged last year, we immediately started getting bombarded by everyone with tons of wedding questions. 'When's the wedding? What is the date so I can save it? Can I please be in your wedding? Can I plan your wedding? Can I be your officiant? etc." It was completely overwhelming, and I realized very quickly that I was falling into the anxious trap of having a wedding to please everyone else.
I knew right away that I wanted to elope. At first, Quinn and I were in disagreement. He wanted the big wedding with all of our family and friends, and I wanted to elope just us. We have been struggling this year due to COVID. So when we would talk about having a big wedding, I would get heartbroken thinking about the fact that it wouldn't be an option... A big realization I had this year, and something I put in my vows was that we don't need a big perfect wedding to be married. All we need is each other. When we connected with Emett, and everything started to fall into place, I knew that this was an opportunity we needed to take. Without having met him, this never would have happened.