Lindsay and Zach Wed
- Aug 11, 2018
- 1 min read
Lindsay and Zach's wedding took me to Neah Bay, near Cape Flattery (the northwesternmost point in the United States).
The two of them got engaged when they experienced this landscape together for the first time, so it meant a lot to have the wedding in the same place. They stayed in cabins, hiking down to the beach for the ceremony. Their dog, Bear, was the ring "bear-er". The two of them were fearless in the portraits, running into the ocean together, laughing, not caring about the chill.
It was emotional and beautiful, but also felt casual and as sincere as it gets.
Thank you both for giving me the chance to document it all.
Venue: Hobuck Beach Resort
Catering and Bar: Self's Catering
DJ: Nnamdi
Rentals: Advanced Rentals Party Store
Rings: Sholdt
Cake: Martha Avila
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