Couples sessions with me are about connection, not stiff posing. Think movement, little moments, real laughs, and photos that feel like you two on your best day. If you’ve never done photos together, don’t stress. I’ll guide you the whole time with simple prompts that create natural interaction, like where to stand, how to hold each other, what to do with your hands, and how to move in a way that feels normal.
A lot of couples worry they’ll look awkward or “too posed.” That’s exactly what we avoid. We’ll keep things easy and conversational, with prompts that bring out real chemistry: walking, leaning in close, forehead touches, small jokes, and those quick glances you don’t even realize you do. You’ll get a mix of wide scenic frames, mid shots, and close-up details, so your gallery feels varied and story-driven instead of repetitive.
My style sits in a clean, timeless lane with an editorial edge. That might mean soft window light and minimal backdrops in my Spokane studio for something intimate and modern, or outdoor couples photos around Spokane for a more open, cinematic feel. Golden hour, downtown textures, evergreen trails, or a simple field at sunset, we can choose a location that matches your energy and your outfits.
We can keep it simple or build a full vibe with wardrobe, location, and a loose shot list. If you want help planning, I’ll guide you on what photographs best, how to coordinate without being matchy, and how to choose colors that work with the season and setting. Want cozy and casual? Perfect. Want elevated and editorial with a little drama? Also perfect. Either way, the goal is the same: couples portraits that feel natural, flattering, and genuinely like you two.



































































Couples sessions are great for:
- Dating and anniversary photos
- Engagement portraits (lets set up your dream engagement and be sure you have photos that last a lifetime!)
- Lifestyle photos for your home, gifts, or social media
- “Just because” sessions that celebrate where you’re at right now
