hi there, I’m Kimberly.
(she/her)
When you choose an intimate wedding, you're not scaling down. You're scaling back to what actually matters.
We’ll get along if you…
prefer to be barefoot at all times.
cannot resist taking a plunge in a swimming hole.
get flustered & nauseous just thinking about public speaking.
would rather relax in nature than tackle it.
love a good campfire & have unintentionally melted your shoe soles before.
cannot stomach the sound of an alarm clock, but will gladly get up for sunrise.
are ready to introduce yourself to any dog, any time, any where.
feel equally at home in a tent & on your couch.
It's holding hands during the ceremony instead of standing awkwardly across from each other. It's getting ready together in the morning instead of only getting a few stolen minutes before dinner. It's saying your vows in a place that gives you goosebumps, and then turning around and celebrating with the people who would have been in your front row no matter what.
I grew up thinking traditional weddings were the only option. Get married in a church, invite two hundred people you sort of know, smile until your face hurts, go home exhausted. There was no room for creativity or actual connection or just... experiencing the day. So for a long time, I decided a wedding wasn't for me.
But then I realized I didn't have to do it that way. I could say my vows to just one person — the one person that matters. I could spend my wedding morning making breakfast together, doing the things we actually love. I could say something real and raw and personal in front of the mountains, and then later, with the people who matter most, I could do it again — a little louder, a little more celebratory, with way more cake involved.
That's what I help couples build now. And if that sounds like your kind of wedding day, you're in the right spot.
stuff you probably didn’t ask
but I’m telling you anyway
Hiking is really just an excuse for me to eat pastries in scenic locations, let’s be honest.
If there’s water, I’m in it. Temperature and common sense be damned.
I eloped with my best friend and cried during our vows. Then we had a second ceremony that evening with our immediate families. 10/10 would recommend all of it.
I've coordinated more family arrivals at golden hour than I can count and I still get butterflies every single time.
My dog and I (and a suspicious amount of snacks ) live out of the back of my car all summer.
Yes, I’ll hike anywhere in a wedding dress to show a couple what their location could look like…
The Person You’ll be Hanging Out With All Day
When I’m not photographing couples, I’m probably off exploring dirt roads in my Land Cruiser, over caffeinating, and trying to convince my dog he’s not the main character (he definitely is).
I’m originally from Ohio but have lived in Colorado for 11+ years and now spend most my time chasing mountain light and new trails. Basically: if it involves snacks, good weather, or an excuse to wear a beanie, I’m in!!!
Why You’re in Good Hands
100+ couples photographed across Colorado
Constantly scouting locations that work for intimate morning ceremonies AND evening celebrations, not just one or the other
I will cry at your vows BUT still nail the shot every single time
Here’s what I handle:
→ Finding locations that are gorg and accessible
→ Building a timeline that breathes so you don’t feel rushed
→ Permits, logistics, backup plans, all that “stuff”
→ Making sure you have snacks (the most important part)
You just show up ready to laugh, explore, and say your vows somewhere that feels like you. Drink your coffee, wander around, laugh when things get weird.
Why You’ll Want me There
Because you want a photographer who cares about your experience as much as your photos. Who helps you plan, adapt, and actually enjoy the day instead of performing for the camera.
Let’s Make this a Thing
Whether you've got a full vision for your intimate wedding day or you just know you want vows and your favorite people somewhere beautiful, I'll help you build something that actually feels like you.
