WHAT'S UP Y'ALL, I'M BRIT NICOLE
Photographer, planner, permit-puller, and legally ordained officiant. For 20 years (since 2006, before Instagram existed) I've photographed over 300+ weddings and elopements across 5 countries, from Alaskan glaciers to Barbados cliffs to the rice terraces of Bali. Seven-time Knot Best of Weddings winner, Knot Hall of Fame inductee, featured on national television. I've spent two decades learning which beach is empty at sunrise, which trailhead floods in May, and exactly which floatplane operator to trust with a wedding dress.
WHERE YOU PROBABLY ARE RIGHT NOW
Engaged. Excited. And quietly drowning. The guest list keeps growing with people you barely know. Every decision is a negotiation with somebody's mother. And late at night you're scrolling pictures of Alaska or Iceland or some empty beach thinking "that could never be us." Dude. It can. I've watched this exact story a hundred times, and it has a better ending than you think.
WHAT WE DO TOGETHER
First, I dig. What's your bucket list? What's your real budget? (Spoiler: they usually match.) Then I build you a custom presentation of locations that fit your personalities, your people, and your dream, and that planning fee rolls into your retainer when you book. From there I handle what scares everyone: permits, seasons, timelines, backup plans for weather, all of it. You just show up and get married. One of my couples came to me planning a Texas venue wedding for their families. They ended up saying vows at Twin Lakes in Lake Clark National Park with bears during salmon run, where there are no roads at all, and a sperm whale breached while we packed up. Their families still got a reception back home with INSANE photos and stories. Everybody won.
WHAT YOU WALK AWAY WITH
Married in the place you thought was impossible. A day where you were actually PRESENT, not performing. Photos that bring the whole thing rushing back every time you look. No debt, no drama, no regrets. And usually a story involving weather that didn't cooperate and a moment better than anything we planned. It's an adventure elopement outside, that's supposed to happen.
I only take on 8 destination trips a year so every couple gets my whole brain.
