Banff Elopement Photographer
Adventure weddings + elopements in the Canadian Rocky Mountains
Hi, I’m Laura!
I am a Banff elopement photographer capturing breathtaking images from the Canadian Rockies and beyond. My passion is blending stunning landscapes and your unique love story into captivating memories. I’m for the couples looking for something a bit different than the big traditional wedding. Whatever you love to do in life, should be a part of your wedding day. I love people who aren’t afraid to get some mud on their clothes or do a little hiking to get an epic shot. Whether you are looking to take a helicopter for the first time, say your vows in front of a waterfall in Iceland, hike up a mountain at sunrise, or experience somewhere new in the world, I want to hear from you.
Let’s create something beautiful together.
Crafting unforgettable adventures
Your day.
Your way.
The Adventure of a Lifetime
An adventure elopement is a choice to skip having a traditional wedding and instead, have an adventurous experience in the great outdoors. When you work with me as your elopement photographer, we talk about your preferred landscape and if you want to hike, take a helicopter, hit the backcountry, or go to an amazing lookout so I can help create the best possible day for you. While I am there to capture epic photos, your elopement should be about more than just the photos. We will craft an unforgettable experience together that will fill you with a sense of excitement and amazement that you will remember for a lifetime.
“Book Laura! Book her now and come back and read why you made the best decision for your big day.”
Ben + Heather
My Principles
Love is universal and should not be judged based on gender, sexual orientation, race, or any other factor. No matter what you or your love looks like, let’s celebrate.
There are no guarantees when doing an adventure elopement, but I take every step possible to make sure we are safe. This includes having a satellite gps, bear spray, safety check ins, weather reports, and more.
I have a university degree in conservation biology, so I really care about our planet. I always practice “leave no trace”, meaning we leave our location how we found it, and I may even pick up others’ garbage along the way.