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I grew up on Guam, where time moves slower and people treat everyone like family. That way of living shaped me and it still shows up in how I photograph weddings. I move through the day with ease, kindness, and attention to the people around me. My background in a culture full of warmth and diversity taught me to listen closely, respect different stories, and make people feel at home — wherever they are. Now I live in the Pacific Northwest with my husband, Cotey, and our beautiful family. They’re my why. My reminder that what we capture today becomes part of what we carry forward.

I'm Tiffany, a wedding photographer serving Leavenworth and Lake Chelan, WA with island roots and a calm, people-first approach.

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My journey began when...

I came to photography from journalism with more than 10 years of crafting stories to my name

That background taught me to observe closely, listen deeply, and look for what others might miss. It shaped the way I approach weddings today: with calm, focus, and respect for how meaningful these moments really are. For me, storytelling isn’t just a creative outlet — it’s a way of preserving what matters most. The emotions. The in-between moments. The little things you might forget… until you see them in a photo years from now.

It’s what draws me to weddings, because your story deserves to be seen, preserved, and passed on with care.

Here’s what I want you to know:

Your day should feel like yours, relaxed, joyful, and full of the people who matter most. You’ve put time and heart into planning something meaningful. My role is to help protect that , not disrupt it.

I’m not here for a shot list or a social media post. I’m here for you, to quietly observe, step in when needed, and create space for real moments to unfold.

I carry a calm presence, but I take your care seriously. I’m here to preserve memories, protect the vibe, and support you with thoughtfulness at every step.

That’s why I do this work the way I do, not just to take beautiful images, but to give you the kind of photographs that last. The kind that grow more meaningful over time. Because I know how powerful it is to have them.

Even though I’m no longer in the newsroom, that instinct to document what matters hasn’t left me.

I stumbled on this photo of my grandpa and nana enjoying cake and coffee from when they first started dating. I love that this picture exists so I can see the love that started it all.

an early photo of My Grandpa and Nana

Christmas is my favorite day of the year and it's partly because of all the amazing Christmas mornings we had growing up. These photos bring me right back to the feelings of excitement as we ran to see what gifts we had under the tree.

Christmas morning

I can almost taste the chocolate and smell fresh brownies coming out of the oven every time I look at this picture. Now that I no longer have my nana, it's become an even more valuable memory.

BAking with nana

How special is it to flip through their wedding album and see them young, and in in love. I love seeing how much this day meant to them by all the photos of them smiling and just so happy!

My parents wedding day

This is one of my favorite moments from our day because I love how it captures the love between my husband and his mom. This was a special day for her too, and I love how you can see how proud she is of him in this image. It's one I will cherish.

Memories from our own wedding

Baking with my grandma, my parents on their wedding day, and other small, beautiful moments I’m so grateful someone thought to capture. They’re not posed or polished, but they mean everything.

That’s why I photograph weddings the way I do — with care, with attention, and with the long view in mind. I want you to have the kind of images that become part of your family’s story for years to come.

a few of the many photos I treasure the most

So, what's the point of taking all these pictures?

For me, it’s not just about preserving a wedding, it’s about honoring the people, the energy, and the love that made it what it was.

Weddings aren’t just about two people. They’re about families, friendships, inside jokes, and unspoken moments. They’re about showing up for each other — and being fully seen in return.

That’s what I want to give you:

Photos that help you remember. Photos that help you feel.
Images that become part of your family’s story — and maybe even help define what love looks like for someone else someday.

Let’s preserve what really matters.

-Tiffany