A disco-themed, dj dance party with audible joy and massive amount of love, which pretty much sums up the ingredients of the kind of wedding I enjoy photographing. The bride manned the DJ booth, did a little piano solo, and led some shuffle dancing.
Held at the Columbia Gorge Hotel, coordinated by Jaime Ta, and florals by Wildflower.co.
I also added some 35mm color film.
Wedding priorities: really good food. friends and family. the quickest ceremony imaginable. These two absolutely crushed their goals and it felt like the prettiest, backyard hangout.
Held at Longtable Farm in Eugene, Oregon, coordinated by Round Pearl Events, and moving pictures by Stone Light Film.
For more Eugene area weddings, try this Mount Tom House wedding, or this at Mt Pisgah Arboretum, or this blue theme at Mt Pisgah.
A late winter intimate wedding, but where you surprise all your guests BECAUSE THEY DON’T KNOW YOU JUST GOT MARRIED 20 MINUTES AGO. The sweetest people, and such wonderful moments. I love Mount Tom House and every time I visit, it’s special.
Photographed on digital and on film with a Rolleiflex (the square photos).
For more Eugene area weddings, check out this colorful Mount Tom wedding, or this one with lots of kiddos, or over at Mt Pisgah Arboretum.
Not too fancy, unique, and some urban Portland grit. Never serious, this wedding was a whirlwind of laughter, nerves, and community. I photographed this one with my regular Fujifilm X and Medium Format cameras, as well as my Rolleiflex and Holga Film cameras (see the square photos for those!) Coordinated by the fantastic Elise from Keen Events, incredibly unique florals by Wildflower Portland, and tasty desserts by Mikikomochodonuts.
For another few weddings at Coopers Hall, see another with film here, or this absolute party with a trip to Hoyt Arboretum, or a wedding with the couple’s good friends at Silver Falls State Park.
Aaron Courter is a Portland, Oregon photographer, specializing in authentic, candid wedding images. He creates a fun, hilarious personal experience for clients by avoiding the awkward and creating photographs that are timeless and full of joy. Portland, Oregon
