Western Engagement Session
Reily and Kacee
A Snowy Inspiration
The inspiration for Reily and Kacee engagement session was a simple but pretty setting with a western vibe. Reily found Fort Rock while on a drive and sent me photos. I said “It’s perfect!”. While planning their session snow was defining not on Kacee’s inspiration Pinterest board that we shared. In fact when she said “I think I want snow.” I said “Okay, but you don’t have any sort of snow photos in your inspiration board lol.” When the days got closer and closer to their shoot I was worried we might not have snow. But in true Eastern Oregon style a snow storm hit the day before their session, giving Fort Rock the perfect snow dusting.
As couples like Reily and Kacee embark on this journey, they often seek out unique ways to express their love, including bespoke engagement rings that reflect their individual styles and personalities. These custom pieces not only symbolize their commitment but also tell a story of their journey together. Just like their engagement session, the choice of a bespoke ring adds an extra layer of intimacy, allowing couples to create something that is truly one-of-a-kind. In the end, it’s these personalized touches that make the engagement experience memorable, capturing both the heart and the beauty of the moment.
The Instagram connection that lead to a proposal
We met during Covid so our story is not too eventful. We met each other on social media. We had mutual friends on social media and we started off by liking each other’s photos until one of us got the nerves to message the other. Once we started messaging each other, the rest is pretty much history. We met each other for the first time in person and we’ve been pretty much inseparable since. We’ve both drove hours one way just to spend time together and we’d do it again still till this day.- Kacee
A Helicopter proposal
My Fiancé had an elaborate plan to propose on a helicopter but the helicopter ended up being in the shop for maintenance so instead he ended up proposing on a Christmas tree farm while we were picking out our tree. Both of our families were there and he decided it was a great time to propose. He acted as if there was something in our Christmas tree and when we were all looking trying to figure out what it was, he pulled out the ring and proposed.- Kacee
I am so excited to capture their western wedding in June. We had so much fun at their session and I just know their wedding day will be just as fun. I’ll being the gear and the Coors Banquet for you guys this time.