Have your cabin microwedding with the people you love, then take the next day for the two-person stuff.
Go whale watching, take a helicopter out to a glacier, pack the paddle boards, and end the day on a rocky beach with nowhere else you need to be.
You do not have to choose between an intentional day with your people and a wildly good Alaska adventure. There is room for both.
Bring your favorite people to a cozy cabin, get ready slowly, say your vows outside, eat something really good, and end the night with nowhere else you need to be.
A cabin microwedding is personal, relaxed, and gives everyone space to actually hang out instead of rushing from one event to the next.
Save one part of the experience just for the two of you. Take a helicopter out to the glacier, soak in the huge views, and have the kind of just-married moment that makes the whole trip feel a little unreal.
Then come back to your people, your cabin, and the rest of the story.
Trade a formal reception for a day on the water. Head out with a whale-watching tour, breathe in the salty air, and keep your eyes open for whatever Alaska decides to show off.
It is a very good option for couples who want an experience together, not just another thing on a wedding-day timeline.
You do not need to hike five miles uphill to earn a beautiful view. Choose a trail or mountain moment that fits your group, pack snacks, take your time, and let the scenery do its thing.
Perfect for couples who want to move a little, take in the mountains, and still have energy left to enjoy the rest of the day.
Slow cabin morning, good coffee, breakfast with your people, and enough room to actually settle into the day.
Get ready at the cabin with your favorite humans nearby. No hotel checkout clock, no rushing through the sweet parts.
Outside the cabin, on the rocky beach, or together while you get ready. Giddy giggles are highly encouraged.
Say your vows with your people, then take the time to hug them, eat something good, and actually enjoy being married.
Head out whale watching, take the helicopter to a glacier, hike somewhere beautiful, or paddle board if the water is calling. Pick the one that sounds most like you.
Come back to the cabin, wander down to the beach, change into something cozy, and let the day end without having to sprint toward the next thing.
Have the cabin microwedding with your people, then save another day for the two-person stuff. More time for the big adventure, the quiet moments, and the whole story.
Choosing an Alaska adventure is fun. Figuring out how to make room for your people, one big adventure, and a day that does not feel like you are racing around the state? Less fun to do alone.
From choosing the right cabin home base to building in travel time, photo time, snacks, and weather-flexible options, I help make the moving pieces feel way less overwhelming.
Your only job is to show up, get married, eat the snacks, and actually enjoy the day you planned.
— “Which part of Alaska makes sense for us?”
— “Can we have a microwedding and a two-person helicopter day?”
— “How do we fit a whale tour into all of this?”
— Custom Alaska planning with location ideas and a timeline that has room to breathe
— Personalized permit direction and help knowing what questions to ask
— A day that actually feels cared for, not patched together
YOU DO NOT HAVE TO PLAN alaska FROM 47 OPEN TABS.
Travel
Yep, it’s already built in.
Location + timeline planning
So your Alaska day(s) has room to breathe.
Permit direction + vendor recs
Because Google should not be your Alaska elopement planner.
Digital, film + iPhone BTS
The polished, the nostalgic, and the real-time chaos.
Full gallery + album design
So the story lives somewhere better than your camera roll.
Not sure what coverage you need?
I help with the location, timeline, permits, vendors, and tiny logistics, so you can actually enjoy your elopement when it gets here.
Best for an intentional cabin microwedding or one big Alaska adventure, with a simple ceremony, portraits, and enough room to actually enjoy it.
Up to 12 hours of Photography
35mm film, digital, and iPhone BTS
Core JTP Experience
Best for a cabin microwedding with your people plus a separate two-person adventure. More time for the ceremony, slow moments, and the helicopter, glacier, or whale-watching day you do not want to rush.
Up to 18 hours of Photography
35mm film, digital, and iPhone BTS
Printed Album Included
Core JTP Experience
Best for couples who want the full Alaska story: a cabin home base, time with their people, and room for more than one adventure. More time, more story, more room to actually enjoy it.
Up to 24 hours of Photography
35mm film, Digital, and iPhone BTS
Printed Album Included
Core JTP Experience
Whether you have a cozy cabin saved on Pinterest or only know you want big views and somewhere good to come back to, I’ll help you choose the coverage, timeline, and plan that fits your Alaska day.
One Day: $7,800 to $10,400
Two Days: $10,400 to $14,400
Three+ Days: $14,400 to $19,400
Our photos surpassed our greatest expectations, and the little moments that she captured without us noticing have brought many tears to our eyes. Whenever Jamie walked into a room so did a feeling of relief. She knew all of the tricks, the right things to say, and somehow still managed to hold my phone/tissues/lipstick in the process.
Elisa & Vic
Jamie gave me so much ease on my day - when I was freaking out about centerpieces or running late, she assured me everything was perfect and rearranged everything to include all the details I wanted while alleviating any stress. And the photos? Absolutely gorgeous. She captured every moment we could have ever wanted and more, even ones she probably didn't need to.
Miranda & Cody
She took the time to understand our vision + story and provided guidance to bring our day together. We felt completely comfortable and are so thankful to have had Jamie capture our engagement and wedding; we will cherish our photographs for a lifetime.
Jessica & Anthony
01. Connect
Quick chat to see if we're a perfect fit
02. Dream
You tell me the Alaska vibe and the must-haves.
03. Plan
I’ll help with Alaskan location options, timeline, permit direction, vendors, and the tiny details.
04. Adventure
You show up, get married, and actually enjoy the day you built.
Absolutely. That is kind of the whole point. Have your cabin ceremony and meaningful time with your people, then save another day for the helicopter, whale watching, hiking, or whatever adventure is just for you two.
Start with your home base and the kind of experience you want. Cabin slow mornings, glaciers, mountains, water, wildlife, or a rocky beach at the end of the day. You do not need the exact location figured out before you reach out.
Around 8–12 months out is a great sweet spot, especially if you have a specific season, cabin, activity, or guest travel to consider. But if you are working with a shorter timeline, still reach out.
Sometimes. It depends on where and how you are getting married. I’ll help you understand what to ask for, while you handle the actual application when one is required.
You book the experience directly, then save a seat for me so I can come along and document it. I’ll help make sure it fits naturally into the timeline, but you get to choose the adventure that sounds most like you.