Wedding days aren’t made of perfectly posed moments—they’re made of movement, emotion, and everything happening in between.
I document your day as it unfolds naturally, focusing on real interaction, honest emotion, and the kind of moments you don’t plan for but always remember.
My approach is calm and intentional. I step in when needed to offer gentle direction, then step back so your day can unfold without feeling staged or interrupted.
The result is imagery that feels alive, cinematic, and deeply personal—rooted in real connection and the atmosphere of your wedding day.
"We did an engagement shoot first with her and the end result made us even more confident that we chose the right person. These wedding photos not only collected the perfectly present moments, but also the raw emotion of our perfect day."
Love Notes / Kasandra + Sam
"From the moment we met her, her professionalism, knowledge of the whole process, and warm and friendly nature made us feel completely at ease. She truly understood the emotions and key moments of a wedding day, capturing everything that was important to us without us even having to ask."
Love Notes / Jamie + Diego
"It was as if she was a close lifelong friend just out with us for a day with a camera"
Love Notes / The Mahakam Family
"Blair is absolutely PHENOMENAL!!! We have cried over these pictures and how beautifully our day was captured. I think our portraits should be in a wedding magazine! There are some pictures we said “we didn’t even know she was by us and got that shot!”
Love Notes / Ashley + Dre
"She’s kind, fun, and deeply passionate about both her clients and her art."
Love Notes / Audra + Marc Riner
Hi, I’m Blair—a Documentary wedding photographer based in Spokane and Coeur d’Alene.
I believe wedding photography should feel like remembering—not performing. My approach is rooted in artistic and creative curiosity; observing what naturally unfolds throughout your day—the real connections, quiet moments, and everything in between. I focus on documenting your story as it is, rather than creating something that doesn’t feel true to you.
What matters most to me is that you feel comfortable every step of the way and your photos feel alive when you look back on them. Not just how everything looked—but how it felt to be inside of it.
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