A Proposal Only Happens Once.


You do not get a redo on the look in their eyes, the second where it registers, the laugh right after the yes, or the way your hands probably shake before it starts. That is what makes proposal photography a unique challenge that requires only the best. It is about protecting a real moment and documenting it well.


Beyond the photos, I help with location ideas, timing, the setup, the cover story, backup plans for weather, and how to keep the whole thing feeling natural. Then I stay out of the way and document it without turning it into a performance.

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How I Help With Proposals


The best proposals feel thoughtful, not overproduced.


I can help you choose a spot that fits the kind of moment you want. That might be somewhere iconic in Seattle, somewhere quiet, somewhere with a mountain view, or somewhere that means something to your relationship. Once the plan is set, I help you think through timing, positioning, and how to make the surprise actually work.


After the proposal, we can keep things simple or roll right into a short engagement session so you have both the surprise and the aftermath.

Two people stand in the snow surrounded by towering evergreen trees with snow-capped mountains in the background.
Diamond engagement ring resting on a yellow tulip petal surrounded by vibrant orange and red tulips in bloom.
A couple shares a heartfelt moment together in the snow with evergreen trees in the background.
A couple embraces during a romantic photoshoot in a scenic mountain landscape at sunset.
Dramatic mountain panorama shows seven merged photos of rocky peaks with snow patches against blue sky.
A couple in red and black clothing embraces against a scenic mountain backdrop at sunset.
Romantic winter engagement photography session by a lake with cozy sweaters and beanies in scenic mountain setting.
Couple standing on rocky cliffside overlooking serene ocean water, framed by twisted pine trees in a scenic coastal landscape.
Scenic mountain landscape at sunset with silhouetted evergreen trees and pink clouds against a snow-capped peak.
Silhouetted hands are raised against a blue ocean background in a celebratory gesture.
A romantic couple in brown jackets embrace near a windy beach on a cloudy winter day.
A couple share a tender moment wearing winter coats outdoors during what appears to be an emotional occasion.
Couple embracing in a vibrant tulip field with yellow and red flowers blooming during a romantic outdoor proposal.
Couple standing in a vibrant tulip field with yellow and red blooms under a cloudy sky.
Massive driftwood log on a foggy beach with evergreen trees along the Pacific Northwest coastline.
Two people share a special moment on a foggy beach with dramatic coastal cliffs and natural arch in the background.
Couple sitting on rocky cliff watching golden sunset over calm ocean waters with distant islands on the horizon.
A scenic wooden dock extends into Lake Washington with cherry blossoms framing the cloudy Seattle skyline view.
Two people kneel at a snowy mountain lake shore with a stunning snow-capped peak reflected in the calm water.
Two silhouettes embrace on a rocky overlook with snow-capped Mount Rainier rising majestically in the background.
Two people embrace while standing in snowy mountains surrounded by evergreen trees and mountain peaks in the background.
Romantic couple shares tender moments of affection across multiple intimate outdoor portraits.
Couple wearing winter hats share intimate moments in black and white while bundled up in warm clothing.
Seven sequential photos show a peaceful lakeside scene with someone lounging on the ground against an overcast sky.
A group of scenic mountain landscape photos showing snow-capped peaks and alpine lakes in dramatic outdoor settings.
A series of scenic mountain views showing snow-capped Mount Rainier with evergreen trees and rocky terrain in the foreground.
A couple shares a romantic proposal moment on a cliff overlooking Colchuck Lake in the Cascade Mountains of Washington.
Couple posing with a vintage bicycle in a vibrant tulip field with yellow and red flowers in bloom.
Serene Japanese garden with red arched bridge reflecting in calm pond, surrounded by lush colorful trees and foliage.
A series of mountain adventure photos showing people posing and hiking against a majestic snow-capped peak backdrop.
Close up of hands resting on a backrest with a golden wedding ring visible against dark clothing.

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Why Couples Book Me for Proposals

Planning Help


I help with more than showing up. I help make the plan make sense.

Low-Profile Coverage


I know how to stay out of the way so the moment still feels like yours.

Strong Photos After the Yes


Once the nerves are gone, we can make a few portraits while you are still fully in it.

Seattle and PNW Knowledge


From city spots to trails and scenic overlooks, I can help you narrow down what fits best.

This is the process:

A sparkling diamond engagement ring resting on a vibrant pink magnolia bloom against a dark background.

I.  Tell Me the Plan

Send me the date, general location, and what kind of proposal you are thinking about.

II. We Lock in the Details

We talk through the exact spot, timing, how you will get them there, and what backup plan makes sense if weather changes.


III. You Propose, I Document It

I stay ready, capture the surprise, and then we take a few just-engaged photos right after while everything is still fresh.

Two people stand on rocky riverbed surrounded by forested mountains in Pacific Northwest wilderness landscape.

" In addition to being willing to drive to the park from Seattle, Andre was more than helpful in guiding me through the whole process to make it as special a day for us as possible. He offered suggestions on location, time of day, and ultimate setup. His expertise brought my vision to life."

Connor and Marilyn

FAQ

Can you help me choose a proposal location?

Yes. That is a big part of what I do for proposal clients.

What if the weather changes?

We make a backup plan ahead of time so you are not scrambling at the last second.

Do we take photos after the proposal too?

Yes. Usually we spend some time right after the proposal making a few portraits while the energy is still there.

How secret can this really be?

Very. We plan ahead so I know where to be and how to stay unnoticed until the moment happens.

When Will We Receive Our Photos

Sneak peeks within one week. Full wedding galleries within 8–12 weeks. Smaller sessions within 2–4 weeks, depending on service.

Ready to Commit to “Yes”?


If you are planning a proposal and want help making it feel thoughtful, smooth, and actually true to your relationship, reach out and tell me what you have in mind.


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