Portland Oregon Elopement Photographer
For Intimate & Adventurous Couples
Portland is one of the most unique places in the Pacific Northwest to elope—where lush forests, iconic bridges, hidden gardens, and dramatic viewpoints all exist within minutes of each other. As a Portland Oregon elopement photographer, I document intimate, intentional wedding days for couples who want something real, emotional, and deeply personal. Whether you’re planning a quiet ceremony in Forest Park, a skyline vow exchange at Pittock Mansion, or an adventurous elopement in the Columbia River Gorge, I help you create an experience that feels effortless and unforgettable.
Why Elope in Portland
Portland is one of the most unique places in the Pacific Northwest to elope—where lush forests, iconic bridges, hidden gardens, and dramatic viewpoints all exist within minutes of each other. As a Portland Oregon elopement photographer, I document intimate, intentional wedding days for couples who want something real, emotional, and deeply personal. Whether you’re planning a quiet ceremony in Forest Park, a skyline vow exchange at Pittock Mansion, or an adventurous elopement in the Columbia River Gorge, I help you create an experience that feels effortless and unforgettable.
Best Places to Elope in Portland Oregon
Cathedral Park (St Johns Bridge)
Pittock Mansion
Hoyt Arboretum
Mt Tabor
Cathedral Park
With its iconic bridge views and open green space, Cathedral Park offers a unique Portland backdrop that feels artistic, local, and effortlessly beautiful.
Hoyt Arboretum
Hoyt Arboretum is perfect for couples who want a romantic, natural setting with tree-lined paths and a quiet, intimate feel right in Portland.
Mt. Tabor Park
For couples who want a mix of city access and natural beauty, Mt
Columbia River Gorge
Just outside Portland, the Gorge offers waterfalls, cliffs, scenic overlooks, and some of the most breathtaking views in Oregon — perfect for couples wanting something more adventurous.
Lana stands out among wedding photographers in all the best ways. She is direct, transparent, and communicative. She is also reasonable, flexible, and easy to work with. We are so happy with the photos themselves: the quality, the moments Lana captured, and the speed at which she delivered. Her calm, professional energy really helped us feel comfortable in front of the camera, too. Thank you Lana for capturing the joy and beauty of our wedding!
Hi! I’m Lana, a mother of a 3-year-old and a wife living in La Pine, Oregon. I have 2 goats, 4 chickens, 4 dogs, and 2 cats! I’ve been a photographer for over 15 years and have traveled the world. I’ve been featured in Oprah Magazine and the Huffington Post, and I've worked with brands such as Harley-Davidson, Indian, Vans, and more.
When you work with me, you’re getting more than photography coverage. I help guide the process with a calm presence, thoughtful support, and an eye for the moments that matter most. From location ideas to natural direction in front of the camera, my goal is to help your elopement feel seamless, intentional, and genuinely enjoyable.
What It’s Like to Work With a Portland Elopement Photographer Who Gets It
I help with location scouting
Timeline creation
Permit guidance
Natural posing + storytelling
Planning and Portland, Oregon Elopement?
Some of my favorite locations: Portland Areas I Photograph Elopements In
Forest Park
Washington Park
Downtown Portland
St Johns
Sellwood
Mt Tabor
Columbia River Gorge
Adventure Vows
$3,200
• 4 hours
• 250+ edited images
• Location scouting
• Permit assistance
• Vendor Recommendations
• Online Gallery
• Travel within 400
miles and 1 hotel stay included
Timeless Escape
$4,500
• 8 hours
• 400+ edited images
• Location scouting
• Permit assistance
• Vendor Recommendations
• Online Gallery
• Highlight reel
• Travel within 400
miles and 1 hotel stay included
You two have your own history, chemistry, and reason you fit together. The small gestures you both make for each other. The silent commitments you make every day for one another and the reassurance that you’re not alone.
That's what I capture.