The Experience: Breaking Every Boring Rule
Let’s Get Weird and Talk
Let’s grab a Taro Latte, a Cotton Candy Margarita, or just hang out on Zoom—feel free to show up using your favorite cat or dog filters We always start with a free wedding consultation where we dive deep into your vision. This isn't a sales pitch; it’s where you understand our obsession with off-beat wedding photography and we learn the architecture of your love story.
The Pre-Wedding Experiment
We always offer a pre-wedding mini session; think of it as a creative lab designed to break the ice. This is the moment to put your wildest, "out of the box" ideas on the table. Whether you want to experiment with motion blur in a neon-drenched Chinatown alley or stage a high-fashion, cinematic fever dream in a gritty industrial corner of DTLA, this is where we calibrate our lenses to your specific frequency.
If you don’t have a plan, even better. Let us bridge the gap by arranging a non-traditional background or an underground set that reflects your aesthetic subculture.
Let’s Get Weird on Your Special Day
As Los Angeles off beat wedding photographers, we capture the unscripted transitions, the movement between ceremony and celebration, and the energy that unfolds once tradition fades. This is where unconventional weddings become visually striking and emotionally real.
If you’re searching for alternative wedding photography in Los Angeles, non traditional wedding videography in Pasadena, or creative elopement coverage in Southern California, our style is cinematic, intentional, and story driven, perfect for industrial venues, desert elopements, modern lofts, fusion celebrations, and micro weddings.
Skirball Cultural Center: It is a highly sought-after venue for "Beautifully Strange" events, offering customizable spaces like the Taper Courtyard (with its floating water lilies) and the majestic Guerin Pavilion for weddings.
The Garibaldina Society: This is a local Italian social club that feels frozen in 1945.Retro Kitsch.
Oviatt Penthouse: Art Deco Penthouse & Rooftop Event Venue.
Seventh Place: Warehouse industrial with a beautiful outdoor patio and lots of greenery.
The Old Brown House: Described as a "magical little place," this venue offers a rustic, bohemian vibe with a handcrafted wood chapel that feels both intimate and intentionally unpolished.
The Queen Mary: you can lean into the ship's haunted legacy by hosting a "Nautical Noir" ceremony in the Art Deco ballrooms, followed by a late-night paranormal investigation for your guests.
We love working at spaces that celebrate diversity as much as we do. Here are a few of our favorite inclusive wedding venues in LA:


