A Small Wedding by a Lighthouse on Friday Harbor
Chelsea and Vance’s wedding on Friday Harbor felt like something out of a dream — quiet, romantic, and full of intentional moments with the people they love most.
It was a small gathering, just immediate family and close friends, all of whom made the journey by ferry to the island. That trip alone set the tone for the day — a peaceful crossing through the fog, everyone arriving with anticipation and a sense of something special unfolding off the beaten path.
Chelsea and Vance shared their first look at their Airbnb, tucked away in the island’s greenery. It was calm and emotional — a moment just for them before everything else began. From there, we made our way to the ceremony location: a stunning lighthouse by the water, where the fog clung to the coastline and beams of sunlight pushed through in soft, golden streaks. It was surreal. The kind of atmosphere you can’t plan — only embrace. And they did.
The ceremony itself was heartfelt and simple. No frills, no distractions — just vows exchanged with the ocean behind them, and a breeze moving through the air like it had shown up just for the occasion. It was the kind of moment that makes you stop and take it all in — a reminder of how powerful and grounding love can be when it’s shared in an intimate way.
Afterward, they gathered with everyone at Coho Restaurant for a cozy reception dinner. The room was filled with warm conversation, thoughtful toasts, a small cake cutting, and the kind of relaxed joy that only comes when you’re surrounded by your closest people. It wasn’t about a timeline or a performance — it was about being present, being loved, and celebrating in a way that felt real.
Chelsea and Vance, thank you for inviting me into such a meaningful, beautiful day. Your wedding was a quiet kind of magic — full of mood, light, love, and intention. A perfect reminder that the most powerful stories are often the most personal
 











































































































