The Cannon Beach Wedding Elopement of Aissata and Wayne

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There is nothing quite like the energy and love that surrounds a couple on their wedding day. We are usually commissioned to photograph weddings that involve family members and friends, adding to the emotions of the day. Sometimes, however, we get to be 2 of the 4 total people. How? When we are contacted about the wonderful world of Wedding Elopements. 

These special few hours of celebration are incredible! Josh and I get to spend a very intimate time with the bride and groom; we are the ones that serve as family, friends and photographers. The task of being all this for a couple, is exciting and humbling at the same time. 

We were honored to have been contacted by the beautiful Aissata & Wayne, for their own elopement. They were flexible enough to move their date, to a day with no rain (which is a task in and of itself here in Oregon). We managed to pick a perfect Tuesday! The rains kept away until we were finished with the ceremony and portraits. Aissata, despite the cold, was brave (and beautiful!), allowing us to have fun with them at Ecola State Park and then on the beach of Cannon Beach, Oregon. They even dressed outdoors! Her dress hanging on the recently downed, Sitka Spruce at Ecola State Park was a sight to see.

We truly loved this day and we are so happy to have been the ones for them... we were even their witnesses! What an honor and what an amazing job we have... THANK YOU for entrusting us!

Here is the detailed sneak peek of Aissata and Wayne's elopement :)

Family and Friends can click on their personal gallery (here: http://pictage.com/1391392 ) in order to see ALL of their images! (If they are not online yet, register to get an email announcement! :)















































PS: MoscaPhoto LOVES elopements! We offer special (3-hour) elopement photography pricing that is separate from our regular weekend wedding pricing. If your elopement is a week-day affair and if you love our photography, we'd love to be there for you. Email/message us anytime with your ideas and congratulations! ~ Alice (& Josh) :)



Location: Ecola State Park, Seaside, OR 97138, USA

Comments

  1. UnknownMarch 23, 2013 at 5:00 PM

    Great photography!!!!! Beautiful pictures!!!! Great couple!!!

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  2. UnknownMarch 27, 2013 at 2:22 PM

    I am about to cry... this is so beautiful!!!

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  3. Francesca ClintonMarch 31, 2013 at 9:32 PM

    You guys have great photography. There are stories behind those shots. I really appreciate it. Great job!

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  4. Cassandra Kennedy BeautyJune 19, 2013 at 4:54 PM

    I don't know the couple but this made me cry a little bit. What a beautiful way to get married. These are some of your very best images. Congratulations to all!

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    1. AliceMoscaPhotoJune 19, 2013 at 5:55 PM

      thanks so much cassandra! we totally teared up during their litte ceremony.... it was SO moving!!
      thanks for your comment! <3

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