LGBTQIA+ Owned, Woman Owned, Neurodivergent Owned, Immigrant Owned
LGBTQIA+ Owned, Woman Owned, Neurodivergent Owned, Immigrant Owned
A + K Photography
Queer Wife + Wife Wedding Photographers for Joyful, Untraditional Love Stories.
We’re Alexis (she/her) + Katrina (she/her), the queer wife and wife team behind A+K Photography. We photograph weddings throughout Seattle, Washington, and the Pacific Northwest for couples who want their celebration to feel honest, personal, and completely their own.
We photograph every wedding together, which means you get two photographers, two perspectives, and more of the moments happening around you. While one of us may be focused on the big moment, the other is catching the reaction across the room, the hand squeeze, the happy tears, or the friend absolutely losing it on the dance floor.
Our approach is candid, relaxed, and centered on real connection. We will give you direction when you need it, help you feel comfortable in front of the camera, and then step back so you can actually experience your day. We are not here to turn your wedding into a photoshoot or force you into poses that feel nothing like you.
As a queer and neurodivergent team, creating a safe and affirming experience is deeply personal to us. Your names, pronouns, identities, boundaries, chosen family, sensory needs, and comfort always matter. You will never have to explain or defend what makes your relationship or celebration meaningful.
We love courthouse vows, backyard parties, packed dance floors, quiet mountain ceremonies, full wedding weekends, and plans that do not fit neatly into a traditional box. However you choose to celebrate, we are there to document how it truly felt.
Based in
Seattle, Washington
Works with couples
Locally and Washington State
Average Spend
$5500
A+K Photography is queer, neurodiverse, and women-owned. We believe every love story deserves to be seen, celebrated, and treated with care. We welcome couples of all identities, bodies, cultures, and abilities—and we’re especially passionate about holding space for LGBTQIA+ folks who haven’t always felt safe or represented in the world. Our goal is to create a space and experience where you feel fully comfortable to be yourselves, without pressure to perform or fit into a mold. Your love matters here, exactly as it is.
Based in
Seattle, Washington
Works with couples
Locally and Washington State
Average Spend
$5500
A+K Photography is queer, neurodiverse, and women-owned. We believe every love story deserves to be seen, celebrated, and treated with care. We welcome couples of all identities, bodies, cultures, and abilities—and we’re especially passionate about holding space for LGBTQIA+ folks who haven’t always felt safe or represented in the world. Our goal is to create a space and experience where you feel fully comfortable to be yourselves, without pressure to perform or fit into a mold. Your love matters here, exactly as it is.
Have you got any pets? Tell us about them.
We have three dogs, four cats, and a bearded dragon, and every one of them is a rescue. Our house is basically a tiny animal sanctuary. They are deeply loved, wildly spoiled, and responsible for most of our phones camera roll.
How do you go above and beyond for your clients?
Going above and beyond starts long before the wedding day. We help build a timeline that feels realistic, answer every question without making you feel silly, and step in wherever we are needed. On the day, we are photographers, dress fluffers, family wranglers, calm voices, enthusiastic hype people, and problem solvers. We come prepared with a toolkit full of safety pins, a steamer, Tide pens, tampons, scissors, tape, and all the little things no one thinks about until they suddenly need them. We pay attention to what you need, including sensory breaks, extra reassurance, or a quiet moment away from the crowd, and handle the unexpected so you can stay present and enjoy your people.
What’s a piece of advice you find yourself giving to all your couples?
It is your wedding, not a group project. Listen to the people you trust, but do not let everyone else’s opinions drown out what the two of you actually want. Keep the traditions that feel meaningful, skip the ones that do not, and remember that the most important thing is that you are getting married. Everything else is just how you choose to celebrate it. Your wedding, your way.
