Kelsa and Wolf knew from the start they wanted something small and meaningful for their big day. Kelsa, a fourth-generation Alaskan with saltwater in her veins—her great-grandfather ran the mailboat in the ’50s—has spent her life on boats, deeply connected to the ocean. When they got engaged in the spring of 2023, their shared love for Southeast Alaska made a Japanese Creek wedding the perfect choice. Surrounded by nature and the people they love most, they embraced earthy tones of blue and brown to create an intimate and unforgettable celebration.
Their day began with an exciting ferry ride to the ceremony location. With the stunning coastline and a rustic arch as their backdrop, they exchanged vows in a scene straight out of a dream. Afterward, they took breathtaking portraits surrounded by nature’s beauty. That evening, they celebrated with an intimate reception at a cozy lodge. The bride’s brothers and sister-in-law played live music for the guests, creating a warm and personal atmosphere. To top it all off, a family friend made a beautiful traditional Norwegian wedding cake and shared it with everyone at the end of a truly magical day. The vibe was off the charts, and the fashion was on point. The bride turned heads in a velvet blue dress, while the groom looked dashing in his earthy-toned suit. And their wedding party perfectly matched their stylish flair. If you’re envisioning a cozy, romantic celebration with salty air and a bur...