SEATTLE · SNOHOMISH · PNW
Your dog is
invited.
And honestly? They're my favorite part.
I'm Becca — Seattle-based wedding photographer, golden retriever mom to Maple, and a certified hype person with a camera. I have been shooting PNW weddings for 13 years, and I have to tell you: the weddings with dogs? Always in my top ten.
Mackenzie & John · Rays Boathouse · Jackson, The Goodest Boy
FOR THE COUPLE WHO SAID, “OBVIOUSLY OUR DOG IS COMING.”
Let's talk about your dog.
You're not looking for a photographer who will tolerate your dog. You're looking for one who will learn their name before the wedding, study their weird quirks, and use that intel to get a shot so good you'll print it the size of a dining room wall.
That's me. I have a golden retriever named Maple. I understand the assignment.
I've photographed dogs who knew brewery commands. Dogs who instinctively laid on the bride's train. Dogs who were flower girls, ring bearers, and — in one memorable case — the most emotionally stable member of the entire wedding party. The camera loves them. I love them. And your guests will lose their minds.
FROM THE FIELD
Real dogs. Real weddings.
Real magic.
The Brewery Dog
One of my couples were regulars at their local brewery — and somewhere along the way, their dog learned that the phrase "do you want to go to the bar?" meant something very exciting was about to happen.
On their wedding day, every single time we needed him to look at the camera: "Do you want to go to the bar?"
Worked every time. Not once did it fail. The dog was a professional.
Moral: I pay attention to the details that make your relationship yours — and use them to create magic.
The Mama’s Baby
This pup knew. All day long, she hovered close to her mom — the bride — watching, checking in, making absolutely sure no one was going anywhere without her. Sit? No. Lay down? Hard pass. Not until she was certain.
Then the reception started. The couple finally sat down. The room settled into its rhythm. And that sweet girl gave the most contented sigh you've ever heard, turned twice, and flopped down on the fluffy tulle of the bride's gown like it was the most natural thing in the world.
Because for her, it was.
Moral: Dogs always know. I'm just there to catch the moment when they finally relax.
Jackson & the Blanket
Mackenzie and John's dog Jackson had a habit — whenever they spread a blanket down on their outdoor adventures, he'd trot right over and lay down on it. Just what he did.
During portraits at Ray's Boathouse, I fluffed the bride's train across the dock. Jackson walked over, turned in a circle, and settled in like he'd been waiting for his close-up his entire life. Green bow tie and everything.
Not staged. Not trained for the wedding. I just knew — and I was ready.
Moral: The best moments can't be planned. I create the conditions for magic and then get out of the way.
📰 Featured in Washington Wedding Day Spring/ Summer 2025
AS SEEN IN
Washington
Wedding Day
Spring / Summer 2025 · "The Goodest Boy"
"Jackson stole the show posing on the waterfront in his green bow tie… as bridal attendants fluffed the train of Mackenzie's gown, Jackson assumed it was a blanket and laid right down — just as he would on their outings together. Talk about a photo op!"
— WASHINGTON WEDDING DAY MAGAZINE
WHY IT WORKS
Your dog deserves
a photographer who gets it.
Before your wedding day, I want to know everything. Your dog's name. Their commands. Their weird triggers. Whether they bolt at loud noises or sleep through a marching band. Whether they'll try to eat the florals (asking for a friend).
That prep goes into your custom timeline so your pup is scheduled for the moments when they'll be freshest, happiest, and most themselves — not shuffled in as an afterthought between toasts and family photos.
🐾 Pre-wedding questionnaire that actually asks about your dog
🐾 Custom timeline built around pet logistics (handler, timing, exit plan)
🐾 13 years of dog wrangling experience — on top of the wedding photography
🐾 A golden retriever mom who gets genuinely excited about your dog
🐾 Galleries delivered in 30 days or less — because you need those dog photos immediately
🐾 600+ images including a full black and white collection
🐾 4x photo backup — your dog's debut is safe forever
THE PORTFOLIO
Dogs who showed up
with main character energy
From waterfront ceremonies to forest elopements — these pups did not disappoint.
SEATTLE & PNW
Dog-Friendly Wedding Photography
in the Pacific Northwest
Based in Snohomish, Washington, B. Jones Photography serves couples across the greater Seattle area and Pacific Northwest — including waterfront venues, forest elopements, vineyard weddings, and anywhere else your dog might look incredible.
Seattle Dog-Friendly Wedding Venues We Love
The PNW is full of stunning venues that welcome four-legged guests. Rays Boat House, The Woodmark Hotel, and waterfront venues across Puget Sound are perennial favorites — and yes, we know exactly which spots catch the best golden-hour light for a dog who needs their moment.
Planning a PNW Wedding with Your Dog?
The consultation is a real planning session — custom timeline, logistics for your pup, and a strategy for getting the dog photos you've been dreaming about since you got engaged. It's not a sales call. It's the first step to making sure your dog is as prepared as you are.
Serving Seattle, Snohomish, Bellingham, Woodinville & Beyond
Wherever you're getting married in the Pacific Northwest, B. Jones Photography is available. Collections start at $6,000. Most couples spend $7,000–$9,000. Associate team collections start at $4,400.
READY WHEN YOU ARE
Let’s get your dog on the guest list
The consultation is free, genuinely useful, and Maple-approved. Bring your questions, your vision, and ideally a photo of your dog so we can start planning accordingly.