Elspeth

Elspeth always has flowers or leaves woven into her fur or wrapped around her horns. She changes these decorations to match the season or the theme of the weddings she photographs.

When she sees something beautiful or meaningful, her eyes glow faintly, temporarily storing that image. It helps her anticipate perfect moments, but it can distract her if she sees something unexpectedly enchanting.

Elspeth believes flowers hold the energy of the events they witness. After each wedding, she chats with the bouquets, thanking them for their service.

When she's excited about capturing a shot, she hovers in midair, striking odd and exaggerated poses to find the perfect angle. This often amuses and confuses guests, but her photos are always stunning.

She only prints photos on plant-based, biodegradable paper. Her clients often receive potted saplings alongside their albums, which she calls “memory trees.”

Her camera has a tiny charm that looks like a seedling dangling from it. She claims that it brings good fortune, but only if the couple she photographs kisses when she takes the first picture.

Elspeth insists on including candid, silly, or chaotic moments in her wedding albums. She believes these unpolished memories are as vital as the perfect ones.

She detests using artificial light, preferring to chase golden-hour shots or work with moonlight at night weddings. She jokes that the sun is her assistant photographer.