A note about inclusivity

The wedding industry is not always an inclusive place, especially for people and couples who have been marginalized or whose existence has been ignored or underrepresented. I’m a person who carries a lot of privilege - I’m a white, cisgendered woman married to a man. I do my best to recognize and acknowledge my privilege, and to use it to create a space that is as welcoming and inclusive as possible for the individuals and couples that I work with.

I believe Black Lives Matter. I welcome interracial couples and I’ll photograph you regardless of your religion, race, cultural or ethnic background, citizenship status, gender identification, or physical ability. I’m a body-positive feminist and welcome people of all body shapes and sizes, and couples of all ages.

I’m committed to antiracism and to combatting White supremacy in my work and in my personal life. I recognize that my learning will never be finished and that I need to actively challenge myself to combat White supremacy in myself and in society every day. 

Alyssa Lund Photography is a pro-choice space. To anyone who has had or will have an abortion/s in the future, you deserve safety, care, and love, and you are welcomed here.

Queer wedding photography
LGBTQ+ inclusive family photography

Looking for a photographer who is part of the LGBTQ+ community?

I identify as bisexual! I hold a lot of privilege with this identity because I’m also in a heterosexual marriage, so most folks assume that I’m straight. I’ve learned that knowing I’m bi has helped some couples feel really safe and welcome in working with me as a wedding photographer, so I try to let every couple I work with know that I will accept you and your partner as you are.

I’m an LBGTQIA+ friendly photographer. I welcome trans folks and gender non-binary folx in my couples/wedding parties/etc. I try not to assume gender roles for my couples - I’ll get to know you and your partner, so we can capture the emotions, poses, and moments that reflect your own body language and relationship dynamics, and that resonate most with your vision, whatever that may be.

Overall, I do my best to be an inclusive wedding photographer. You deserve to be validated and seen, to feel safe, and to be celebrated without judgment. I’m here to capture and celebrate your story with love and respect.