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Engagement Photography Services at Gas Works Park | Cindy & Tyler

Cindy and Tyler picked Gas Works Park for their Engagement Photography Services session, and we could not have been happier. This one of a kind Seattle park sits on the north shore of Lake Union, at the south end of the Wallingford neighborhood. It juts out into the water on a grassy point. From here, the downtown skyline seems to rise right out of the lake.

The park has a fascinating story. For about fifty years, the site was home to a plant that turned coal into gas for the city. After it closed, Seattle bought the land, and landscape architect Richard Haag helped transform it into a park that opened in the mid 1970s. Instead of tearing everything down, he kept many of the old towers and pipes as giant, rusty sculptures. Today Gas Works Park is a Seattle landmark and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

For engagement photos, this mix of industrial history and waterfront views is so much fun. The rolling green hill gives us wide views of Lake Union, sailboats, and seaplanes gliding in. The old machinery adds texture and a cool urban edge. As the sun goes down, the skyline starts to glow, and the whole scene turns soft and romantic.

Cindy and Tyler’s Seattle Engagement Session

Cindy and Tyler met at a happy hour right before Christmas in 2024. Tyler actually passed on the free champagne that night. But the moment he saw Cindy walk in with her glass, he knew she was the one, and the spark was instant. Since then, these two have been inseparable.

They have shared amazing travel adventures together, including trips to Hawaii, Mexico, and the Caribbean. When they are home, they love going wine tasting and spending time with each other’s families, sometimes even traveling with them. They also enjoy simple nights in with puzzles and Legos.

Our studio is based in Seattle, and we serve the entire state of Washington. City parks, mountain lakes, island ferries, and wineries all make wonderful backdrops for an engagement photographer. If you love seeing different locations, browse our blog for even more Seattle sessions and weddings.

Engagement photography is the perfect warm up for your wedding day. It lets you meet your photographer, practice a few poses, and discover what feels natural for you. We keep the session relaxed and playful, so you can focus on each other instead of the camera. Many couples use these photos for save the dates, wedding websites, and guest books. When the wedding day arrives, you can also add videography to capture vows, speeches, and dancing with full sound. It is a lovely way to remember both the look and the feeling of your celebration.

Thinking about your own engagement photos? Our photography packages make it easy to add an engagement session to your wedding coverage, or book one on its own. Take a look at our prices to see the options. You can also read reviews from couples who trusted us with their photos. We would love to plan a session with you!

Original Weddings is a team of Seattle wedding photographers and videographers. Please click here to learn more about our Seattle photography and videography services. This session was edited in our Timeless editing style. We offer three different photography editing styles: Timeless, Airy, and Rustic. Please click here to learn more about our photography styles. You pick the style you love for your photos.

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Seattle Wedding Photographers at Gas Works Park

Original Weddings is a team of Seattle wedding photographers who also love creating fun, relaxed engagement photography. An engagement session is a chance to get comfortable with your photographer and with being in front of the camera. We keep things easy, with simple prompts that help you laugh, move, and connect. No awkward posing required. The photos you get back feel natural and full of personality. We always scout a few spots ahead of time, so we can chase the best light and avoid the busiest areas. We will cheer you on and keep the whole session feeling light, easy, and fun.

Our studio is in Seattle, and we travel throughout Washington for sessions and weddings. Tacoma, Bellevue, Snohomish, Woodinville, and the San Juan Islands are all places we photograph often. Every couple gets the same caring engagement photographer approach and the same eye for detail. You can choose from our Timeless, Airy, or Rustic editing styles to match your favorite look. With Original Weddings, your engagement session is the start of a story we would love to keep capturing. We also offer full wedding day coverage, so you can work with the same friendly team from your engagement session all the way through your wedding celebration.

Seattle Wedding Videographers at Gas Works Park

Original Weddings also has a talented team of Seattle wedding videographers. Engagement sessions focus on photos, but many couples later invite our film team to their wedding day. A wedding film lets you hear your vows, feel the toasts, and watch your guests celebrate again. Our videographers stay quiet and focus on real emotion. Every film is carefully edited with music and real moments, giving you a story you will love sharing again and again.

Our video team travels throughout Washington, from Tacoma and Bellevue to Woodinville and the islands. Booking photography and videography together means both teams plan side by side for a smooth day. The result is a film you will love watching with family for years. Original Weddings would be thrilled to be part of your story, from engagement photos to your wedding celebration. We take pride in every film and love seeing couples relive their wedding through sound and motion.

Where is Gas Works Park located?

Gas Works Park is on the north shore of Lake Union in Seattle’s Wallingford neighborhood, along North Northlake Way.

Why is Gas Works Park popular for engagement photos?

The park combines historic industrial structures with a grassy hill and wide views of Lake Union and the downtown Seattle skyline.

Is Gas Works Park a historic site?

Yes. The park is a Seattle landmark and was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2013.