KUBOTA GARDENS ENGAGEMENT
Couples Love’s Naturally
Kubota Garden in Seattle, Washington, is a dreamscape for couples wanting their engagement photos to feel like a quiet, romantic escape. The moment you step through the entrance, it’s as if you’ve wandered into a secret garden where every winding path, stone bridge, and maple tree is part of your love story.
As your session begins, soft light filters through layers of Japanese maples and evergreens, casting a gentle glow on your faces. You wander along mossy stone pathways, pausing for candid moments laughing together on the steps, stealing a kiss under an arching branch, or simply holding hands as you explore. Each twist in the path reveals something new: a tucked-away bench, a hidden corner framed by vibrant foliage, or a quiet spot beside the water that feels like it was made just for the two of you.
One of the most magical places in the garden is near the ponds and waterfalls. Standing together on a stone bridge or beside the water’s edge, your reflections ripple softly below as koi drift by and the sound of falling water wraps the moment in calm. Lanterns, rocks, and carefully placed plants create a sense of harmony and intention, turning your photos into scenes that look like stills from a timeless film.
In the heart of Kubota Garden, open clearings and wider paths give space for playful, joyful moments twirling in the middle of a trail, walking side by side beneath fiery autumn leaves, or sharing a quiet embrace as the garden stretches out behind you.
As your session draws to a close and the sun begins to dip, golden-hour light filters through the trees and settles gently over the garden. The colors deepen, the reflections grow warmer, and your final photos feel like they were taken in a world far from the rush of the city. At Kubota Garden, every image becomes more than just a picture it’s a memory held in nature, a piece of your story you’ll carry with you long after the leaves have fallen and the season has changed, now the only thing left is to find the freaking path out of that magical garden……
