A young woman (Meg Gorlick) with blonde hair, wearing earrings and a white t-shirt, smiling outdoors with trees and greenery in the background.

Think of me as your new favorite third wheel — documenting your best moments, cracking jokes to get the real smiles, and helping you remember how fun this all felt.

A bride and groom walking hand-in-hand through Pike Place Market in Seattle, smiling, with friends around them, in a black-and-white photo. This photo is of Meg and her husband David, captured by L O'day Photography.

Hi, I'm Meg!

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Hi, I'm Meg! ✦

L O’day Photography

✦ happiest by and/or in water

✦ has a song lyric for every situation

✦ will cry during your vows (and then get uncomfortable about crying in public and crack a joke)

✦ probably overusing exclamation points in text!!!

✦ guaranteed to be on the dancefloor with early 2000’s emo music

Meg in a bright yellow dress and white sneakers smiling and posing for a photo in front of colorful houses with pink, green, and orange walls. The houses have dark wooden doors, black shutters. This is taken on the island of Murano, Venice, Italy.
Meg and her husband David hiking in a mountainous forest, surrounded by tall trees and rugged mountain peaks. The Enchantments, Leavenworth, Washington.
Meg and David and their dog Phil inside a vehicle, all wearing stylish sunglasses and colorful head scarves. The dog has sunglasses on and is smiling with its mouth open. Silly photo taken on Lopez Island in the San Juan Islands in Washington.
Meg wearing a large sun hat and sunglasses is sticking out her tongue, next to David with wet hair, in a swimming pool with greenery and trees in the background. Taken on their honeymoon in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico

After I got married, I was honestly surprised by how I felt.

I found myself feeling a little… sad. Not because I wasn’t happy, but because I realized I didn’t want that chapter of my life to be over.

I wanted more. More of the magic, more of the laughter, more of the chaos and beauty, MORE WEDDINGS.

That’s when it clicked: maybe I wasn’t meant to just experience weddings once—I was meant to be around them all the time. 

Maybe I was meant to stick around. That little lightbulb moment is what pushed me into the wedding industry (that and being absolutely unfit for the typical corporate world).

Now, I get to live in those moments over and over again, helping people capture not just how their day looked, but how it felt.

That’s how I ended up here—turns out being around love stories and making art 24/7 is kind of my dream job.

Outside of photography, life’s pretty full: my husband is my biggest cheerleader, and our dog is basically my coworker/chief distraction officer.

You’ll usually find us exploring the beach, binging a new show, or chasing the current hyper-fixation meal.

  • A bride and groom standing on the beach at sunset with a large cruise ship in the background.

  • Two people swimming in dark water, smiling and looking at each other. Lake Washington, Seattle

  • A bride and groom sharing a dance at their wedding, smiling and looking into each other's eyes, with a dark background and other guests in the distance.

  • Two hands holding drinks in front of a plain wall; one with a reddish drink in a rounded glass, the other with a brown cocktail in a tall glass garnished with lime and a garnish, with a straw.

  • A couple kissing by Lake Washington in Seattle, with the woman holding the man's face and the man embracing the woman.

  • A senior couple walking hand in hand outside Mukilteo lighthouse and Mukilteo Beach with a house attached, on a sunny day with clear blue sky.

  • Neon sign with red cursive text saying "I'm just a girl, standing in front of a boy, asking him to love her" Taken in Notting Hill in London, England, UK. Quote from the movie Notting Hill.

  • A man and woman are close together, with the man gently touching the woman's face as they look at each other. They appear to be on a beach at sunset. Lake Washington, Seattle.