Should you have an engagement session? I’d say “yes!” How often do you intentionally schedule a portrait session with the one you love to create long lasting memories? If you’re like most people, not often. It’s really worth it.
I love shooting photos in northern Arizona. One super iconic spot is Horseshoe Bend. Witnessing someone propose to their partner on the cliffs high of the Colorado River is pure magic. It’s a privilege to document these kinds of life changing events. I always just fold into the moment. The emotion is so strong!
Amanda and Sebastian’s wedding day was an amazing celebration from start to finish. So much joy, laughter and love all day long! Their wedding took place at Little America hotel in Flagstaff. It’s kind of a hidden gem.
Having your wedding celebration in Sedona is really amazing. I know, I know. You’ve probably heard that a lot. But it really is true. Sedona weddings are really unique and the feeling and energy of the red rocks is one of a kind.
Kennedy and JD’s wedding day in Flagstaff started at the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Catholic church and we made our way up the mountain for some rad forest photos. But, we also stopped downtown to make some cool portraits before ending up at the High Country Conference Center for their reception
It’s a very one-of-a-kind experience eloping up high on the red rocks in Sedona. And to have your wedding ceremony take place as the sun is peeking over the tops of Bell Rock and Courthouse Butte, creating a fantastic sunrise, is taking the experience up a big notch.
If you’re reading this, you probably recently got engaged. Congratulations! Time to start planning. There are so many options for wedding venues in Flagstaff. One of my favorites in town is Serendipity.
When it comes to getting married in Arizona (or anywhere for that matter), there are so many options for where and how to go about it. Jason and Angela chose an autumn elopement alongside Oak Creek on the West Fork trail near Sedona and it was intimate and beautiful.