Kanessa and Justin were sealed in the Oquirrh Mountain Temple on a winter-y March day. Snow was falling as they left the temple, but as we finished up portraits, the sky had cleared. K+J braved the cold for some of our favorite Oquirrh Mountain temple portraits, and ended with a beautiful reception at the Lodge at Traverse Mountain in Lehi, Utah.
What do you do when the perfect spring wedding you’ve been planning suddenly has a 100% chance of rain… all day long? You start praying and making backup plans. We arrived at the Logan temple ready to grab 2 priority portraits in the downpour before heading to the venue to do the rest inside, when just an hour before their scheduled temple exit the rain stopped.
The ultimate family centered spring wedding. We prepped all week for rain, and were surprised by sunshine (and sunburns) at the end of the day. Plus, our first time shooting at the Studio in Draper, which we absolutely LOVED!
The Boise Idaho temple was quiet and serene the morning of Nikki + Kobe’s wedding, and their farm reception was a country wedding dream.
The coldest destination wedding we have ever photographed, but the best people. Green Bay, Wisconsin treated us well!
Veronika & Adam’s wedding day was proof that not even the biggest storm clouds can stop a wedding from happening!
A multicultural, overcast spring wedding at Wadley Farms in Lindon, UT. Alexis and Raj had a stunning wedding, complete with a phenomenal DJ, and the BEST mocktail bar, that I’m officially recommending to all of my Utah clients!
Karli and Dru met in preschool, and their wedding was one of our all time favorites. They chose the Mount Timpanogos temple and Loggia at Thanksgiving Point for their classy and family centered celebration.
