Outdoor, intimate weddings are the best. Molly and Josh had a backyard wedding but, in this case, their backyard was ranch land in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Jeannie and Richie celebrated 10 years of marriage at one of the most epic spots at the Grand Canyon. Shoshone Point is spectacular and stormy skies only make it better.
Maggie and Karl planned their Sky Ranch Lodge wedding in Sedona for the weekend after Thanksgiving. It was a beautiful, crisp fall day. Their ceremony took place at 11 a.m.with a brunch reception at Mesa Grill high atop Airport Mesa. Who doesn't love a brunch wedding reception?
Betsy and Mark wanted a winter wedding in downtown Flagstaff so they decided the Weatherford Hotel would be the venue. Good choice! The Weatherford Hotel is full of character and was the perfect backdrop for their celebration.
You can't beat an engagement session in Oak Creek Canyon. Fer reals. Especially a West Fork engagement session.
Alesha and Brian had a Forest Highlands wedding last September. They tied the knot on the 14th hole. It's really a beautiful spot to have a Flagstaff wedding. The day turned out clear and crisp despite rain the day before. Both Brian and Alesha get ready at the Meadow Clubhouse and eventually returned back to the clubhouse for their reception.
Shannon and Molly are theater people. They've spent a lot of time at Theatrikos in downtown Flasgtaff so it made sense to head there for their engagement session. We started outside to take advantage of the fall color before heading inside. To say this session was pretty darn fun is an understatement.
Ursula and Severo eloped in Sedona. But it wasn't your average Sedona elopement. It was a bit of a Viking elopement. For real. Sev's got some Viking blood. So instead of a suit and tie he went with a suit of armor. And a sword.