Michelle and Steven brought their kids and closest loved ones from Washington to the remote Utah wilderness for their Arches National Park Moab Elopement.

Toni and JM asked us to surprise them and pick out the location for their elopement, and we could not have been more thrilled. With so many amazing locations in Utah that we’ve never photographed before, Kyle spent weeks debating what location we should go to.

Working with us is basically a how-to guide to have the wedding that you want, with or without whatever bells and whistles you and your fiancé want. Stacey and Christie came from Louisiana to have Destination Zion Elopement with just their daughter. Inspired by photos from the internet, they made the journey to an area they’d never been before and shared their vows among the red rocks.

Cole and Lindsey chose their wedding location when Lindsey’s sister told her about a campsite they visited earlier in the year and they decided it was the place! This secluded disperse camping site was a perfect spot for Cole and Lindsey’s Mountain Micro Wedding in Utah.

Utah is home to 5 national parks, and Capitol Reef is quite possibly the least known park in the state. We don’t get to visit very often due to its far distance and remote location. Although it is quite remote, Capitol Reef National Park does not disappoint when it comes to grandeur and majesty. We’re so glad that we were able to make the trip for Katie and Brandon’s Capitol Reef Elopement!

Some couples love a big party and being the center of attention for a day, other couples would rather steal away and say their vows privately, or as privately as possible. Jessica and Tyler came from Upstate New York to say their wedding vows and get some beautiful portraits during their Adventure elopement in Utah.

After having their original traditional wedding plans foiled by COVID-19, Jordan and Jessika decided to make their intimate wedding dreams come true by planning their Destination Elopement in Zion National Park. Surrounded by close friends, they took advantage of sunrise, sunset, and all the beautiful scenery that southern Utah has to offer.

Brenna and Mikhail decided that the most important thing to them was having their families join them in the beautiful Utah scenery for their Multi-day Adventure Elopement in Utah. They had everyone stay in the same AirBNB for a week around their wedding day to take full advantage of this big life event!

Snow Canyon is a small yet awesome state park right on the border of St George that is often overshadowed by Zion National Park. It’s accessibility and proximity to the city makes it a great option if you’re looking for quick and convenient, yet amazing views!

We started of 2020 the best way we know how - a Colorado winter wedding at Sapphire point!

Ben and Julie chose to have their intimate wedding ceremony at Sapphire point near Dillion Colorado with just their immediate family and closest friends. Although it had been snowing all morning, the weather cleared just in time for their afternoon ceremony.

No matter how many times we shoot in Zion National Park, there’s always just something magical about each time we visit. Katie and Mari’s same sex elopement in Zion National Park was no different - a truly magical morning with magical people that we are so honored to have been part of! 

Jason and Mallory brought their friends and family from across the country to convene in Utah for their Zion National Park Nature Center North Lawn Elopement!

Rob and Vicki decided to do their wedding their own way by having an Epic Glamping Adventure Elopement with their families in Zion National Park.

After a change of plans made their traditional wedding impossible, Wayne and Erica decided to have a Las Vegas elopement complete with In-N-Out Burger, Fremont Street, and more!

Blake and Kayla had their adventurous Las Vegas elopement ceremony at Mt. Charleston with a portrait session at Red Rocks. Despite the snow and rain, we laughed and had an amazing time together!