Whether you're planning a micro destination wedding because of covid regulations or because you want an intimate wedding, these 6 tips are sure to help!

Many people choose to have their wedding ceremony outside of the park, but still have their portraits taken inside the park. This can cut down on permits and other logistics, as well as accommodate certain things that aren’t allowed in the park at all. We have some suggestions of things to keep in mind if you’re considering taking your wedding photos in Zion national park!

We know traditionally it’s said the wedding day is all about the bride. Screw tradition. We think the wedding should reflect you as a couple. Since you are part of that couple, we wanted to give you some tips from our years of shooting weddings.

We know traditionally it’s said the wedding day is all about the bride. Screw tradition. We think the wedding should reflect you as a couple. Since you are part of that couple, we wanted to give you some tips from our years of shooting weddings.

We have had the privilege of photographing weddings at many national and state parks, so we are versed in finding out the requirements, obtaining permits, and we are passionate about conservation and being respectful of the land we’re on. We can help you plan an amazing and responsible wedding in a national park!

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.

One thing we love about our clients is the penchant for the non-traditional. We are so lucky to work with so many awesome people who take a hard look at wedding planning and evaluate what they want out of their wedding day and make it truly their own. Gina and Ryan are a great example of that! We are so glad we were able to be part of their wedding at Zion Red Rock Oasis!

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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.

It’s been almost 9 months since we had been to California before our trip to Danielle and Jeremy’s Intimate wedding in Northern California, and we were stoked to be back! We hadn’t been to this area east of Sacramento before, but it was a gorgeous mountainous region full of rustic charm and smoke from the surrounding fires.

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!

As the summer cools down and the trees are starting to turn, we were happy to be back in Colorado for Cade and Courtney’s Grand junction Colorado Wedding at Orchard River View.

Jake and Holli’s wedding was a perfect match of old Hollywood glam meets Colorado mountain beauty. Their ranch venue had an amazing view of the Colorado mountains, while Holli and her family had transformed the party tent into a glamorous high society affair. This Colorado Mountain Wedding in Silverthorne was the best of both worlds!