Being a gay wedding photographer and videographer myself, I absolutely love working with my LGBTQ+ engaged couples. Especially when they are so obviously in love with each other like these two! I am a supporter of all kinds of loves so know that no matter who you are and who you love I would love to work with you. I am already dying to shoot these two lovebird’s gorgeous fall wedding in Utah!
If I had to choose one color palette to photograph for the rest of my life it would blacks and whites! I love the simplistic aesthetic that those colors give to photos and it is gorgeous with every outfit choice. Scroll through this gallery and you’ll see what I am talking about. I literally jaw-drop every time I look though this gorgeous session.
Breanna had always wanted boudoir photos done, but never felt comfortable enough to get them shot by any photographer until we started working together. This is our third session together (I shot her bridals, graduation photos, and now her boudoir photos) and I could not be happier with how her photos turned out. We started with a simple blanket to cover up, but after a few jokes were cracked about my lack of attraction to females (I’m gay if you don’t know) we dropped the blanket and just used Breanna’s body to create art together.
“Woah.” -Me at every single one of Julia and Jared’s photos
I had never been to Dead Horse Point before this formals session and I am definitely already dying to go back! The red rock’s beautiful structures and color is even more breathtaking in person (hard to believe, but it’s true) and I could not get over the gorgeous sunset we got to experience during their session.
Harveen and Sid flew from California to have their engagement photos taken at the Bonneville Salt Flats, and we all agreed that it was worth it 10 X’s over. The gorgeous water reflections we caught at the end of their session paired with the beautiful landscape made their photos turn out one of a kind and absolutely dreamy.
DAMN.
Brianna is stunning and her bridal photos turned out UNREAL. The Griffith Observatory was the perfect location to showcase her beautiful LZ Bridal Gown and tropical inspired LA Floral Couture bouquet. I love when my brides take the time to envision and create their dream wedding collection with me, because that is when we can create art together and not just photos.
Sarah and Ryan’s New Year’s Eve wedding was pure magic! We started the day on the freezing cold mountain tops of Park City where it was -14 degrees after windchill and I was DEFINITELY not prepared for it to be that cold! Thankfully, their family and friends had all packed extra furs, so I was able to survive it. I was covered in all cheetah print though… and it was amazing.
