Today I had originally planned to do some cold, outdoor bridals... but once again the snow decided to come and spoil the fun! I showed Julie Chalece's bridals that I took in the studio. She LOVED them. So that's where we headed!

Saturday I took gorgeous bridals of Chalece in the studio. I feel like they belong in a bridal magazine! ;)

Friday evening I photographed Heather's bridals. The photos turned out fabulous! She decided months  ago that she wanted them done at Gardner Village. I've done quite a few family portraits and children portraits there, but never bridals. So I was very excited!

Yesterday I headed up to the Joseph Smith Memorial Building to photograph Diannah's bridals. The poor dear got lost on her way over and I sat there _{(more like paced)} calmly for an hour and a half before we finally got started. At least it gave me a chance to snoop around and find new rooms to photograph in!

I just wanted to let everyone know that I've submitted quite a few of my favorite photos to Utah Bride and Groom's cover contest. The photo with the most votes will be on the cover of their next magazine. Please help me out and vote! It seriously only takes 2 seconds. I'm rooting for #1116, but pick whichever is your favorite!! Tell all your friends and family :)
Just follow the link.... Utah Bride and Groom.

This past Saturday I headed over to the oh so popular Capitol Building to photograph Charise for her bridal portraits. Her soon to be brother in law offered to take all their wedding photos, but she decided she better get a female photographer for her bridals! I must admit, there's something about having a female photograph your bridals. We tend to notice the little details and definitely have better poses... at least that's what Charise told me! ;)

This past Thursday I photographed Chelsey at the Utah Capitol Building for her bridal portraits. Chelsey traveled all the way from Vernal, just to have me as her bridal photographer!

Last night I headed up to West Jordan to photograph Kimberly's bridal portraits. She didn't want to have to deal with the weather, so I set up the studio in her parents basement. Kim's wedding is THIS Friday! Be sure to check back next week to get a peek at her big day.

A wedding planner here in Utah contacted me and said this "I absolutely LOVE your work!  Your pictures are very unique and absolutely beautiful.  I would love to have you on board as one of my main photography vendors. Could you put together a DVD type portfolio for me? I present my clients with a couple DVD's of photographers that fit what they are looking for and then they make the decision based on that." So here's my video...Enjoy the show!!

Since the economy is going through a rough time, and it seems like mostly everyone is afraid to spend their money, I decided to do a little WINTER WEDDING DISCOUNT on my Wedding Photography. Discounts range from 10 - 25 % off!
You can save up to $750 on your wedding photography :)

Here are some lovely (old & new) engagement, bridal & wedding photos for you to view....

Today I took Rachel Lewis' bridal photos and I LOVE how they turned out. She really wanted to go with either a 20's or 60's theme and chose The Joseph Smith Memorial Building for her bridal portraits.

Nicole and Weston were married on August 21, 2008 and I love EVERYTHING about their photos. We agreed on great locations for the engagements and bridals, and their wedding location was just gorgeous! I like so many of their photos, I'm having to keep myself from posting or showing them off everywhere.

Malea & Jammal were married on August 17, 2008 and are such a sweet couple.

Here's a reminder of what their engagements and bridals looked like.

They had their wedding at Tuscany Restaurant in Salt Lake and it was gorgeous!

I think the story about Misha and Joseph is quite adorable. This is how it all started....

While Joseph was on a 2 year mission in Spain for The Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saints he met Misha. They wrote throughout his whole mission, and when he completed it, he went back to Spain to see her. Soon they fell in love and were engaged. They wanted to get married in the Salt Lake City Temple and had to wait MONTHS for her visa. After rescheduling their wedding day her visa finally came and they were able to be married. Here are a few pictures that weren't posted on the site..

The moment they stepped foot out of the temple I could tell they were meant to be. I mean, come on now, to have the guts to leave your own country, your family, everything you've ever known to be married is HUGE! That's what I call love and dedication. And although her family wasn't able to fly to the states to attend, it was noticeable how happy she was.