Many people are familiar with the blistering heat of Zion's summer busy season, but did you know Zion stays open year round and is a great place to visit in the winter? Zion boasts incredible views year round, but be prepared to have your breath taken away when you see the snow contrasting along the cracks of the tower red rock walls of the canyon. With some preparation, you can experience all the beauty Zion has to offer while avoiding the crowds. Read on for tips on having a Zion National Park wedding in the winter!

Located 45 miles from the bustle and shuttles of Zion's main canyon, Timber Creek Overlook offers an incredible view of the Kolob Canyons making it an excellent choice for small elopement ceremonies. This location is ideal for couples who are looking for a sweeping vista and don't mind a little hike to get there. It's less ideal for couples who want quick access to the rest of Zion or have accessibility concerns. If you're considering this location for your Zion elopement ceremony, read on for the ultimate guide to Timber Creek Overlook elopements!

The question of tipping, who should I tip and how much should I tip, is a continual topic of angst in our house. I hate not knowing for sure what's expected of me, especially when working with a high ticket item. So I figured I'd lend some clarity and lay down some ground rules for any couples who want to work with us.

The Temple of Sinewava, nestled amidst the narrowing canyon along Zion National Park's Virgin River, offers a beautiful and intimate setting for small wedding ceremonies. This location is ideal for couples who want a classic Zion location for their ceremony and have a small group. While it's less ideal for couples who prioritize privacy and don't want to ride the shuttles. If you're researching which wedding location in Zion National Park is right for you, read on for the ultimate guide on Temple of Sinewava weddings!

The Zion Lodge Lawn, surrounded by towering sandstone cliffs and majestic cottonwood trees, offers a breathtaking backdrop for a wedding ceremony. This location is ideal for couples who want to get married inside the National Park with a larger group and also want amenities close by. It's not an ideal location for couples who want privacy and those who don't want to stay at the Lodge. If you're researching which wedding location in Zion National Park is right for you, read on for the ultimate guide to planning a Zion Lodge Lawn wedding from a local!

Imagine standing beneath one of the only perpetual waterfalls in Zion National Park for your intimate wedding ceremony! This little oasis in the desert is an ideal location for couples looking to have their ceremony inside the National Park and still get a little bit of privacy. It's less ideal for couples who want to celebrate with more than just a handful of people. If you're researching which wedding location in Zion National Park is right for you, we've got you covered! Here's the ultimate guide to getting married at Menu Falls from a local photographer!

Few occasions call for a custom suit more than your wedding! When you need a high quality custom suit, look no further than Sartoro. Andrew's custom green suit was the perfect fit for his Colorado Mountain Elopement photos near Ouray, Colorado

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!

Ready to pop the question and spend the rest of your life with your special someone? Check out our tips for how to plan a surprise proposal

We would love to spend more time in Northern California, so we’ve put together this Guide to Eloping in Mount Shasta California for anyone considering getting married there!