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!

Jen and Dan were drawn to the beautiful desert scenery and possibility for adventure for their Multi Day Southern Utah Elopement.

We absolutely love photographing proposals! The planning and scheming can be a little stressful, but we do our best to make it as easy as possible. We’ve put together a series of options and strategies to help make planning your Zion National Park proposal as easy as possible, from locations to outfits to time of day, we’ve got you covered and can help you figure out what will work best for you and your fiance-to-be!

The time has come, you’re ready to pop the question! Now what? We work with a lot of couples who are traveling through Zion National Park and one of them decides to make the trip extra special and add a proposal to the itinerary. We’re here to let you know that we have experience with Zion and with proposals, so we’re here to be your guides through this whole process!

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!

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.

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!