Sedona & Flagstaff, AZ Video
WEDDING, COMMERCIAL, and LIFESTYLE FILMMAKER. SERVING NORTHERN ARIZONA AND BEYOND.
Anissa and John eloped in November hours after the first snowstorm of the winter. Even as the temperatures plunged, their love was cozy and full of home. This was a truly magical evening in the mountains. Loved shooting alongside Hannah Rose Gray Photography. Full film above, preview below.
Jessi and Kyle had the ultimate Flagstaff elopement. Flagstaff has so much beauty to offer, and Jessi and Kyle took advantage of it all. They were married with the San Francisco Peaks behind them and then we headed to Sunset Crater and Wupatki to capture the stunning lava fields and thebeautiful desert of the Colorado Plateau. All in one evening.
Always a pleasure working with the incredible Nettik Photography
Preview above, full film below.
Mackenzie and Jospeh eloped in a snowy canyon with their closest friends. We knew it would be a chilly morning, but I don’t think any of us thought it would be 21 degrees. Also to their surprise, the lovely spot they’d chosen months ago to stand on to elope wasn’t sandy but covered in snow. I think the snow made it extra magical, but there were some very cold toes However, everyone’s celebration drinks stayed very cold, so that’s a bonus. After the ceremony we explored the surrounding areas and eventually found warm sunshine. One moment that still makes me laugh was when the photographer wanted a shot of them slow dancing, so I told their friends to sing them a tune. Someone sang “All Star” by Smash Mouth. It was a beautiful, authentic morning with tears and lots of laughter, as it should be. Full film above, preview below.
Missy and Leah met playing rugby. Even better, they met playing rugby in Flagstaff. Missy lived in Vegas, and Leah in AZ. Distance couldn’t keep them apart, and soon Missy made the leap to move to AZ with Leah.
Leah and Missy created the most beautiful, intimate wedding. We were out at a beautiful cabin, convenient to town, yet it felt remote (an amazing thing about Flagstaff). There was live music, an incredible table setting, delicious food from Main Street Catering, and the perfect ceremony officiated by their close friend and former roommate. Missy and Leah had their parents there, and the love and support for this couple was obvious.
Brad, from Aero Visuals came up to Phoenix to fly drone and did a phenomenal job.
Full film above, preview below.
R and J had the most beautiful wedding at a rustic log cabin with incredible views of the San Francisco peaks. These two asked me to keep their wedding film private, a request I will always grant, but they happily said we could share their preview.
It is truly an honor to be part of such intimate, sacred celebrations. R had one of the most contagious laughs I’ve ever heard, and J, a good foot taller than R, was beaming the whole time. I love when I show up to the wedding, and the groom is acting like he won the jackpot.
I also loved that the 30 minute drive to this location was on over 10 miles of dirt road directly behind my house. The forests here are huge and unbroken. Northern Arizona is wonderful.
1/1/2020 is a pretty incredible anniversary. I spent the first sunrise of the decade with Lynn and Mike at Arizona Snowbowl. It was freezing, but so beautiful. They came from Florida to elope and start 2020 together as husband and wife. We finished just as the groomers were touching up the slopes for New Year’s Day skiers. I am grateful for this job that gets me out of bed to witness incredible sunrises.
Huge thanks to Heather Kadar for this great BTS photo. Heather is an incredible photog who takes care of her brides!!
