Phoenix Temple Wedding Photography {Melissa + Aaron}
Melissa and Aaron were awesome to shoot for. Nothing quite like a July wedding in Phoenix. I have shot wedding photos at Temples all over the country in July and Phoenix for sure takes first place for heat. 🙂
Aaron has done a jump shot in his personal photos at places he has been over the years so of course he had to do one with his new bride at the Temple. I love when couples let their unique personalities come out in the their photos.
Gilbert Temple Wedding Photography {Emma + Kyler}
I have had the opportunity to shoot many weddings for Emma’s siblings over the years. I love shooting photos and videos for brothers and sisters in the same family. Thank you, I consider that a great honor. Emma and Kyler were great to work with at the Gilbert Temple. We shot both their wedding photos and wedding video.
Phoenix Temple Wedding Photography {Rachel + Scott}
Mesa Arizona Temple Wedding Photography {Mallory + Jared}
Tym + Calli – White Mountains Photos
Gilbert Temple Wedding Photography {Alicia + Ryan}
Phoenix Temple Wedding Photography {Ashley + Kevin}
Gilbert Temple Wedding {Melissa + David}
I love, love, love taking wedding pictures at the Gilbert Temple. It is our home temple so I am a little biased 🙂
Melissa and David were great to work with. David met Melissa while serving on his mission in Mexico. Melissa doesn’t speak very much English yet so David translated for me. It was fun and reminded me of a wedding a few years back where the groom went on his mission to Russia. After his mission he met up with a girl he baptized there. They were married at the Mesa Temple. The groom translated the Russian for me during their photo shoot.
The weather was great at the Gilbert Temple, meaning not too hot for this time of year. After the sun started to set we went out to the field to the East of the Temple. I love those sunset shots there. The field was a perfect color of green and purple. With the external video lights that I set up the sunset shots always turn out great without the need for a flash.