Traveling to Valles Caldera National Preserve outside of Jemez Springs, New Mexico to capture Lacey and Patrick’s New Mexico elopement was incredible! Their intimate ceremony overlooked the breathtaking landscape of Valles Caldera National Preserve and it was truly an extraordinary sight. We hiked to the top of a hill with an incredible view of the volcanic field and Jemez mountains behind us. Their beautiful wedding photos are breathtaking.
Jade and Alex eloped at the amazing and scenic El Malpais National Monument outside of Grants, New Mexico. It was a beautiful November day and the weather was crisp, fresh, and just a tad chilly, but it didn’t get in the way of their fabulous wedding. Jade and Alex chose to tie the knot at El Malpais National Monument because they went on a date there when they were first falling in love. So El Malpais National Monument has a lot of special meaning to them. <3
SO excited to share B + E’s gorgeous l winter elopement in Taos, New Mexico. Their outfits were a hodgepodge of things B + E already owned, homemade accessories, vintage hand me downs, and contemporary pieces they bought special for their big day. With sacred Taos mountains, a field of sagebrush, their officiant, and their two photographers as witnesses, B + E got married. It was beautiful. <3
Aurora and Juan’s beautiful Catholic wedding ceremony at the Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi in Santa Fe, New Mexico followed by their wedding reception at the ever so amazing Eldorado Hotel & Spa in Santa Fe, New Mexico was absolutely stunning! The Valdez wedding was truly what I envision what a royal wedding in New Mexico would be like. Juan and Aurora wanted to capture their Hispanic-Catholic and Native American culture into every aspect of their wedding day and holy moley, it was GORGEOUS! Their wedding photos are the eptiome of #weddinggoals!
Leanne and Dan’s gorgeous fall wedding at the incredible La Posada de Santa Fe, A Tribute Portfolio Resort & Spa in beautiful Santa Fe, New Mexico was absolutely phenomenal. They combined their Lithuanian culture with jewish traditions and classic New Mexican elements. They wanted a fun, unique, and memorable experience for their guests and WOW! I totally think they did exactly that!
