Ingrid and Scott were married this past weekend at the Riordan Mansion in Flagstaff, Arizona.  The Riordan Mansion is a historic state park near the NAU campus.  The rustic venue features gorgeous stone arches, log buildings, and amazing trees surrounding the mansion.  The ceremony took place in the Veranda, the front yard of the mansion with a entry gate and beautiful garden.

Ingrid & Scott met online and quickly hit it off.  Ingrid lived in Flagstaff and Scott in Utah, so Scott drove down to Flagstaff for their first date.  After that, it was history.  They knew they had met the person they wanted to spend the rest of their lives with.  They spent their time traveling between Cedar City and Flagstaff to see each other.  Ingrid & Scott would adventure around their cities together cracking jokes to make each other smile as much as possible.

Chelsea and Ronan got married in the ever breathtaking superstition mountains at Lost Dutchman State Park.  Their wedding was a celebration of their cultures (Navajo and Irish) and incorporated their love of Star Wars!

Rachael & Alec’s wedding at the Rio Salado Audubon was absolutely amazing!  These two met their first year of college at ASU.  (So of course we did their engagement session in Tempe.  See it here!)  They started hanging out together with a small group of friends and quickly realized they especially loved spending time together.  They officially started dating after their freshman year and have been inseparable since.

Lindsay and Eric had spent many date nights at The Newton since it opened.  The Newton was so happy to have their wedding there!  They even had the cutest chalk signs done for them in the bookstore!

We did their first look in a private alley way behind the venue.  We had such a great time exploring around the venue and inside of the bookstore for their portraits.  These two love craft beers, so we also had to grab them a drink at the bar during their portraits!

After the bridal party pictures and family pictures, it was time for the ceremony!  Their ceremony was short and sweet.  The highlight of the ceremony was their vows.  During Lindsay’s vows, she said something about her being the funny one in their relationship.  During Eric’s vows, he mentioned that Lindsay said something about being the funny one!  How could he know?!  The room was full of amazement and laughter.  After a ring exchange and a kiss, they were finally husband and wife!

Sheryl and Socorro got married in Socorro’s Uncle’s beautiful backyard in Mesa.  These two are some of the most in love people I have met.  Which is quite funny, because when they first met, Socorro wasn’t too sure about Sheryl.  But after time, their friendship blossomed into a wonderful relationship.  Now they enjoy spending all of their time together and taking day trips to Northern Arizona.