Traveling from Minneapolis

Arizona Wedding & Elopement Photographer

United States

Planning a wedding in Arizona with a Minneapolis photographer? Sedona elopements are especially popular — Cathedral Rock, Bell Rock, and Merry-Go-Round Rock all deliver impossible-looking backdrops with relatively easy hikes.

Where I shoot in Arizona

•Sedona (Cathedral Rock, Bell Rock)
•Antelope Canyon
•Grand Canyon South Rim
•Scottsdale resorts
•Saguaro National Park

Best for

Red rock elopementsResort weddingsDesert portrait sessions

Travel notes

→Sedona-area ceremonies may require a Coconino National Forest permit depending on group size, so confirm current rules with the Forest Service and I will plan your timeline around them.
→Summer = 5am call times. We work with the heat, not against it.

Couples find me searching for Arizona wedding photographer, Sedona elopement photographer, Scottsdale wedding photographer, Grand Canyon elopement photographer. If any of that sounds like your wedding, let's talk.

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Arizona Photography FAQ

Do you travel to Arizona for weddings and elopements?

Yes — destination weddings and elopements in Arizona are welcome. I'm based in Minneapolis, and travel beyond 40 miles of downtown Minneapolis is billed at cost with no markup on flights or lodging and quoted before you book.

How much extra does it cost to bring you to Arizona?

Travel beyond 40 miles of downtown Minneapolis is billed at cost with no markup and quoted before you book, so you see the real numbers for flights, ground transport and lodging before you commit.

Do you scout Arizona locations before the shoot?

Always. I arrive a day early, scout your ceremony and portrait spots in person, watch how light moves at your venue, and build a shot list around your actual location. You're never paying me to figure things out on the day-of.

Can you legally photograph weddings in Arizona?

Yes. If your venue asks for proof of insurance, tell me early and I will get them a Certificate of Insurance at no charge.

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