The Red River Community House hosts outdoor weddings in front of their building. The mountains and the ponderosa pines loom behind the altar and behind Red River’s main street. Ashley and Jordan had a triangle alter made with aspen trees. Gorgeous flowers made with sunflowers and roses hung on the alter. These photos include immediate and extended family, shots of the bridesmaids and groomsmen, the entire wedding party together, and all four legged friends.
Yes, we take photos of your house, condo, apartment, studio, cabin, Hogan, barn, land, or anything else you’d like to promote, advertise and sell! Real Estate photography is inexpensive and increases your sales. A photographer knows how to capture your space so it looks it’s best in pictures for your profile on Airbnb or VRBO. We will photograph all bedrooms, closets, the kitchen, office, bathrooms and any extra nooks and crannies. We will photograph the exterior of your property. A real estate photo shoot is quick and you do not need to be present while the photographer is there. Turn around from the shoot until you get your photos is one week.
Manndi and Justin’s wedding ceremony was indoors El Pueblito United Methodist Church in El Prado, NM. The stained glass altar backdrop was pretty with the Christmas decorations. This bride and groom eloped to Taos with dreams of an outdoor ceremony with mountain views. Instead they were greeted by a blizzard, not a mountain in sight! After their wedding ceremony the newlyweds laughed and played in the snow, posed for photos, and stayed warm by the power of love.
With fur capes and Sorel snow boots, the bride, bridesmaids, and flower girls were decked out and ready for this wintertime wedding in Red River, NM! The ceremony took place in Carson National Forest at Junebug Campground. The bride and groom travelled from Texas for their destination micro wedding in this winter wonderland. The bride, groom, and guests were all crying as the vows and kiss sealed their nuptials. The Ponderosa pines and icy pond were the perfect backdrop for this winter wedding. Congratulations to Kyle and Amberly!
Sabrina and Joshua were married at Taos Ski Valley in October. Their wedding elopement was on a foot bridge which was private and quiet. We found a patch of snow after the ceremony and shot the first snow-shots of this winter season! Joshua’s best dog was dressed in a necktie. Dan Jones officiated the ceremony for and the flowers were designed by Mercedes Valdez of Elegante Florals.
This high school senior has a second home in Red River where she has spent her summers throughout childhood. We had so much fun popping around Red River to Katie’s favorite spots. Katie is a driven senior who loves country music and will to college at Texas A&M.
