Mariana and Brandon’s engagement session in Salt Lake City, Utah was unforgettable. We started at the State Capitol, surrounded by grand columns, breathtaking architecture and intricate details that gave every photo a classic, elegant feel. We took advantage of the stunning architecture both inside and outside, all accentuated by their outfits, which played perfectly into their environment.
The Elegant State Capitol in Salt Lake City, Utah
A Snow Session at McPolin Farm in Park City, Utah
After that, we went to Park City and ended the session at McPolin Farm in the middle of what seemed like a snowstorm. But the snow only made the day more memorable. Mariana and Brandon didn’t shy away from the cold—instead, they laughed, played, and truly enjoyed the moment. We all knew this was a one-of-a-kind session!
From the state capitol to the snowy fields of McPolin Farm, this session was full of beautiful contrasts. I loved seeing Mariana and Brandon’s personalities shine through in every shot.
Vendor Team
- Photography: Eddy Almaguer Photography | @eddyalmaguerphotography
- Makeup: Anna Kuznetsova | @stylist_anna_kuznetsova
- Hair: The Bleach Babe | @thebleachbabe
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