
Rachael and Jordan’s Sky Ranch Lodge fall wedding brought together red rock views and crisp air. Their celebration in Sedona, Arizona felt easygoing. Although rain was in the forecast, the weather held for their day. It was a lovely reminder to plan the details you can. At the same time, leave a little flexibility for the things you can’t.
As their photographer, I wanted their gallery to hold onto both the setting and the feeling of being there. In particular, my true-to-color approach keeps Sedona’s landscape recognizable. It also gives the couple and their moments together the attention they deserve. Because Rachael and Jordan brought an easygoing energy, photographing them was a pleasure.
Sky Ranch Lodge sits on Airport Mesa, with panoramic views that make the landscape a real part of a wedding day. For couples planning a destination celebration, that setting is a beautiful starting point. Next, we’ll make a photography timeline that fits your ceremony and portraits. We’ll also leave time with the people you invited.
That is why I work with couples and their vendor team to make photography feel natural. Before your wedding, we can talk through the light and time for portraits. We’ll also discuss what matters most in your gallery.
First, you can explore the venue and request current information directly through Sky Ranch Lodge’s wedding website. Then take a look at my Arizona wedding photography to see how I approach venue celebrations throughout the state.
If you’re planning a Sky Ranch Lodge fall wedding, I’d love to hear what you have in mind. Fill out my contact form with your date and plans. Then we can discuss photography that leaves you time to enjoy your wedding.
Photography: Hailey Golich Photography, LLC.
December 6, 2024
Hailey golich
Sedona Elopement Photographer &
Arizona Wedding Photographer
haileygolichphotography@gmail.com
928-651-9103
2370 W. SR 89A
Suite 11 #292
Sedona, Arizona
86336
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