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Ireland Proposal

March 17, 2016

My family and I went to Europe in 2011 together.  My brother decided to pop the question to his girlfriend on our trip to Ireland, and I was lucky to get a few photos of where he proposed!  I smuggled the ring on the trip and at Conners Pass he proposed in the perfect setting, the Ireland hillsides are breathtaking!

We went to Ireland in March, and it was the perfect time before the busy tourist season; although the landscape was still waking up from winter, the green hillsides were breathtaking.  We started our trip by flying into Shannon and made a windy drive through the Ireland countryside to the Cliffs of Moher, we got there right after the sun had set and it was extremely rainy!  I would love to go back and photograph these beautiful Cliffs in better lighting.  The Cliffs of Moher would be the perfect setting for wedding photos, the white dress flowing over the steep cliffs with the Atlantic Ocean far below, would be breathtaking!  We just skimmed the surface of this amazing country you could spends weeks visiting all of the marvelous green countryside.

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Watch for tomorrow’s post of their beautiful wedding in Jackson Hole, Wyoming and Driggs, Idaho!
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We later drove around the Dingle Peninsula, this drive was so amazing, a must see if you are visiting Ireland.  The town of Dingle was so charming and Pub food in Ireland is amazing.  The roads in Ireland are very small, lots of one ways, and with driving on the other side of the road it made for a very entertaining journey.  We had a lot of close encounters with cows, cops, round a about, and rock walls!
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While driving through the Irish countryside we came across a lot of old churches and cemeteries, I loved the old countryside!

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Along with many quaint churches, Ireland has some amazing castles.  While there you must kiss the blarney stone for good luck!  According to legend, kissing the stone endows the kisser with the gift of the gab or elegant speech.  Apparently it worked on me I was able to convince Cole into marrying me a couple of months later! 🙂  The Blarney Castle is a must see!  We also visited the scenic Rock of Cashel, the weathered, crumbling walls and green hills were spectacular.
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Our last stop was Dublin, and it was such a quaint little town.  The food at the pubs was to die for, you must try the bread pudding, that was one of our favorites from the trip.  We were lucky enough to listen the the great Iron and Wine and the historic Olympia Theatre in Dublin.
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I have been so lucky to have a mom who is a travel agent, if you are looking to book a trip to Ireland give her a call!

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Dallas Texas Indian Wedding Photographer

January 14, 2016

Darshan and Tulsi have been some of the sweetest clients, I have loved getting to know them and staying in touch with them!  If you don’t remember Darshan’s amazing proposal, you can head back to my blog post or they were featured on Utah Bride Blog!  When Darshan planned his proposal at The Amangiri he had every little detail scheduled out.  I was able to photograph their helicopter proposal and then we were able to take engagement photos at the amazing Aman Resort.  For their wedding shoot, he also had everything perfectly planned.  We took these photos in three great locations in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.  We went to a few museums; Kimbell Museum and The Modern.  The Cotton Mill was the perfect end to our day long shoot.  This Indian Bridal shoot was a dream to photograph, the colors and the details were so vivid, I was on cloud 9 all day during this shoot.  I love getting to know about other wedding cultures, I hope to be able to photograph new cultures around the world soon!

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Filed Under: UncategorizedTagged With: Aman Resort Photographer, Amangiri Photographer, Amangiri Wedding Photographer, Dallas Fort Worth Wedding Photographer, Destination Engagement Photographer, Destination Wedding Photographer, Indian Bridal Shoot, Indian Bride, Indian Wedding, Indian Wedding Photographer, International Wedding Photographer, Kimbell Art Museum, Texas Wedding Photographer, The Cotton Mill, The Modern Museum

Jewels of Nagarkot, Nepali Wedding | Jessica’s Photography |

December 18, 2015

Back in March I was fortunate to go to The Beyond Workshop in Nepal, put on by Nina and Wes Photography. I had always wanted to go to Nepal, and one day I saw this workshop advertised on Wedding Sparrows Instagram. I knew that I had to go. I mainly wanted to go to the humanitarian part of it, but the styled shoots were icing on the cake. Abany Bauer with Brown Linen Designs was the stylist for these shoots, she put together perfect little vignettes to photograph. Stylists make a huge difference on your wedding day, she makes everything perfect before I photograph each part of your wedding. Carrie Moe with Type A Society is a floral genius, she was able to forage the flowers for the wedding centerpiece and the wedding bouquet from the hills of the Himalayan mountains. It was so fun to watch these two work, they were so inspiring with their talent in the wedding industry. I am so grateful for the both of them, they have helped me determine my goals with my wedding photography business. I have become a better wedding photographer because of them, and I hope to continue to grow. The Fort Resort in Nagarkot, Nepal was the perfect backdrop perched on top of the mountains in Nepal. I love destination weddings, and would love to photograph more around the globe.
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The fabric on this wedding dress from Carol Hannah was divine, the layers were so playful to photograph, they draped with elegance on the rock steps.

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This workshop was mainly for film photographers. I love both digital and film, it was so hard to step away from my digital camera, but I love my results with my Hasselblad 503cx. All of the square photos are shot with film.

All of the fabulous vendors and their Instagram:
Workshop put on by: Nina and Wes Photography
@ninaandwes
Styled by: Abany Bauer with Brown Linen Designs
@abanybauer
Florals: Carrie Moe with Type A Society
@type_a_society
Hair and Makeup: Heather Smith
@heather.smith
Model: Natalie Papova
@ohwownatalie
Dress: Carol Hannah Bridal
@carolhannahbridal
Jewelry: Mickey Lynn
@mickeylynn
Ribbon: Frou Frou Chic
@froufrouchic
Getting Ready Robes: Shop Gossamer
@shopgossamer

Filed Under: UncategorizedTagged With: Brown Linen Designs, Carol Hannah Bridal, Destination Wedding Photographer, Fort Resort in Nagarkot, Frou Frou Chic Ribbon, Himalayan Mountains, International Wedding Photographer, Kathmandu, Mickey Lynn Jewelry, Natalie Papova Model, Nepal, Nepal Wedding Photographer, Nepali Wedding Photographer, Nina and Wes Photography, Shop Gossamer, The Beyond Workshop, Travel Photographer, Type A Society

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Hi, I’m Jessica! I am very passionate about photography, everything that I do revolves around my camera and creating exceptional photos for you to remember every stage of life. I have been a professional photographer for over 15 years, and I still get excited about every shoot. I love being creative and going on adventures, and I try to bring that experience into my shoots, by exploring the mountains, chasing the light, and helping you relax in front of the camera! Thanks for stopping by, let’s work together!

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