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If you choose one of our WPJA Nebraska wedding photojournalists as your wedding photographer, please let them know you found them through the Wedding Photojournalist Association.

The WPJA at a glance: The Wedding Photojournalist Association puts the best Nebraska wedding photographers at your fingertips, by granting membership only to the most talented professional wedding photographers in the world--photographers who focus solely on using their documentary photography skills to capture ‘the moments’ of your wedding day.

With a tourism slogan of “Where the West Begins”, Nebraska sits on a vast plain of prairies that begin in the east and stretch across the state, with a low rise at Panorama Point to meet the lower region of the Rocky Mountains, making for numerous wedding location possibilities and scenic wedding photographs. The Great Plains owns much of Nebraska and is made up of smaller regions like Sand Hills, Pine Ridge, and the Rainwater Basin to name a few. The Disected Till Plains cover the eastern edge of Nebraska consisting of rolling hills and water regions of streams and rivers, making for ideal wedding photography options. Your wedding photographer will be delighted to shoot memorable wedding pictures with the Missouri River, Niobrara River, Platte River, Republican River as a backdrop or the Lewis and Clark Lake, Harlan County Lake and Lake C.W. McConaughty setting the stage for your wedding celebration. An area of the Badlands is located in the northwest section of Nebraska, which is characterized by sandstone and clay formations that were the result of the sculpting power of sand and water. You will find a variety of small towns and farmland spread all across the state, giving you a variety of quaint wedding location options for your spectacular wedding day. Omaha, the riverfront city and largest city in Nebraska, sits on the Missouri River and offers a commercial city feel yet preserves a great deal of prairie history that can add to your memorable wedding event.