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If you choose one of our WPJA Utah 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 Utah 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.

Known for its diversity in landscapes and beautiful scenery, Utah offers prime wedding photography locations amongst its three distinct geographical regions: the Rocky Mountains, the Great Basin and the Colorado Plateau.

You will find such a vast array of land features in Utah, from the sand dune deserts to mountainous regions with massive pine forest. Your wedding photographer will be delighted to shoot your lasting wedding memories in the rich land of this state that offers year-round paradises and wondrous scenery.

You can allow the panorama of Bryce Canyon and Zion National Parks to bring the majestic beauty of the southwest portion of the state, or you can thrive in winter beauty found in cities like Salt Lake City, which includes a great deal of historical attractions and wedding locations for warmer seasons as well; including the Red Butte Garden at the University of Utah. This garden, found in Salt Lake City, is the largest botanical center in the Intermountain West, and can add absolute splendor to your wedding festivities and to your wedding photographs.

Utah’s major water regions are the Colorado River, Green River, Lake Powell, Utah Lake and the famous Great Salt Lake, which combine with a varied landscape help add to the assortment of beauty found in this state to make your wedding celebration an occasion to celebrate and remember.