Allie & Blaine // Chapel of the Holy Cross Wedding {Sedona Wedding Videographer}

Allie and Blaine came from Louisiana to get married at the Chapel of the Holy Cross in Sedona, AZ. Allie told me that she had always wanted an adventure elopement, and Blaine had always wanted a church wedding. This was a perfect compromise.

Photographer Katrina Wallace and I worked together on this beautiful micro-wedding. We started with getting ready footage and photos at the Hilton Sedona Resort followed by a dreamy first look at Bell Rock. After getting gorgeous photos and video, we headed to the Chapel of the Holy Cross. The gates closed behind us, and we had the incredible views at the Chapel to ourselves. Right at sunset, they had their ceremony. Pink and purple clouds were visible through the windows during their intimate wedding.

Full film above, preview below.

Victoria & Marcelo // Chapel of The Holy Cross and Amara Resort Wedding {Sedona Wedding Videographer}

Victoria and Marcelo were married at the Chapel of the Holy Cross in Sedona, AZ. Filming in this chapel is always a good challenge. The lighting can be tricky, and there are restrictions on where photographers and videographers can go. I think this wedding came out amazing, and it truly is always a beautiful experience to be in this chapel during a wedding, at sunset. I still think that the Chapel has some of the best views in all of Sedona.

After the wedding, Victoria, Marcelo and their loved ones headed to Amara Resort for an intimate reception. My favorite moment of the night was when Victoria’s dad got up from his wheel chair to dance with her, and not just any dance, but salsa. These are the moments I live for.

Katy & Ryan // Chapel of the Holy Cross Sedona Elopement

Katy and Ryan eloped at the Chapel of the Holy Cross. Ever since moving here 4 years ago, I have been anxiously awaiting my chance to film here. COVID seemed to keep cancelling them. Finally, my opportunity came with Katy and Ryan. One of the wonderful things about getting married here is the privacy. They close the road to visitors during the wedding so you have the place to yourself. The views from the church property are stunning. The only thing to keep in mind about this location is that it is impossible to capture the views through the chapel windows during the actual ceremony, because to do so, you would have to expose for the cliffs, making all the people completely silhoutted, and flash photography is not allowed. This is not much of an issue to me though, because after the ceremony you step outside and can get all the red rock shots your heart desires. This historic Sedona building is so unique- there is really nothing like it. Congrats to Katy and Ryan! Preview above, film below.