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I loved spending a full hour with the Strong family for their outdoor family photo session in Utah County. Everything about this evening was perfect — from the warm, golden light filtering through the trees to the laughter and connection that unfolded naturally throughout our time together. We met at a beautiful outdoor location surrounded by open fields, rustic textures, and glowing sunset light — the kind of setting that perfectly complements Utah’s natural beauty. The Strong family brought so much energy and love to their session. Their easy smiles, playful interactions, and genuine affection made capturing both posed portraits and candid moments effortless. 
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Few things are more meaningful than gathering your entire family together for portraits that capture your legacy. This extended family photo session in Utah County was extra special—it celebrated a 60th wedding anniversary and brought together children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren for a truly unforgettable reunion photography experience.  Dreamy Winter Wedding Photos in Utah's American Fork Canyon | Bridals by Heather Wrigley Photography9/9/2025  There’s something truly magical about a winter wedding. The world slows down, the air feels crisp and fresh, and the snow turns everything into a fairytale backdrop. This dreamy bridal session up American Fork Canyon with Scott and Christy was one of those unforgettable moments where everything aligned—softly falling snow, golden light streaming through the mountains, and the couple completely wrapped up in their love for each other.
There’s something magical about family photos in the mountains, and this session in American Fork Canyon was no exception. Surrounded by tall aspens, sweeping mountain views, and soft golden light, this location created the perfect backdrop for capturing authentic moments and connections. This sweet family wanted updated photos that felt natural and timeless, with a mix of both candid interactions and classic portraits. As we walked through the meadow, the kids laughed and held hands, their parents soaking up the joy of simply being together. These are the kinds of memories that deserve to be preserved—genuine, real, and full of emotion.  There’s something magical about family photos in the mountains—especially at Jordan Pines in Big Cottonwood Canyon. The tall evergreens, golden aspens, and wide-open meadows make the perfect backdrop for timeless portraits. When I met this sweet family for their session, the light was streaming through the trees, wrapping them in a soft golden glow. It was the kind of evening that reminds you why Utah is one of the most beautiful places in the world for family photography.  There’s something magical about family photos taken in the golden light of a Utah evening. This sweet family chose a quiet, rustic spot in Utah County with a mix of texture, light, and open space—and it couldn’t have been more perfect.  |