Weddings
None of the weddings on this page took place in Queen Creek; our Queen Creek work so far is at Our Lady of Guadalupe and Mansel Carter Oasis Park, for other celebrations. What you can judge here is the same thing you would judge at a Queen Creek venue: how our team photographs and films a real wedding day, from the session to the last dance.
Each wedding below names the true city of the session and of the celebration. Four were in the Phoenix area, one in Glendale and one in Williams, in northern Arizona. Each card links to the wedding's own page on the IAZ Photo Studio site for its city. Ask us for the complete gallery and film of any wedding here, and we send the link.
Their session was at Trailside Point Park in Phoenix, and the ceremony and reception followed at Rancho Ochoa, also in Phoenix. Our team covered both the session and the wedding day. See Aimee and Jose Luis's wedding page (opens in a new tab)
The session was at Papago Park in Tempe, with its red buttes behind the couple. The celebration was at their home in Phoenix. See Veronica and Crey's wedding page (opens in a new tab)
The couple session was at Agritopia Farm in Gilbert, in May light. The ceremony and reception were at Enchanted Garden in Phoenix. See Elizabeth and Jorge's wedding page (opens in a new tab)
Session at Sahuaro Ranch Park in Glendale, under the old trees of the historic ranch. The celebration was at home in Glendale. See Isabel and Israel's wedding page (opens in a new tab)
The session was in Kaibab National Forest, among the pines, in October. The ceremony was at San José Trabajador and the reception at the Williams Rodeo Grounds in Williams, a wedding our team drove north to cover. See Mario and Cecilia's wedding page (opens in a new tab)
Their portraits were taken at the Estrella Star Tower in Goodyear, looking out over Estrella Mountain Regional Park. The ceremony and celebration were at their home in Avondale. See Alvaro and Leidy's wedding page (opens in a new tab)
A strong wedding gallery shows every part of the day, not only the portraits: the room before the guests, the parents during the vows, the group photos with everyone looking at the camera, and the reception after the lights go down. Check that faces are sharp in the dark reception shots and that the family groups are complete; those are the photos families print.
Play a full film with the sound on. The vows, the readings and the toasts should be clear over the room, and the music should not cover a speech. Then watch whether the film follows the order of the day, so your family can find the moment they remember.
When the photographer and the videographer come from the same studio, the album and the film have the same tones and the same timeline, because the founders set the style, train the team and review every delivery. When a wedding has both, the gallery and the film are edited to match. That is what one team for both services looks like, and what we would bring to a venue in Queen Creek.
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Ask for your date and we reply within 24 to 48 hours with availability and a link to a complete wedding gallery and film, so you can judge a whole day and not a highlight reel.
