Utah Wedding Photography = Emily Lesher Photography

Welcome to Emily Lesher Photography! I received my professional training at the Academy of Art University in San Francisco! If you're looking for professional photography in Utah you've come to the right place! I'm also available for worldwide travel. Utah wedding photography, portrait photography, senior portraits, and newborn photography is where I love to create. You can view my gallery at Utah Photography, where you will find examples of my photographic style. To book me, find my contact information here.

Dan + Kimber’s Wedding | Utah Wedding Photography June 28, 2012

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Utah Wedding Photography | Dan + Kimber

This is my younger brother’s Utah wedding photography session! It doesn’t seem that long ago that I photographed my newly single brother last year. He didn’t last long on the market! So glad Dan and Kimber found each other! So glad I could shoot their Utah wedding photography! This love story of Dan and his three kids, and Kimber and her daughter is just meant to be. Their girls were so adorable on their wedding day! They each had disposable cameras (you can see a pic of them shooting with their cameras in the video posted below) taking pictures of who knows what! I think Kimber is amazing, taking her family from “a family of two” to “a family of six!” Go team Dan and Kimber! You can see their family pictures here, their engagement pictures here, and their bridal pictures here.

Dress: Gowns by Pamela

Rings: Wilson Diamonds

Wedding Ceremony: Draper LDS Temple

Reception: Noah’s

Draper LDS temple, Utah wedding photography

bride and groom at the Draper LDS temple

bride and groom rings, flowers

flower girls

family at the temple, Draper LDS temple

If you look closely, you will see a rare moment in Utah wedding photography . . . me in the photo. Actually, this has never happened in the history of my time as a Utah wedding photographer. Oh, and one more thing you might see . . . I’m barefoot. I actually do quite a bit of my photography sans shoes. It’s surprisingly much more comfortable than wearing four inch heels while trying to get just the right composition for each image. While I like to look good . . . I’m also quite practical when it comes to performing on the job.