Bridal & Engagement Photography in Eastern Idaho

Couple sessions showcase the details of your love in a beautiful location. There is so much beauty in capturing meaningful images of the moments you don’t want to forget. From engagements to bridals, I’ve got your love story covered.

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Steps to Book

From initial book to beautiful photos in 3 simple steps!

To book your session with Pebble Photography, simply click on our booking link and add your event details and preferred dates. As an experienced photographer in eastern Idaho, we’ll guide you  and ensure a simple, worry-free experience!
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Booking & Phone Consultation

No money is required up front. Once a time is booked, I will reach through a phone call to get to know you, discuss your vision, and decide your location.

The Photoshoot!

We will meet at the location decided during our phone call. We try to have photos done in a week or so. This depends on on the volume of photos! 

Pricing

Here are my packages! Travel time is billed separately. Feel free to call me with any questions.

Bridals
$375
Includes:
2 hour session
75+ digital images
1 or 2 locations
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Engagements
$275
Includes:
1 hour session
50+ digital images
One outfit change
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Bridal & Engagement Gallery

An engagement portrait taken in Rexburg Idaho at the Ricks garden in BYU-Idaho. The couple is embracing each other and smiling into the camera. The woman is wearing a white sweater with black jeans and the man is wearing a black button-up shirt with tan pants.
An engagement photoshoot image featuring the couple smiling at each other with the man clasping the woman neck in a loving manner. The background is red rock and the woman is wearing a white floral dress, and the man is wearing a blue button up shirt. This image was taken at Cress Creek in Heise Idaho.
An engagement photoshoot image featuring the couple smiling at each other with the woman holding her hand upwars, keeping the engagement ring the focus. Her hand is placed in the foreground, with the couple out of focus in the background. This image was taken at Cress Creek in Heise Idaho.
An engagement photo of Olivia and Isaac, seated closely together in a blooming apple orchard. The couple is seated on a gray picnic blanket, and Isaac is embracing Olivia, kissing her forehead. Isaac is dressed in a white suit shirt and gray suit pants. Olivia is dressed in a pink and red floral dress. This image was captured at Ricks Garden at BYU-Idaho as part of their engagement photography session.
An engagement photo of Olivia and Isaac, seated closely together on a blanket with green trees in the background. Isaac is holding a guitar in his lap and embracing Olivia. the couple is smiling and looking into each other's eyes. This image was captured at Ricks Garden at BYU-Idaho as part of their engagement photography session.
A vibrant engagement photo of Olivia and Isaac, embracing each other amid blooming apple orchard trees. The couple exudes joy and warmth in this romantic outdoor setting, captured at Ricks Garden at BYU-Idaho as part of their engagement photography session.
Close-up of bridal bouquet in Heise, Id.
An intimate engagement photo taken at Cress Creek, Idaho, featuring two hands reaching toward each other against a cloudy sky. The image, with a woman in a floral dress and a man in a blue shirt extending their hands, symbolizes connection, love, and commitment—perfect for engagement photography themes.
An engagement portrait with the couple sitting closely next to each other, with the man kissing her forehead and the woman is smiling in the camera. This image is of Aaron and Racheal taken by the Snake River in Idaho Falls, Idaho.
A bridal photo taken at the Idaho Falls LDS Temple, showcasing a bride in a flowing white dress holding a bouquet of sunflowers and wildflowers, standing next to the groom in a stylish blue checkered suit and brown leather shoes. This photo from Olivia and Isaac's bridal photography session captures elegance and style. The couple is leaning against the wall of the outside of the temple holding hands.
A close-up engagement photo taken at Ricks Garden at BYU-Idaho, capturing a tender moment as a couple holds hands. The focus is on the woman's hand, with an elegant ring. This image is part of Macey and Jacob's engagement photography session, where the ground is covered in snow.
An image of a blonde and curly-haired bride holding her bouquet with both hands and smiling downward toward the ground. The image is taken in Big Cottonwood Canyon in Utah, there are pine trees in the background.
An image of a bride holding her sunflower and wildflower bouquet, and her vail is draped in front of her. The vail covers her face. The vail effect gives the image a wispy and vintage feel.
The bride is in a modest white wedding dress with mildly puffy sleeves. The Groom is in a tan suit. The blonde bride is cupping the groom's face and the two are smiling into one another eyes, while the bride holds her white flower bouquet.
A close-up black-and-white photograph showing a couple’s hands gently clasped together, highlighting an engagement ring on the woman's finger. This intimate moment, captured at Ricks Garden at BYU-Idaho, is of the couple's engagement session.
A bridal image of a couple, Kenzie and Ian, standing together in an outdoor setting surrounded by pine trees. The bride wears an elegant, long-sleeved white wedding dress while holding a bouquet, and the groom is dressed in a light tan suit. This photo was taken at Big Cottonwood Canyon in Utah during their bridal photography session.
An engagement photo of Olivia and Isaac, seated closely together, smiling in blooming flowers and lush greenery. The couple exudes joy and warmth in this romantic spring outdoor setting. This image was captured at Ricks Garden at BYU-Idaho as part of their spring engagement photography session.
An engagement portrait taken in Rexburg Idaho at the Ricks garden in BYU-Idaho. The couple is embracing each other and the man is kissing her cheek, and the woman is holding his face, with her eyes closed and she is smiling. The woman is wearing a white sweater with black jeans and the man is wearing a black button-up shirt with tan pants. the background is pine trees covered in snow.
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FAQs

Some of our most frequently asked questions about wedding photography in Eastern Idaho! 

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Who pays for an engagement photoshoot?

The couple usually pays for their engagement photoshoot, incorporating it into their overall wedding budget.

How long is an engagement photoshoot?

A couple’s photoshoot generally lasts 1 to 2 hours, providing ample time for multiple poses and outfit changes.

How far in advance should you book an engagement photographer?

You should book your engagement photographer 3 to 6 months in advance, especially if you plan to use the photos for save-the-dates or invitations.

Are engagement shoots worth it?

Yes! Engagement shoots allow you to celebrate your love story, get comfortable in front of the camera, and build rapport with your photographer before the wedding day.

What is the difference between proposal photos and engagement photos?

Proposal photos capture the moment of the proposal, often as a surprise, while engagement photos are a planned session celebrating your relationship after the proposal.

What is the best color to wear for engagement photos in Eastern Idaho?

Soft, natural tones like blush, sage, cream, or muted blues complement Eastern Idaho’s outdoor settings. Avoid loud patterns or clashing colors. We would recommend bringing two outfits. A formal and a casual set.  

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