Deep Ellum Engagement Session | Hunter & Sara

September 15, 2016

They wanted something just a little different they said. We’re city people, they said. 

And I loved their idea for their engagement session! 

Some urban city life to compliment their striking classy attire? I’m all about it! 

Hunter and Sara were so much fun to get to know, and as it turns out, it’s such a small world. Hunter actually played football for UTEP in El Paso, which is nearly an hour from where we went to school in Las Cruces at NMSU. To make it even smaller of a world, Jordan and Hunter actually played against each other in football for a couple overlapping years! NMSU vs UTEP. And we had just gotten back from watching the NMSU vs UTEP game in El Paso the weekend before I took their pictures. Okay, I’m done. But seriously, so cool! I always love finding out how small the world really is, and surprisingly enough, I’ve discovered that living in a big city can show you that! 

Can I get a….”GO AGGIES!” 😉 Just kidding. Seriously, so cool! 

Hunter & Sara are getting married in Mexico this summer, and by the looks of their faces when they talk about their wedding, it is the perfect place for them. I can only imagine how gorgeous and fun that will be for them and their close loved ones! 

So I was glad to be able to be a sweet little part in their wedding planning process, saving some loving memories of them before they say, “I do”. They sure made that urban life look GOOD. Am I right?

Hugs, Sara and Hunter!! It was a treat working with you guys! So happy you found each other! 

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