If you are a couple getting married in Utah there are so many options for your bridal picture locations. Utah is a beautiful state filled with magnificent landscapes.

Capitol Building
Location: Salt Lake City, Utah
The Utah State Capitol building is a stunning choice for bridal pictures. Especially in the spring when the cherry blossom trees are in boom. If you would like pictures with the cherry blossoms make sure to schedule with your photographer while they are in bloom.
You can take pictures both inside the building and on the capitol grounds.


National Paks
Location: Multiple
What we love
Utah is home to 5 national parks!
- Arches National Park
- Bryce Canyon National Park
- Canyonlands National Park
- Capitol Reef National Park
- Zion National Park




Mountains
Location: Multiple
What we love
Utah is home to some magnificent mountain scenery. Here are some beautiful locations in the mountains:
- American Fork Canyon (Tibble Fork Reservoir)
- Donut Falls
Most Utah wedding photographers have unique locations in the mountains to recommend their clients, so be sure to ask your photographer!


Great Salt Lake
Location: Multiple
There are multiple locations you can visit to get pictures at the Great Salt Lake including:
- The Great Saltier
- Antelope Island


The Salt Flats
Location: Tooele County, Utah
The Bonneville Salt Flats are a unique option for your Utah bridal pictures. If you want a neutral yet interesting background for your pictures this is a great option for you. Be sure to consult with your photographer on whether or not the time of year you are taking your pictures would work with this location.
If you like the look of the Salt Flats but going out to them is not an option for your, taking pictures at the Great Saltier
Greenhouses
Location: Multiple
Greenhouses are such a fun and unique idea as a location for bridals. Make sure to call the greenhouse beforehand to make sure that it is ok to take your bridal pictures there and ask them what time would be convenient to take pictures. You’ll want to ask when their quietest hours are to avoid having a crowd to navigate while you are taking pictures.







