A Celebration of Love Santa Clarita Magazine’s Wedding Photo Contest

by Stephanie Tiffany | Jan 25, 2020 | Community

There is nothing like the feeling of being in love… and when you find your person, make the commitment and plan the big day—there is no better feeling than capturing that perfect moment of bliss… So here we go… sharing moments of perfect bliss for these Santa Clarita Newlyweds!

“On top of the world at 11,053 feet” with Stephanie & Justin Wallace, married on September 7, 2019 at the top of Mammoth Mountain.

Scott and Sonja Jones celebrated their love on September 2, 2017 with a “wedding tour” starting with a ceremony/reception in Santa Clarita.

Over the Threshold with Osanna and John Yaralian

Newlyweds Deepthi and Kranti celebrated their traditional wedding in India with more than 1,200 guests.

First Dance with newlyweds Michael and Jacqueline Yates, married on November 12, 2018

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