Sara + Trevor | Park City Engagement Session
Sara and Trevor are the CUTEST couple. They weren’t even officially engaged yet during our session, but they seemed like they’d been together forever. Sara is a nurse and Trevor is an engineer in the Salt Lake City area. They met on a dating app about a year ago and have been inseparable ever since. Sara says that their favorite thing to do together is to search the town and try local restaurants together, especially taco places! When I asked about their most memorable date together, they said that they counted their trip to Mexico as a "long date." It was such a memorable trip filled with a hot air balloon ride over the pyramids, fancy dinners, and all things romance.
For their Park City engagement shoot, we decided to squeeze in three separate locations, and it was totally worth it! The weather in downtown Park City, UT was absolutely perfect. It was sunny, with cool-looking rain off in the distance. By some miracle, we found parking at the top of Empire Pass, which is usually super crowded. The gorgeous mountain views were a breathtaking backdrop for some romantic photos of Trevor twirling Sara around like they do in their dance classes.
After our session, Trevor was ready to officially pop the question. The two of them went for a little walk up Guardsman Pass, and Trevor gave Sara a stack of pictures of the two of them together that had notes on the back. It brought back so many fond memories that the two of them had shared in their time together. When Sara was done reading through the notes, Trevor handed her a bag of ring pops. He always gives her ring pops about once a week as a fun treat, but this time was different. Trevor got down on one knee and pulled a big 3D printed model of a ring pop out of the bag. He opened it up and revealed Sara’s gorgeous engagement ring inside of it! Trevor asked the big question, and Sara said yes. I am so happy for these two and cannot wait to see what the future holds for this sweet duo.
xoxo
savanna
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