Wedding Photographer & Filmmaker in Prescott, Arizona.

Wedding Photographer & Filmmaker in Prescott. FAQs

Frequently asked questions.

• Can you film a wedding at Hassayampa Inn? +

  Yes. Hassayampa Inn is a signature Prescott wedding venue and we have full familiarity with the building. Ballroom reception cinematography, courtyard ceremony coverage, and lobby/grand-staircase editorial portraits are all standard. Drone aerial for exterior establishing shots.
• Can we split our wedding between Prescott and Sedona? +

  Yes, and many destination couples do exactly this. Sedona ceremony in the red rocks, then reception at a Prescott venue (Hassayampa Inn or a downtown space). We coordinate the multi-city timeline and handle both locations with full coverage. Travel between cities is 90 minutes.
• Do we need a permit for a Watson Lake or Courthouse Plaza ceremony? +

  Plan on it for both. Courthouse Plaza ceremonies go through the county's event-permit process, and popular dates are worth starting early. Watson Lake sits in a City of Prescott park, so organized ceremonies there run through the city's park-reservation process. Neither is complicated, but both have lead times, and we walk couples through exactly what their date needs during planning so the paperwork never becomes a day-of problem.
• What does a wedding package include? +

  Wedding coverage starts with photography or videography and scales up to full-day cinematic films. Most couples book the full photo and film package, cinematic motion plus editorial stills delivered together. Aerial drone coverage is available as an add-on for outdoor venues. Every package includes a planning consultation, day-of coverage, and a fully edited gallery delivered within 6–8 weeks.
• Do you travel for destination weddings? +

  Yes. Tex Kelly Productions covers weddings across Yavapai and Coconino Counties. Prescott, Prescott Valley, Sedona, the Verde Valley, Jerome, Flagstaff, and beyond. Sedona red-rock ceremonies and destination elopements are a regular booking, and the studio handles the City of Sedona and Coconino National Forest permits. Travel further across Arizona is routine; international destination weddings are considered case-by-case.
• How far in advance should we book? +

  Most Northern Arizona wedding dates book 6–12 months out, and Sedona's peak red-rock seasons (spring and fall) fill earliest. Reach out as soon as you have a date, even if the venue isn't locked in yet. Tex can often hold a tentative date for two weeks while you finalize.
• What venues have you worked at? +

  Weddings across Northern Arizona: red-rock ceremonies in Sedona and Oak Creek Canyon, historic vows on Whiskey Row and the Courthouse Plaza in Prescott, granite-and-water portraits at Watson Lake and the Granite Dells, ranch weddings out in Chino Valley, and pine-country ceremonies up around Flagstaff. Send your venue when you reach out and Tex will share work from there if available.
• Do you do engagement sessions? +

  Yes, engagement and proposal sessions are a separate service. Most couples who book the wedding film also do a pre-wedding engagement session at a meaningful spot: the red rocks where they got engaged, the Granite Dells at golden hour, or somewhere new together across Yavapai or Coconino County.
• How do we book? +

  Send an inquiry through the contact form or call (707) 382-1108. Tex replies within 24 hours with availability and a tailored quote. Once we lock details, a signed agreement and 25% deposit reserves your date. The remainder is due before the wedding day.