What i'm all about.
Photos that feel like a memory.
honest, artful, and entirely yours.
I grew up with a mom who was a photographer, and I was basically her built-in assistant. Watching her work taught me how to see people, to notice the small interactions that say everything. My love for photography really clicked in high school during a film class, where I learned how slowing down lets you feel a moment instead of rushing through it.
I'm A friend you trust with your memories.
Hey, I'm Alora.
I was raised in Arizona, where the desert light taught me to see beauty in simplicity. These days, I split my time between two places that feel like home. Winters in Scottsdale and Phoenix, and summers in Park City and Salt Lake. Always chasing the best light and weather.
I photograph weddings for people who care deeply about each other, their families, and the little moments that often go unnoticed. The forehead kiss from your dad before the aisle. A quiet hug that says everything. Laughter between tears. When I’m not behind the camera, you’ll probably find me on nature walks with my nieces, laying by the pool with friends, or traveling with my family, collecting memories and inspiration everywhere I go.
My work is rooted in relationship. I believe the strongest images come when there is trust, when you let me in, and I show up not just as a vendor but as someone who sees you and your people with care and clarity. I’m here to tell your story as it really felt, artfully, honestly, and with heart.
Working with Alora was the best experience. We loved her as a person, and she’s incredibly talented. She made us feel seen and heard from the start. I’d tell my best friend to expect someone who really listens and understands your vision. Photos can feel intimidating, but she made it easy. The film shots and candid moments were our favorite part. We chose her based on our planner’s referral and we’re so glad we did. We love you, Alora.
TAYLOR & CODY SLC, UT
client testimonial
What draws me in are the in-between moments. Your dad’s hand on your shoulder. A nervous laugh you didn’t realize you let out. A toast that goes off script and hits everyone right in the heart. The quiet, the imperfect, the real. That is the magic I’m drawn to, and that is what I’m here to photograph.
