By Real Bride Esther

“My Husband and I were married in Tucson Arizona on December 15^th 2019. I was born and raised on a Dairy Farm and My husband grew up right down the road from us, we became high school sweethearts! (The table numbers were actually my great grandfathers old metal cow tags!) 

I had moved to Arizona after I accepted a job working on a local Indian Reservation. I fell head over heels for the southwest and all that it was. My husband, Eddie, has spent the last 10 years working in Colorado Guiding Elk and Mule deer hunts. One weekend I flew out to see him and he took me on a long hike up in mountains. Once we got to the very top, it overlooked his families ranch and outlined the beautiful Rocky Mountains!  This is where he purposed!  Initially, I wanted to have an elopement style wedding, where we would head into the desert and grab a few pictures. However, my family and friends wanted SO much to be a part of it that I needed to find a compromise between an elopement style and a standard wedding. That is why I selected the White Stallion Dude Ranch. They have a large ranch that gave me the remote and raw desertous area that I wanted in addition to having lodging available to accommodate my out of state guests. The ranch gave us private areas for both the reception and the ceremony and transported our guests by a horse drawn wagon. The Ranch gave me the perfect venue to have a small intimate dream wedding!”

Florals | Atelier de Lafleur
Photographer | The Shepard’s
Venue | White Stallion Ranch 
Make Up | Andrea Salaza
Hair | Cynthia Saucedo 
Food | Tracy’s
Dress |Rue Deseine bridal
Dress shop | Lovely Bridal
Brides Boots |Lucchese
Groom Attire| Anderson Bean Boots
Cinch Jeans