2024 Wedding Highlight Videos

We use YouTube as a convenient video host for our video portfolio. We like to post the wedding highlight videos we make for our clients so that they can share and access their video from whenever and wherever the desire happens upon them. I myself have found it convenient to view my family videos on my phone using YouTube when I am away from home or viewing them on the T.V. at home with our kids. We also try to include a brief list of other wedding vendors with links to their websites as a resource for brides who are in search of vendors that will make their wedding picture perfect. This post is our year in review of the weddings we made videos for last year (2024). We look forward to making a wedding highlight video for your wedding this year!

Jessica & Chris – Fulford Barn | Brownfield

Wedding vendors from this Wedding:

Taylor'd Photography Team Members: Jazmyn and Nate

 Venue and Wedding Planner: Fulford Barn

 Pies & Caterer: PJ’S Catering From the Heart

Bianca & Chris – The Meadows | El Paso

Wedding vendors from this Wedding:

Taylor'd Photography Team Members: Jazmyn and Daniel

 Wedding Planner: Three Sisters & Co. Planning & Design

 Church: St. Patrick Cathedral

 Venue: The Meadows

 Caterer: Diamond Catering

 Taco Truck Catering: Taco Inn Express Catering

 DJ: N.C. DJ, Sound & Lighting Productions

 Cake: Sofia’s Sweets and More

 Florist: Debbie’s Bloomers

Brittani & Aaron – River Falls Venue + Lodges | Amarillo

Wedding vendors from this Wedding:

Taylor'd Photography Team Members: Elise, Philip, and Nate

 Venue: River Falls Venue + Lodges

 Caterer and Desserts: Kristi Aragon at Two Knives Catering

 DJ: Jack Light with DJ Entertainment Amarillo

 Cake: Debbie Greenlee

 Make-up Artist and Hairstylist: Mosaic Beauty

 Bride’s Dress: The Bridal Collection

Aubrey & Diego – Epic Railyard Event Center | El Paso

Wedding vendors from this Wedding:

Taylor'd Photography Team Members: Elise, Daniel, and Marcos

 Wedding Planner & Coordinator: Britt Espinoza

 Venue: Epic Railyard Event Center

 Caterer: Diamond Catering

 Cake: Sweet & Co

 Desserts: Bella Cora

 Florist: Desert Modern Florals

 Make-up Artist and Hairstylist: Eleven Sixteen / Sydney Castillo

 Bride’s Dress: Ella Blue

Brooklyn & Bobby – Grace Gardens Wedding | El Paso

Wedding vendors from this Wedding:

Taylor'd Photography Team Members: Jazmyn, Daniel, and Marcos

 Wedding Planner & Coordinator: Three Sisters & Co

 Venue, cake, catering, DJ, & Florist: Grace Gardens

 Make-up Artist and Hairstylist: Jessica Grace Reyes

 Bride’s Dress: Bliss Bridal Salon

Katelyn & Joe – The Meadows Farm | El Paso

Wedding vendors from this Wedding:

Taylor'd Photography Team Members: Jazmyn and Daniel

 Venue: The Meadows Estate Weddings & Events

Isabella & Noah – Ranch on Vinton Rd Wedding | Anthony

Wedding vendors from this Wedding:

Taylor'd Photography Team Members: Elise, Daniel and Marcos

Venue: The Ranch on Vinton Road | Private Ranch & Barn Venue 

Olivia & Jaime – Blue Door Venue Wedding | Las Cruces Wedding Highlight Video

Wedding vendors from this Wedding:

Taylor'd Photography Team Member: Daniel

 Venue: The Blue Door Venue

Aubrey & Jon – Backyard Wedding | Las Cruces Wedding Highlight Video

Wedding vendors from this Wedding:

Taylor'd Photography Team Members: Daniel & Elise

Tent from Enchanted Occasions

Want to see more? Checkout wedding highlight videos we have made so far in 2025.

Country Chic Summer Wedding at Secluded Venue Outside Ruidoso New Mexico

Alexa and Jordan’s June wedding might be my favorite wedding of the summer season this year. But I seem to say that about every wedding I attend! I especially loved shooting at Walnut Grove Ranch. It is a historic ranch home and spacious property located in Lincoln, New Mexico, just a short drive from Ruidoso, New Mexico. You can see how gorgeous the grounds were in the summer months in these photos. I bet it’s breathtaking in every season!

Alexa and Jordan met playing a friendly match of sand volleyball with their mutual friends. Here’s their proposal story from Alexa’s perspective.

“We went to Las Vegas, Nevada and the night he proposed I was looking out the window at the Bellagio and when I turned around he was down on one knee holding the ring! I was freaking out and didn’t hear much of what he said haha, but we were both super excited!”

When I asked what they were most excited for in anticipation of their wedding day, they said, “We are most looking forward to having our family and friends there for our special day and to see us commit to each other and celebrate our relationship.”

Mission accomplished!!

Vendors

Venue: Walnut Grove Ranch

Photography: Taylor’d Photography

Officiant: John Duncan, Gateway Christian Church Ruidoso

Florist: Blossoms Floral Design and Artistry

Caterer: Popo’s Mexican Restaurant

Bride’s dress: Lillie’s Bridal

Bridesmaids’ dresses: Azazie.com

Photo booth: PixnStix

Sophisticated holiday weekend wedding at Los Portales Venue in Anthony, New Mexico

Alejandra and Robert were married over Labor Day weekend in Anthony, New Mexico at the Los Portales venue. The thing Ale and Robert were most looking forward to on their wedding was “seeing everyone and celebrating” with their loved ones. I would say, mission accomplished! These two had a blast on the dance floor all night and they have families who know how to cut a rug.

Describe yourselves as a couple in three words:

cozy, loving, weird

What are you most looking forward to about being married?

“Being married will have us wearing rings and calling each other "Husband and Wife" but it's just another step confirming what we already know. Not too much changes for us, we get to continue celebrating each other every day.”

Vendors

Venue: Los Portales

Officiant: Moonlight Wedding Services

Flowers: Blossom Flowers and Sweets

Caterer: Diamond Catering

Make up: Elyse Simons

Hair: Katherine Melanie

Bride’s dress: David’s Bridal

Groom’s attire: Men’s Wearhouse

An Interview with Floral Artist Marisa Guerrero from Debbie's Bloomers

Marisa and the crew at Debbie’s Bloomers continue to awe us with their jaw dropping floral design and professionalism. Here’s our interview with one of our favorite florists!

What's your story? How did you become a florist?

Flowers are a family business. My mom bought Debbie's Bloomers when I was a child and that meant I spent a lot of time around the flower shop growing up. After pursuing other passions during college, I came back to the flower shop and have never looked back. Since then, I have taken on regional and national roles in the floral industry that have opened doors for amazing opportunities like designing at the Philadelphia Flower Show in 2019!

What is a consultation like at Debbie's Bloomers?

When couples come in to discuss flowers for their wedding, we try to make the process as easy, enjoyable and quick as possible. Consultations typically take 30 - 45 minutes as we talk through inspiration photos, discuss budget and seasonality of flowers, and define the overall style of a wedding. It's great to have a bride bring in photos of what she envisions her wedding looking like and then we can work together to refine and design. After the initial consultations, we email a beautiful proposal with lots of pictures and descriptions for the couple to look over and make adjustments to.

What trends are you excited about for wedding flowers?

I don't think I'm the only florist ready for color to come back to wedding flowers. We have seen season after season of burgundy, blush and white so it's really exciting to see bold colors making a comeback! Bright pink flowers, foliage in vibrant blues, and sunny yellow pops are all starting to shine in over-the-top flower walls and simple but dynamic bouquets. Flowers can add so much pizzazz to your wedding style.

What are some unique ways you have seen brides and grooms incorporate florals into their weddings?

We love having a chance to place flowers in unexpected places. One of the most underrated areas is the bathroom. Everyone visits the bathroom during your wedding, and it's a welcome touch to have one or two small vases of flowers placed between the sinks. When I got married (of course there were flowers everywhere) the men couldn't get over the flowers in their bathroom. It was such a simple touch but so often overlooked. Every venue has a location that could be made more inviting with a floral accent; fountain, the pool, a quiet corner of the room. Flowers make everything a little more beautiful.

 What advice can you give brides and grooms?

For a lot of couples, they know they want flowers but they aren't sure how much it's going to cost so they put off talking with a florist. I encourage them to talk with a florist about 3-6 months before their wedding, once they have chosen their venues and ordered their dresses. That's when they seem to have a good vision for the style and feel of their wedding and colors are pinned down. Then find a florist who's style you like and schedule an appointment with them to discuss ideas. They will take your ideas and create a proposal for your flowers. The proposal is a staring point for ideas. If you need to make adjustments to get the colors right or get suggestions to cut costs so they match your budget, don't be afraid to ask. You've been planning your wedding for months, so you know your vision and your budget perfectly, but your florist doesn't. They will be happy to work with you to make suggestions and refine ideas if they know you are going to work together. So that's my advice, have a conversation. Just like you wouldn't leave the dress store if they didn't give you your dream dress on the first try, you florist needs your guidance to make your flowers fit.

Best of luck to all of you as you plan your wedding! Flowers are a gift, so enjoy the process.

Elegant wedding with natural touches at the Blue Door Venue in Las Cruces, New Mexico

Estrella and Diego were married on a gorgeous summer day in Las Cruces, New Mexico at the Blue Door Venue. It was a pretty HOT day, July in New Mexico can do that to you, so they had a super short and sweet ceremony and provided fans for their guests. Roxanne from Livingston Bridal and Events even made sure industrial sized fans blew cool air on the guests as they waited for the ceremony to begin. But not even the shining summer sun could match Estrella’s beaming face as she walked down the aisle toward Diego.

Here’s more from Estrella!

What did you envision for your wedding being prior to planning?

I never really thought of this day! Didn’t think I would get married! But when we got engaged I definitely started looking and couldn’t decide! 

What was your color palette and your style vision? 

Navy blue and gold. Elegant and classy but still with a little bit of wood, outdoorsy look. I liked the outdoors, barn/wood style but also loved elegant lace and wine bottles! We put together the centerpieces and it looked amazing! 

What unique elements or DIY details did you include? 

My mother in law and I did all our center pieces. We went to an empty lot next to her house and took branches off of trees, hand painted all of them and added flowers and jewels. We also spray painted all the wine bottles that the branches were being held in. 

Tell us about your wedding dress, why did you chose it? 

The wedding dress I chose was mermaid style. It was actually the second dress I had picked. The first time I went dress shopping I felt I had to pick one there and then so I settled for one everyone liked but deep down I knew I didn’t! Finally, I told everyone and we went shopping again and I knew more of what I wanted since I had been looking around, plus I had lost some weight! I found the wedding dress I liked online but definitely wanted to try it on, when we got to David’s Bridal it had just came out, brand new, my size and no one had tried it on yet! It’s like it was made for me! 

Let’s talk blooms. Describe your floral elements. 

Never had I seen bouquets with navy and gold and my florist did an amazing job! 

Describe the locations of the day (getting ready, ceremony, reception). 

It was all in one place which was so great and helpful! We had it at the Blue Door Venue and we were able to get ready there, check up on the decorating, and just be there the whole time! We had the ceremony in the courtyard, went inside to have dinner and then back to the courtyard for the dance! 

What was your favorite moment of the day? 

I had a lot of favorite moments! Seeing all the people we love make it to our special day, how beautiful all the decorations looked, and the way all of my family looked! But what topped everything was seeing Diego when I was walking down the aisle. Just knowing after that moment we’d be spending the rest of our lives together made all the stressful things leading up to that moment worth it! 

What was one of the most emotional parts of the day? 

The most emotional part was seeing my dad for the first time! He cried the moment he saw me. Also seeing Diego crying when he had his dance with his mom! 

What is one piece of advice that you could give brides-to-be? 

Enjoy it all! It can be stressful but don’t forget it is also going to be the best day of your life! Do what you want, invite who you want, wear what you want, pick what you want! Of course what your fiancé wants as well lol! And also make sure you actually enjoy the day and take it in with your husband! It can get so busy that you forget why you’re doing it, for the love of you two! 

VENDORS:

Venue - The Blue Door

Photography - Taylor’d Photography

Coordinator and Invitations - Livingston Bridal and Events

Rentals - Enchanted Occasions Event Rental

Officiant - Ray Lucero

Flowers - Kelly Ledesma

Caterer - Chala’s

Cake - Deliciously Creative Cakes

Cake pops - Laura’s Sweets

DJ and Up lighting - Sight and Sound Entertainment

Make up - Brenda Tarango

Hair - 425 Salon

Dress - Galina Signature, David’s Bridal

Mens Attire - Men’s Wearhouse

Photo Booth - Clikster