Backlit by a setting sun, two women in dresses embrace and look into each other's eyes against a backdrop of expansive desert landscape.
One woman lovingly caresses the other's face, about to kiss, as they share a close embrace in a sun-drenched field.
Embraced on a mountainous overlook, one woman hugs the other from behind, both smiling, surrounded by verdant nature.
In a sunlit field, two women in golden hour light smile while running and holding hands, one in a brown dress and the other in a white dress.
Seated in a grassy field, two women lean closely into one another, sharing a serene moment.
An intimate perspective captures two hands almost touching, highlighted by the gentle light of the setting sun.
Two women share a kiss with a dramatic, cloud-covered sky and a red rock landscape in the background.
Laughing joyfully, two women hold hands during their wedding ceremony in front of a vibrant floral backdrop, with an officiant in traditional attire.
Two women laugh joyously, one with a white blazer and the other in a bridal gown, with a veil and red flower accents near a garden with bright orange flowers.
Two women stand close together, one gently holding the other's hand over her heart in a tender gesture, surrounded by soft foliage.
Walking on a sandy trail, two women hold hands and smile at each other, one in a white dress and the other in a lace gown, with a bouquet of flowers in hand.
A black and white photo of two women, one whispering into the other's ear, with a gentle smile and surrounded by a sweeping landscape.
The couple walks side by side on a red dirt path, surrounded by desert terrain, with the one in a white jumpsuit holding a long trailing ribbon attached to the bouquet.
A pair of white heeled sandals sit beside a colorful bouquet of flowers and two wedding rings on a rocky ground, with a light smoke effect.
A close-up of the couple holding hands, showcasing a warm sunset glow on their skin.
A couple walks hand in hand through a grassy area with trees in the background, one woman in a black shirt and jeans and the other in a mustard jacket and black pants.

LGBTQ+ Owned, Woman-Owned

Backlit by a setting sun, two women in dresses embrace and look into each other's eyes against a backdrop of expansive desert landscape.
Embraced on a mountainous overlook, one woman hugs the other from behind, both smiling, surrounded by verdant nature.
In a sunlit field, two women in golden hour light smile while running and holding hands, one in a brown dress and the other in a white dress.
One woman lovingly caresses the other's face, about to kiss, as they share a close embrace in a sun-drenched field.
Seated in a grassy field, two women lean closely into one another, sharing a serene moment.
An intimate perspective captures two hands almost touching, highlighted by the gentle light of the setting sun.
Two women share a kiss with a dramatic, cloud-covered sky and a red rock landscape in the background.
Laughing joyfully, two women hold hands during their wedding ceremony in front of a vibrant floral backdrop, with an officiant in traditional attire.
Two women laugh joyously, one with a white blazer and the other in a bridal gown, with a veil and red flower accents near a garden with bright orange flowers.
Two women stand close together, one gently holding the other's hand over her heart in a tender gesture, surrounded by soft foliage.
Walking on a sandy trail, two women hold hands and smile at each other, one in a white dress and the other in a lace gown, with a bouquet of flowers in hand.
A black and white photo of two women, one whispering into the other's ear, with a gentle smile and surrounded by a sweeping landscape.
The couple walks side by side on a red dirt path, surrounded by desert terrain, with the one in a white jumpsuit holding a long trailing ribbon attached to the bouquet.
A pair of white heeled sandals sit beside a colorful bouquet of flowers and two wedding rings on a rocky ground, with a light smoke effect.
A close-up of the couple holding hands, showcasing a warm sunset glow on their skin.
A couple walks hand in hand through a grassy area with trees in the background, one woman in a black shirt and jeans and the other in a mustard jacket and black pants.

LGBTQ+ Owned, Woman-Owned

Adriana Maya Photography

Timeless Photography for Modern Lovers.

Hi there! I’m Adriana (she/her), an Arizona-based wedding and elopement photographer!

I’m a proudly queer photographer and working with LGBTQIA+ couples is one of my favorite things about my work. If you want a photographer that you feel genuinely gets you (like on a deeper level), I’m here. I understand how challenging navigating the experience of getting married is for everyone but especially queer folks who want to feel seen and heard through the process. I’ll be there to support you from our first meeting until you say “We do!” My photography style is dreamy, artful, and warm and I’m always down for an adventure.

I’m passionate about providing an experience built on genuine connection and care. I want to hold space for you so that you can show up as your true, authentic self. If that sounds good to you let’s get to know each other!

Based in
Phoenix, Arizona
Works with couples
Anywhere in the world
Average spend
$3800

As a queer-identifying person, inclusivity is incredibly important to me. I strive to create an affirming and inclusive experience for all my clients! After working with 50+ LGBTQ couples I know how to make you feel at ease and safe in front of the camera. All of my communication with couples is gender-neutral and my wedding and elopement guides are written without heteronormative language. You’ll never have to worry about filling out a form that says “Bride & Groom” if that’s not what applies to you!

www.adrinanamayaphotography.com

Based in
Phoenix, Arizona
Works with couples
Anywhere in the world
Average spend
$3800

As a queer-identifying person, inclusivity is incredibly important to me. I strive to create an affirming and inclusive experience for all my clients! After working with 50+ LGBTQ couples I know how to make you feel at ease and safe in front of the camera. All of my communication with couples is gender-neutral and my wedding and elopement guides are written without heteronormative language. You’ll never have to worry about filling out a form that says “Bride & Groom” if that’s not what applies to you!

www.adrinanamayaphotography.com

How do you personalize a wedding experience for each couple?

Getting to know couples and personalizing their experience is what I do best! No two love stories or couples are the same, so why should every wedding or session be? For engagement sessions, I collaborate with couples to choose a location and vibe that fits who they are the most. I’m also never short on creative ideas that I can suggest to make your session feel more like you! When it comes to weddings I encourage couples to embrace the important things to them and make space for it! Every couple will get a personalized timeline and pre-wedding guide with all the details they will need including their specific vision and priorities!

What’s your favorite season for weddings and why?

Although I love spring weddings, fall is where I thrive! I love the warm colors and cozy vibes that come along with fall weddings. Fall is also when things start to cool down in AZ and makes weddings more enjoyable then during the hot summer months.

What’s your favorite part of the wedding day?

My favorite part of wedding days is getting ready and first looks! While you’re getting ready all the pieces finally come together. It’s also when the “omg we’re really getting married” feels hit you! First looks also have a special place in my heart as they’re usually the most intimate and special moments during the day. The joy, excitement, and feels you’ll have during a first look almost always make me tear up behind the camera! It was also my personal favorite part of my own wedding day with my spouse Erin!

Featured Work

A Magical Desert Wedding At Zion Red Rock

Featured Work

A Magical Desert Wedding At Zion Red Rock

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