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Jan 10 2012

Featured, Tucson Bride & Groom Magazine’s blog

So happy to share that Jannina & Miguel’s wedding is featured on Tucson Bride & Groom magazine’s blogsite, in the Real Weddings section.

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Butterfield Photography is a family owned photography company based in Sierra Vista, Arizona specializing in destination Weddings, Engagements, Couples, Sports and Event Photography covering all of your photojournalistic needs.  Your wedding day is the most important day of your life, documenting your day is an honor. From the little moments of a shared wink, smile or tear to the grand, full of excitement activities at the reception all ofyour moments are precious to us. Thank you for considering us to document your day!Maria ButterfieldArizona Wedding PhotographySierra Vista Wedding PhotographyArizona Wedding PhotographerSierra Vista Wedding PhotographerTucson Wedding PhotographerPhotography services available in Arizona and beyondTucson Wedding Photographer

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