Wedding Photographer Shoots Couples on a 350-foot Cliff, Will Literally Take Your Breath Away With Stunning Pictures

By Jaclyn Anglis Updated: December 16, 2015

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These wedding photos might make your jaw drop. But it won’t be a drop as deep as the valley in the pictures—350 feet, to be exact.

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Photographer Jay Philbrick and his wife Vicki take some of their clients to this cliff in Echo Lake State Park, New Hampshire. The brave bride and groom above are two of those that have happily posed for these bold snaps, which may stun and shock some people. But Jay, a former mountain guide, has a very heartwarming reason for doing these particular types of shots.

“What I like to do is get people and get them out and give them an experience, not just some great photos but also a great experience that they will never forget,” says Jay.

We’re positive they won’t forget it. And after seeing these photos, neither will we!

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This New Hampshire wedding portrait might seem tame, until you see just how deep the valley below them is.

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This is what a 350-foot drop looks like, courtesy of a cliff in Echo Lake State Park.

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Clearly, this type of location wedding photo shoot is not for the faint of heart.

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But this bride is clearly anything but faint, as illustrated by her amazing ability to keep everything together for this snap—even her bouquet!

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Whether or not you'd ever do shots like these, you can't argue that this is a magnificent backdrop!

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