Evelyn Molina is a San Diego based, San Diego proposal photographer. Proposal sessions are typically one hour long and include assistance in setting up the proposal and photographing the proposal and couple’s portraits afterwards.

Featured proposals from the blog

View More weddings
Contact Evelyn

The latest on Instagram

The ‘we’re officially married’ feeling is unmatched! Jacque and James’ wedding was one of the first weddings I shot at @thethursdayclubsd (and my first time working with @breezydayweddings and @breezydayflorals, who I adore) a
Saying private vows pre ceremony is a great, intimate way of saying your words of commitment without the pressure of having all eyes on you during the ceremony. Private vows allow you to slow down during what can be a busy day to focus solely on your
While the majority of what I photograph is centered around weddings, I often get to witness and document other, intimate gatherings, like this memorial for Dot, a woman who was a mother, grandmother, and friend, to name only a few titles she held. At
Some people want their bridal details photographed: the dress! The shoes! Jewelry, the rings, the veil! Bryant said, “We want photos with our classic car.” I said, “Say less 😎” Congratulations Christina and Bryant! #sandiego
Christina and Bryant are married! With a religious wedding ceremony held a few days prior to their larger wedding, these two got some portrait practice before their even bigger day! #sandiegowedding #sdwedding #sandiegoweddingphotographer #sandiego
Nicole and Brian’s beach engagement session is one for the books: maybe it’s the crashing waves, maybe it’s the sunset, maybe it’s truly being so in love that brings out the best in us :) #sandiegowedding #sdwedding #sandieg
On business in New York from LA, Andres’ coworker on the east coast told him he had someone he *had* to meet, someone who’d be a great match for him, back in LA. One Facebook wave hello 👋🏼 via DM (remember those? 😆) launched what is th
Hong and Mike had their backs turned to me at the check-in desk at the Administration Building in Downtown San Diego. Right as I approached, I heard Mike say with glee, “This is so romantic.” I felt lucky to overhear this moment because t