Arleth & Jesus | Engagement Session at UC Davis Arboretum | Davis, CA


There are moments before the wedding day that deserve just as much attention.


Moments where everything feels calm, intentional, and real.


That’s exactly what Arleth and Jesús’s engagement session felt like—an evening centered on connection, presence, and genuine emotion.


Engagement Session at UC Davis Arboretum | Davis, California


Their session took place at the UC Davis Arboretum, one of the most beautiful and expansive natural locations in the area.


Surrounded by trees, open paths, and a peaceful atmosphere, the Arboretum creates the perfect environment for couples to slow down and simply enjoy each other. It’s a location that naturally invites connection—and that shows in every image.


The soft September light added to the experience, making it one of the best times of the year for engagement sessions in Davis and the Sacramento area.


A Session Full of Personality & Meaning


What made this session especially memorable was how intentional Arleth and Jesús were with the experience.


They brought personal elements with them—a newspaper, a small cake, and details that reflected their story and personality. These touches transformed the session into something more than just photos—they became part of the narrative.


Their western-inspired outfits added another layer of identity, giving the session a unique and authentic feel that matched who they are as a couple.


Natural Connection, Real Moments


Throughout the session, Arleth and Jesús were fully present—laughing, connecting, and enjoying the moment together.


Nothing felt forced.


The result was a collection of images that feel effortless, emotional, and timeless.


This is what engagement sessions are truly about—not just documenting a relationship, but capturing how it feels in this stage of life.


Engagement Photography in Davis & Sacramento, CA


At Momentos by Isaías, we specialize in engagement, wedding, and quinceañera photography in Davis, Sacramento, Woodland, and Northern California.


Our approach is simple:


Guide when needed

Step back when it matters

Capture what’s real


Arleth and Jesús’s session is a perfect example of how meaningful and relaxed an engagement session can be when the focus is on connection.


Planning an Engagement Session in Davis, CA?


If you’re planning an engagement session at the UC Davis Arboretum or anywhere in Davis, Sacramento, or Northern California, we would love to help you create something intentional and meaningful.


Contact us to check availability and start planning your session.

Couple walking hand-in-hand through a redwood forest, woman in white dress and cowboy boots, man in black cowboy hat.
Bride kissing groom on cheek outdoors, groom wearing black cowboy hat and cross necklace, engagement ring visible.
Engaged couple sitting on a log, woman in white floral dress leaning into man wearing black cowboy hat.
The Wedding Post newspaper with Best Day Ever headline featuring couple Arleth y Jesus on stone surface.
Engaged couple reading The Wedding Post newspaper together near a stone wall surrounded by garden greenery.
Bride extending hand toward camera showing engagement ring, groom in black cowboy hat standing behind her.
Groom lifting smiling bride in white ruffled dress on a brick pathway surrounded by lush greenery.
Close-up of couple holding hands showing engagement ring, man in cowboy boots and jeans, woman in white heels.
Black and white photo of The Wedding Post newspaper on ground beside cowboy boots and white strappy heels.
Groom in black cowboy hat kissing bride on cheek while she holds a Just Married white wedding cake.
Couple sharing a romantic moment on a wooden bench with a white cake nearby in a lush garden setting.
Couple holding hands outdoors, man in black cowboy hat and shirt, woman in white floral mini dress.
Couple sharing a kiss on a bridge, man in black cowboy hat, woman in white dress with silver heels.
Couple walking hand in hand on a forest path, man in black cowboy hat, woman in white dress and boots.