Welcome Dinner

The Red Earth Venue

Wedding Day

Hurrah Pass Trail Ride

Our Wedding

Mackenzie and Austin’s story began in the most modern way possible—on Facebook—thanks to a rather unusual strategy. After dreaming of marrying a “Mackenzie,” Austin took fate into his own hands, adding every Mackenzie with mutual friends in hopes of finding the one. It wasn’t long before he stumbled upon Mackenzie Thompson and was instantly drawn to her love of food and cars. His pursuit began subtly—liking her posts and casually inviting her to the local car show he ran. But Mackenzie had no clue he was interested… until she spotted him on Tinder. She swiped right. It was a match. But Austin’s first message? “I’m bored, what’s up?” Not exactly the smoothest opener. Unsurprisingly, Mackenzie left him on read until the next day. Despite the rocky start, she tried to get him to visit her at work, but Austin hesitated. Eventually, she took matters into her own hands and asked him out. He agreed to dinner and, in true gentleman fashion, became the first man to pick her up at her front door. From that moment on, they were inseparable, building a life together over the past nine years. And all we can say is… it’s about damn time!

How they met 

Our Story

Photos

Tatum and Tyla are Austin and Mackenzie’s favorite—and only—nieces. They’ve brought so much love and joy into their lives, and Austin and Mackenzie have cherished every moment of being Uncle Aussie and Aunt Keke.

Tatum and Tyla Lisenbery

Wedding Party

Q + A

The River Canyon Lodge motel is ideally located in the center of the lovely town of Moab. Guests of this Moab motel will have access to many recreational activities including cycling, hiking, jeep tours, or sight-seeing. The River Canyon Lodge also allows guests easy access to restaurants, shops, and galleries. In addition, this Lodge provides access to local attractions including Canyonlands National Park, the Colorado River, and the famous Slick Rock Bike Trail. All reservations for blocked rooms must be made by September 13th. You must call to reserve and let them know you are with the "Beauchamp Wedding". The hotel offers a 24-hour cancellation policy, and the credit card will not be charged until day of arrival. Cozy King - $160Double Queen - $167Jr Double Queen Suite - $174

River Canyon Lodge

This Moab hotel offers a seasonal outdoor pool, daily hot breakfast and free Wi-Fi. A 32-inch flat-screen TV is in each warmly decorated room. Dead Horse Point State Park is 40 minutes away. A small fridge, coffee maker and a work desk are standard in all Canyonlands Best Western Inn rooms. Select rooms have a spacious seating area with sofa bed. A year-round hot tub is available. A 24-hour gym and outdoor picnic/playground area are also offered. Guests can use the lobby computer and printer for free. Best Western Plus Canyonlands Inn is 2 miles from the Colorado River, which offers river rafting. Moab Adventure Center is a 5-minute walk from this hotel and Millers Shopping Center is 1 mile away. Please follow the link to book your rooms. All reservations must be made by September 13th. This hotel is in the very heart of the city if Moab. Shopping and eating places are within a comfortable walking distance.

BEST WESTERN PLUS CANYONLANDS INN 

Moab Airport - Canyonlands Field Airport (CNY)From the airport to the hotels in town is approximately a 20-minute drive, and transportation can be coordinated. Grand Junction Airport (GJT) From Grand Junction, CO to Moab, UT is approximatelya 1 hour 40-minute drive. Salt Lake City Airport (SLC) From Salt Lake City to Moab is approximately a 4-hour drive.

Flights

Travel

Gateway to Arches, Adventure, and Unforgettable Memories

Moab is a small adventure town in southeastern Utah, known for its red rock landscapes, stunning desert views, and access to two national parks—Arches and Canyonlands. It’s a hub for hiking, off-roading, rock climbing, mountain biking, and stargazing. Families love it for the mix of outdoor fun and quirky roadside attractions. Whether you're driving scenic loops, digging for dinosaur bones, or roasting s’mores under the stars, Moab is rugged, beautiful, and unforgettable.

Things to Do & Shops

Whether you're taking a break from the trails or lookingto fill a lazy afternoon, Moab’s got plenty to explore. Fromquirky museums and fossil shops to scenic parks anddowntown browsing, there’s something for everyone. Letthe kids burn off energy at the park, pop into local shops,or catch a sunset from a hilltop grill. These are themoments that make the trip feel like more than just avacation.

Life-size dinos, a 3D theater, dino dig, and a working&nbsp;fossil lab&nbsp;where kids might get invited in for a closer look.

Moab Giants

Iconic stop for kids and collectors. Full of&nbsp;fossils,&nbsp;crystals, and even&nbsp;dinosaur bones.&nbsp;A classic Moab stop.

Moab Rock Shop

Spend a half day exploring Main Street. Great mix of&nbsp;souvenir shops, art galleries, local boutiques, bookstores, and coffee stops.

Main Street Shops & Coffee

A 5,000 sq. ft. home carved into sandstone with a petting zoo and&nbsp;quirky&nbsp;gift shop. Quick, weird, fun stop.

Hole 'N' The Rock

Arches National Park boasts over 2,000 natural sandstone arches, including the iconic Delicate Arch. The park features towering&nbsp;spires, balanced rocks, and expansive vistas, making it a&nbsp;must-visit&nbsp;destination for nature enthusiasts.

Arches National Park

Canyonlands National Park&nbsp;is divided into four districts: Island in the Sky, The Needles, The Maze, and the rivers themselves. Each district offers unique landscapes, from vast&nbsp;canyons&nbsp;and mesas to remote wilderness areas.&nbsp;

Canyonlands National Park

Bring firewood and s'mores supplies.&nbsp;Park before sunset, build a campfire, and prepare to stargaze. One of the most peaceful nights you'll have on the trip.&nbsp;Absolute must.&nbsp;

Sand Flats Recreation Area

Food & Dining

Moab may be small, but it knows how to feed a hungrycrew. Whether you're craving stacked burritos, garlickypasta, juicy burgers, or something fresh and unexpected,this town delivers. Many spots are family-friendly withoutdoor seating and quick service—perfect for sandyshoes and tired kids. From grab-and-go to sunsetdinners, these are the places worth planning your dayaround.

Moab's original uranium millionaire mansion-turned restaurant perched high above town.&nbsp;Sit on the patio for epic views.

Sunset Grill

Massive burrito menu with unbeatable&nbsp;breakfast burritos. Fast, casual, and always hits the spot.&nbsp;Don't sleep on it.

Giliberto's Mexican Taco Shop

Great food and drinks. Ask for a&nbsp;rooftop&nbsp;table for views. Laidback vibe.

Trailhead Public House and Eatery

Casual outdoor-only burger shack with milkshakes.&nbsp;Grab-and-go&nbsp;with a small lawn&nbsp;to enjoy.

Milt's Stop & Eat

Fun local&nbsp;hangout&nbsp;spot with drinks,&nbsp;music, and outdoor seating.&nbsp;

Spitfire Smokehouse + Taps

Family-friendly&nbsp;pizza buffet&nbsp;and casual grill with plenty of space and fast service.

Zax Restaurant

Delicious Thai food, fresh and flavorful. Takeout-friendly and great change of pace from burgers and burritos.

Thai Bella Moab

A cozy spot known for its&nbsp;hearty breakfasts, including steak and waffles, biscuits and gravy, and fluffy pancakes. It's a great place to fuel up before exploring Moab's attractions.&nbsp;

Canyon Steak + Waffle House

Located in Moab's&nbsp;historic 1885 courthouse, Jailhouse Café offers a cozy breakfast experience with unique dishes like ginger pancakes with apple butter and chorizo eggs Benedict. It's a local favorite for a hearty start to the day.&nbsp;

Jailhouse Café

A casual eatery known for its burgers, salads, and especially its&nbsp;soft-serve ice cream. The bicycle-themed decor adds a unique touch, and it's a great spot for families to grab a meal or a sweet treat after a day of adventure.

The Spoke on Center

Located in downtown Moab, Moab Coffee Roasters offers freshly roasted organic&nbsp;coffee,&nbsp;espresso&nbsp;drinks, and a selection of teas. They also serve organic ice cream and gelato, making it a great spot for a midday&nbsp;treat. The café features a beautiful outdoor garden patio and provides free Wi-Fi for customers.&nbsp;

Moab Coffee Roasters

Trails & Scenic Drives

Moab’s trails and scenic drives are what make it legendary. From easy riverfront roads to epic slickrock adventures, there’s something for every driver and every comfort level—even with kids in tow. Whether you're behind the wheel of a truck, SUV, or side-by-side, you’ll find jaw-dropping views, hidden caves, and unforgettable sunsets. Bonus: many trails have bypasses for tricky spots, so you can choose your own adventure.

Beautiful, mellow off-road trail through canyons with a rewarding view at Hurrah Pass.&nbsp;Wind Caves are fun and kid-safe to explore.&nbsp;

Hurrah Pass to Wind Caves

Moderate slickrock trail with rolling climbs and great views. Some tight turns, all hard spots have bypasses.

Fins & Things 4x4 Trail

Narrow fins and lava-like domes with river views. Sounds wild but is manageable if you&nbsp;follow the bypasses. Amazing scenery.

Hell's Revenge 4x4 Trail

Scenic&nbsp;mountain loop&nbsp;rising above the desert. Drive through cool forest and down into Castle Valley with epic river views on the return. Take your time, great for a picnic or fall colors.

La Sal Mountains Viewpoint

Scenic unpaved route just outside Moab that climbs through red rock&nbsp;and into the La Sals. Great access to off-road trails and killer views the whole way.

The arch you see on every Utah postcard. 3-mile moderate hike with a big reward at the top. If hiking isn't&nbsp;ideal, you can still&nbsp;drive through&nbsp;Arches for great views. Go&nbsp;EARLY! It gets busy.

Delicate Arch

Drive alongside the Colorado River with massive cliff walls and multiple&nbsp;petroglyph&nbsp;stops. Easy, relaxing, and stunning at sunset.

Potash Road Dinosaur Tracks and Petroglyphs

Supplies & Resources

Moab has a few key spots to stock up before hitting thetrails. City Market has all your grocery essentials, whileWalker Drug is a go-to for meds, snacks, and gear. Don’tforget to stop at the Moab Information Center for free maps, clean restrooms, and real-time advice. After- hours options are limited—bring emergency meds just in case!

Main grocery store in town. Stock up on picnic supplies, drinks, snacks, and sandwich fixings for the trails.

City Market

Pharmacy and general store. Great for last-minute supplies, but after-hours options are limited. Bring your own emergency meds.

Walker Drug Company

Stop here first for free maps, local advice, trail conditions, and bathroom access. Staff are helpful and knowledgeable.

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