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Planning your Catholic wedding in Waco? First off—congratulations! If you're anything like most of the couples we photograph, you're probably navigating a whirlwind of Pinterest boards, group texts, and venue tours. But if a Catholic ceremony is part of your love story, the church is more than just a venue—it’s the sacred space where your forever begins.
Read MorePlanning your wedding can feel like juggling a dozen Pinterest boards at once—but if you're dreaming of something beautiful, relaxed, and full of character, let us introduce you to one of our favorite small towns in the Texas Hill Country: Comfort, Texas—home to some of the most charming wedding venues in the state.
Read MorePlanning a proposal in San Antonio? Let us introduce you to one of the dreamiest, most effortlessly cool places in the city: Hotel Havana. Tucked away along the quieter end of the Riverwalk, this historic boutique hotel mixes Cuban charm, old-world romance, and modern style. It was the perfect backdrop for Nathan and Loryn’s unforgettable proposal.
Read MorePlanning a proposal? First off—congratulations! If your heart’s racing just thinking about it, you’re in the right place. Proposing is one of those once-in-a-lifetime moments that deserves just the right setting. And here in San Antonio, the Japanese Tea Garden has become one of our favorite spots for capturing that life-changing “yes.”
Read MoreAs San Antonio wedding photographers, we’ve photographed over 200 love stories, and few ceremony locations stop us in our tracks the way the McNay Art Museum’s fountain courtyard does. This isn’t your typical wedding venue — it’s a beautiful blend of art, history, and nature wrapped into one intimate outdoor space. The Spanish Colonial Revival architecture, lush greenery, and, of course, the iconic fountain set a scene that’s elegant but still feels down-to-earth.
Read MorePicture this: the sun dips low behind rolling Hill Country hills, casting golden light through live oaks. A breeze carries the twang of a guitar, your guests are swaying with drinks in hand, and you lock eyes with your new spouse as your song begins.
Yeah, playlists are great. But live music? It lives with you. It becomes a heartbeat pulsing through the whole day.
As Hill Country wedding photographers who have captured over 200 couples tying the knot from Boerne to Fredericksburg and beyond, we've seen firsthand how live music changes the entire feel of a wedding. It creates a connection—between guests, between moments, and between the two of you.
Read MoreWimberley is one of those Hill Country towns that just feels different. Maybe it’s the way the Blanco River winds through limestone cliffs, or how the sunsets light up the hills like a campfire—whatever it is, this little town has stolen the hearts of so many couples we’ve photographed (ours included, as Hill Country wedding photographers).
If you’re dreaming of a wedding with wildflower fields, barn doors that slide open to the stars, and an atmosphere that’s more “gather ‘round and celebrate” than “buttoned-up banquet hall,” Wimberley’s rustic venues have got you covered.
Read MoreSan Antonio has this magical ability to wrap you up in charm, history, and celebration all at once—and Elena and David’s wedding was a beautiful example of just that. Their day was full of reverent tradition, romantic downtown vibes, and a masquerade-themed reception that brought the party to life. As their photographers, we felt more like friends with cameras than vendors—which is exactly the atmosphere Elena and David wanted
Read MoreWhen you start planning your wedding, you expect a little stress—it’s part of the gig, right? But what most couples don’t see coming (until they’re knee-deep in vendor contracts and Pinterest boards) are two sneaky stress triggers that pop up for almost everyone.
After photographing over 200 weddings in San Antonio and across the Texas Hill Country, we’ve heard these two complaints more times than we can count. The good news? They’re totally avoidable. And we’re going to show you how—without you feeling like you need a project management degree to do it.
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