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Some wedding days feel loud and fast from the moment they begin. Others unfold more gently, like they’re in no rush to prove anything. Kimberly and Donald’s wedding at the JW Marriott San Antonio Hill Country—hosted at the Sunday House—was very much the second kind.
Read MoreSome wedding venues feel impressive the moment you arrive. Others reveal themselves more slowly. La Cantera Resort does both. There is an immediate sense of polish and intention when you drive onto the property, but what really stands out is how seamlessly luxury is woven into the experience. Nothing feels overdone. Everything feels considered. Liz and Josh’s wedding fit that rhythm perfectly, especially with how intentionally they chose to celebrate their day.
Read MoreWe didn’t notice it all at once. It wasn’t like one wedding suddenly flipped a switch and every couple after that asked about cigars. It was slower than that. Quieter. The kind of thing you only catch when you’ve been around long enough to notice patterns instead of trends.
Read MoreWe usually meet couples sitting across a small table, coffee cups between us, nerves and excitement mixed together in that way that only engagement seems to bring. Somewhere early in the conversation, almost without fail, one of you will say something like, “We just don’t want to feel awkward,” or “We really want our photos to feel real.” That’s usually when we smile at each other, because it opens the door to something we care deeply about—what it actually means to be inside a wedding as photographers, especially when we’re talking about San Antonio wedding photography.
Read MoreSome weddings feel polished. Others feel personal. Brenda and Christian’s wedding at The Veranda managed to be both—and that’s harder to pull off than it looks.
Read MoreI still remember the warmth of that late October day in 2009. I had stepped away from weddings for a while, and Cassie and Brian’s small ceremony at the Marriott Plaza Hotel pulled me back in. It felt like a return to something I once knew well, but with a new way of seeing.
This was long before Michelle and I worked as a team. It was just me, a couple of digital cameras, having made the jump from film,, and my son, who joined me to help with lighting. He carried the light helped by aiming it wherever I pointed. It was a new style of wedding photography for me built around off-camera lighting.
Read MoreSmall weddings have a way of slowing things down. When you invite only the people who matter most, the day feels warm and honest. That’s what made Hina and Mark’s intimate wedding at Restaurant Claudine so special. It had heart. It had style. And it gave their closest friends and family a front seat to every moment.
Read MoreVenue 88 feels like a hidden spot on the edge of San Antonio. It blends an easy Hill Country feel with a clean modern look. Shelby and Jose chose it for their wedding, and it fit them well. Both serve in the military. Both value simple moments with the people they love. They wanted a place close to home that still felt like an escape. Venue 88 delivered.
Read MoreThere’s something deeply timeless about a wedding that leans into simplicity — where the focus isn’t on production, but on people.
Cameron and Mark’s day was exactly that: heartfelt, relaxed, and beautifully rooted in family and friends. From getting ready to the joyful bubble exit at the end of the night, this San Antonio celebration captured what truly matters most — connection, love, and presence.
