Trinity University sits on a hill above downtown San Antonio, and the campus has a scale to it that a lot of city locations do not. Wide lawns, red brick buildings with clean modernist lines, courtyards that open and close as you move through them. It is a place built for walking and lingering, which happens to be exactly what an engagement session or a proposal needs.
Read MoreEvery engagement session starts with the same question: where should we shoot? Over the years we've photographed couples across San Antonio and the Hill Country, and we've come to believe the location matters less than the two people standing in it. Still, the right setting gives a session atmosphere. It sets the pace, the light, the mood.
Read MoreIf you’re reading this, chances are you’ve got a little black box burning a hole in your pocket. First off—congratulations! You’re about to ask one of the biggest questions of your life, and we can promise you this: it’s going to be unforgettable.
Now, as photographers who have had the privilege of capturing proposals across San Antonio and the Texas Hill Country, we’ve seen just how much goes into making this moment perfect. From planning the location to hiding nerves (and sometimes hiding us!), proposals come with moving parts you may not think about until you’re in the thick of it. That’s where proposal packages come in. They’re designed to take the stress off your shoulders so you can focus on the only thing that matters—asking the love of your life to marry you.
Read MoreThere's something undeniably magical about a surprise proposal—especially when it's tucked away in one of San Antonio's most romantic hidden gems. Evan and Sara's proposal at the Japanese Tea Garden was one of those. From the tranquil koi ponds to the soft rustle of bamboo in the breeze, this story is packed with emotion, intention, and one beautiful "YES!"
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