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Gisel and Justin’s wedding day at Dos Palomas Ranch had a calm vibe from the start. The ranch sits just outside San Antonio, but it feels a world away. Wide fields. Strong oak trees. Quiet views that stretch out over the Hill Country. Their day felt warm, bright, and full of life, and each part of the ranch played a role in that story.
Read MoreIf you’re planning a wedding right now, you may have seen the same posts we’ve seen. A venue closes with no warning. A couple loses their date. A space gets sold to a new owner who drops all events. Someone is left scrambling a few months out. We see these posts every week in Texas and Louisiana wedding groups.
Read MoreWhen we started photographing weddings, small guest lists were rare. Now, couples want something deeper. They want fewer people, less pressure, and more time to enjoy the day. We’ve seen it again and again — the quiet moments hit harder when the room isn’t full.
If you’re planning a micro-wedding in San Antonio or the Hill Country, you’re in a good place. This area is full of venues made for close-knit celebrations. From historic courtyards to vineyards with sunset views, there’s no shortage of beauty here.
Read MoreElizabeth and Joseph’s wedding at Paniolo Ranch was spread over two beautiful days in the Texas Hill Country. It was full of laughter, quiet moments, and the kind of joy that only happens when people slow down and soak it in.
Paniolo Ranch sits just outside of Boerne, overlooking wide open hills and oak trees. It’s peaceful and private—perfect for couples who want a stress-free day surrounded by family, friends, and nature. As San Antonio wedding photographers, we’ve seen a lot of venues, but few offer the mix of views and calm that Paniolo does.
Read MoreIf there’s one thing that can make or break a photo—other than composition—it’s light. Light shapes everything: mood, depth, and even emotion. It can turn a simple moment into something cinematic or, if handled poorly, make it look like a middle school dance in a gymnasium.
We’ve photographed hundreds of weddings across San Antonio and the Hill Country, and one lesson has stayed with us through every sparkler exit and late-night dance floor moment: the right light tells the right story.
Read MoreThere’s something magnetic about places that have lived a hundred lives before you ever step foot in them.
The Hot Wells Hotel Ruins in San Antonio is one of those rare spaces — historic, cinematic, and just the right amount of mysterious. It’s part elegance, part ruin, and all charm. When Elizabeth and Joseph told us they wanted their engagement session there, we couldn’t help but grin. It’s one of those spots that gives you endless creative possibilities and a golden sunset that feels tailor-made for love stories like theirs.
Spinelli’s doesn’t need to try hard — it’s effortlessly beautiful. The oak trees, the golden Hill Country light, the chapel that looks straight out of a dream — it all came together perfectly for Alexis and John. Their wedding wasn’t about over-the-top trends or staged moments. It was about faith, family, and genuine connection — the kind that shows up in every single photo.
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.
Most couples dream of spring blooms or summer sunsets when they start planning their wedding — and that’s exactly why winter weddings in San Antonio often fly under the radar.
But here’s the thing: by chasing the “perfect season,” many couples end up battling 100-degree heat, crowded venues, and jam-packed schedules that feel anything but romantic. The truth? The most underrated wedding season in Texas might just be the most magical one.
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