Posts tagged San Antonio wedding photography
Off-Camera Lighting at Weddings

If 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.

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Spinelli’s Wedding and Reception – Alexis + John

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.

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Laurel Heights United Methodist Church + San Antonio Botanical Garden - Cameron & Mark

There’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.

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Planning a Winter Wedding in San Antonio

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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Remi’s Ridge at Hidden Falls Wedding – Ciara & Sawyer

Hidden Falls weddings feel like stepping into another world. Tucked away in Spring Branch, TX, the Remi’s Ridge venue is known for its towering trees, cascading waterfalls, and the kind of Hill Country magic you just can’t recreate anywhere else. When we first walked onto the property for Ciara and Sawyer’s wedding day, we knew their love story was about to unfold against one of the most breathtaking backdrops in Texas.

And wow, did it ever.

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Canyon Lakeview Resort Wedding – Haley & Keegan

Some wedding days stick with you long after the sparkler send-off, and Haley and Keegan’s celebration at Canyon Lakeview Resort was one of those. As wedding photographers in San Antonio, we’ve had the joy of exploring countless Hill Country venues, and Canyon Lakeview Resort always delivers something special: wide-open skies, a sparkling lake backdrop, and that quiet sense of escape you only get when you leave the city behind.

For Haley and Keegan, this venue wasn’t just a backdrop—it was the perfect stage for their love story. Their wedding blended heartfelt emotion, laughter, and timeless Texas Hill Country beauty in a way we’ll never forget.

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Photo, Video, or Content Creation? How to Choose

Planning a wedding in San Antonio (or anywhere, really) comes with a thousand little decisions. Flowers, music, food, outfits, timelines—the list can feel endless. But one decision we often see couples wrestle with is this:

How should we capture our wedding memories—through photography, videography, content creation, or some mix of all three?

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The Allen Farmhaus Wedding + Reception – Jana + Jace

Weddings at The Allen Farmhaus always feel a little like stepping into someone’s home — not because of the walls or the wood beams, but because of the warmth that fills the space. Jana and Jace’s wedding day was no exception. From the moment we walked in, we could sense this celebration was going to be full of laughter, heartfelt moments, and the kind of joy that makes a photographer’s job feel like a privilege instead of work.

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