Posts tagged Texas wedding photographer
Why We Photograph Weddings Like Guests, Not Vendors

Most of our favorite conversations with couples don’t happen on wedding days at all. They happen beforehand, usually over coffee or a video call, when nerves are still soft and excitement hasn’t yet turned into a full sprint. Somewhere in that conversation, almost without fail, a couple will say something like, “We’re a little awkward in front of the camera,” or, “We just don’t want the day to feel like a photoshoot.”

We always smile at that point, because

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Our Wedding Location Targets for 2026–2027

We’ve learned over the years that couples don’t choose a location just because it looks good in photos. They choose it because it feels like something. A place that reminds them of a trip they took together, or a season of life they want to remember forever. Sometimes it’s the place they met. Sometimes it’s the place they go when life gets loud and they need space to breathe. And sometimes, it’s simply the place that feels right in their hearts.

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Park 31 Wedding + Reception – Stephanie + Immanuel

If you’ve ever been to Park 31, you know it doesn’t need a sales pitch — the place speaks for itself. The limestone walls, the oak trees stretching over the ceremony lawn, the way the light hits just right in the late afternoon — it’s Hill Country elegance without the fuss.

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Beach Sunsets – One Wedding, Two Nights

Some places just seem to get it right when the sun decides to show off. Matagorda is one of them. It doesn’t matter if it’s your first time or your fiftieth — when the sun drops low over the Gulf, you stop what you’re doing. Conversations slow, drinks lower, and everyone’s eyes drift toward the horizon. It’s like the world collectively remembers to breathe.

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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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Marisa & Nate’s Highland Lakes Wedding | Hill Country Photography

There’s something truly magical about a Texas Hill Country wedding. When you add a lakeside ceremony, towering oak trees, and a couple as sweet as Marisa and Nate, you end up with a celebration that feels like something out of a dream.

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San Antonio Wedding Photography Packages and What’s Actually Worth Your Money?

Planning your wedding is exciting, but let’s be real—it can also feel like you’re trying to decode a foreign language. One of the trickiest parts? Figuring out what’s included in a wedding photography package and what’s actually worth the extra investment. As experienced San Antonio wedding photographers, we’ve seen couples struggle with these choices, and we’re here to break it all down for you.

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Getting Married at Paniolo Ranch? A Hill Country Wedding Photographer’s Ultimate Guide!

There’s something undeniably delightful about Paniolo Ranch. Tucked away in the rolling hills of Boerne, Texas, it’s the kind of place where every view looks like it was made for a wedding magazine. As wedding photographers based in San Antonio, we’ve had the privilege of capturing love stories at this gorgeous venue, and each time, we find ourselves in awe of its beauty.

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Earle-Harrison House Weddings in Waco Is A Perfect Blend of History and Romance

Waco, Texas, offers many beautiful wedding venues, but few can match the historic charm and Southern elegance of the Earle-Harrison House & Pape Gardens. This 1858 Greek Revival mansion provides a timeless backdrop for weddings, with its lush gardens, grand columns, and vintage architecture. If you're dreaming of a wedding filled with character, romance, and natural beauty, this venue is a stunning choice.

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