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If you want your wedding day surrounded by actual gardens instead of rented greenery, the Pavilion at Carleen Bright Arboretum in Woodway, just outside Waco, is worth a look. The arboretum sits on sixteen acres, with eight acres of landscaped botanical gardens wrapping the event space, and it's become one of the more requested garden-style venues in Central Texas.
Read MoreMost couples searching for a Waco wedding photographer run into the same wall the San Antonio search produces: a lot of talented photographers, a lot of polished portfolios, and no clear way to tell who actually knows this city versus who's willing to drive here for a booking.
Read MoreWe’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.
Read MoreNestled among the rolling fields just north of Waco, The County Line in West, Texas offers the kind of countryside serenity that makes you slow down and breathe it all in. It’s the kind of place where family, laughter, and connection take center stage—a perfect fit for Alissa and Mike’s heartfelt celebration. As a Waco wedding photographer team who loves capturing weddings that feel as genuine as the people in them, we knew from the start that this day would be special. From the very first moment we arrived, there was a sense of calm and closeness that carried through the entire day.
Read MoreHotel 1928 is a restored 1920s hotel in the heart of downtown Waco, designed by Chip and Joanna Gaines and built around the Art Deco bones of the original building. We toured Hotel 1928 and photographed the space ourselves, so we could show you what it actually looks like for a wedding day rather than describe it secondhand.
Read MorePlanning your Catholic wedding in Waco? First off—congratulations! If you're anything like most of the couples we photograph, you're probably navigating a whirlwind of Pinterest boards, group texts, and venue tours. But if a Catholic ceremony is part of your love story, the church is more than just a venue—it’s the sacred space where your forever begins.
Read MoreThe Earle-Harrison House & Pape Gardens is one of Waco's most recognized historic wedding venues, and one of the reasons couples keep choosing it is simple: it doesn't need much dressing up. We toured Earle-Harrison House and photographed the grounds ourselves, so we could show you what the space actually looks like for a wedding day, not just describe it secondhand.
Read MoreThere’s something truly magical about capturing a proposal. It’s the raw emotion, the genuine surprise, and that split-second moment when two lives change forever. And when you combine that with an iconic Texas landmark like the Waco Suspension Bridge, the result is pure magic.
Read MoreHotel 1928 in Waco is a dream venue—blending historic charm with modern elegance. If you’re planning your wedding there, you already know how special it is. But here’s the thing: a venue this unique needs a photographer who knows how to do it justice.
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