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If 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 MoreChoosing your wedding photography style is a big deal. These photos tell the story of your day. They show your love, your people, and the moments you won’t see in the rush. As a wedding photography couple based in San Antonio, we have seen many styles. Some fit laid-back couples. Others fit couples who love drama or clean lines. The best style is the one that feels right for you.
This guide breaks things down in simple terms. No jargon. No long speeches. Just clear ideas to help you choose what fits your day and your personality.
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 MoreYou’ve got the ring, the date, and a Pinterest board full of ideas. But now what? Between finding a venue, booking vendors, and staying sane, it’s easy to feel lost in the planning fog.
After photographing more than 200 weddings across Texas, we’ve learned what actually helps couples plan a wedding day that feels calm, joyful, and true to them.
Read MoreThere’s a reason photographers can’t stop talking about golden hour — it’s that quiet moment when the day slows down, the light turns to gold, and everything just feels right. Guests are laughing, the band’s warming up, and the sky outside? Pure magic.
We’ve photographed golden hours all across Texas, but San Antonio sunsets have their own kind of drama. The Hill Country light has this way of wrapping everything in warmth — from limestone chapels to vineyard hillsides. It’s cinematic, romantic, and fleeting — but not impossible to plan for.
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 MoreThe cake’s been cut. The dress is boxed. You’re on the couch, coffee in hand, scrolling through your wedding gallery when it hits you: “I wish we had booked more hours.”
It’s the most common thing we hear from couples after the confetti settles — not wishing they’d chosen different flowers, or a different DJ, but wishing their photography had lasted just a little longer.
Read MorePlanning 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?
Read MoreIf you’re reading this, chances are you’re knee-deep in wedding planning and maybe a little overwhelmed by all the moving pieces. We get it—between picking flowers, managing guest lists, and figuring out whether you really need chair covers (spoiler: you probably don’t), the ceremony itself can sometimes feel like an afterthought.
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