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A groom in a black cowboy hat kissing his bride, who holds a deep red and teal bouquet, beside a white clapboard wall.
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Weddings

Your day, not our portfolio.

28 frames·Austin & Central Texas

Courthouse steps or a church full of bubbles, boots or black tie — the job is the same. Be close enough to catch the look that passes between you, far enough back that nobody is performing. We shoot quickly and quietly, we know when to stop directing, and you get the day back in the order it happened.

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The looks nobody staged.

Every wedding has three or four moments that decide how the whole day is remembered. None of them are on the shot list. Our entire method is being in position when they happen.

The couple's hands resting on white roses, both wedding bands and an engagement ring visible.
A bride smiling over her shoulder holding a red, teal and dried-grass bouquet at golden hour.
A groom in a blue suit tipping the brim of his black cowboy hat.
A bride and groom standing together beside a rose bush, she in white holding a red and teal bouquet.
A couple embracing under warm string lights, her hand resting on his lapel.
A groom in a cowboy hat kissing his bride's cheek as she laughs in a white fur wrap.
We barely noticed anyone was photographing. Then we got the gallery back and every single person we love is in it, laughing.
Bride · Travis County courthouse wedding
Chapter 01

Two families, one afternoon

Different ceremonies, different rules about where a camera may stand. We ask first, we learn the order of service, and we never make a family choose between the ritual and the record of it.

A couple in Indian wedding dress — a pink embroidered sari and white kurta with red garlands — standing on a garden path.
A close detail of an embroidered pink lehenga sleeve and bangles against the groom's hand.
A portrait of a groom in a navy suit and brown tie in front of stained glass.
A bride laughing with her mother, both in pale gowns, inside a church.
A couple holding hands and laughing outdoors, the groom in a bright blue suit.
Chapter 02

Courthouse, Travis County

A civil ceremony is short, bright and completely unrepeatable. One wedding, start to finish, to show what a full day looks like when it's covered properly.

A bride and groom walking down stone courthouse steps through a shower of bubbles.
The whole morning, in orderFrames 14–16
A bride reaching up to her groom's face in the courthouse ceremony room, flags behind them.
A couple kissing in the courthouse aisle as guests blow bubbles around them.
A couple kissing in front of a tall latticed window, the bride holding a white bouquet.
A bride in a white halter gown and veil glancing away, softly lit.
A smiling bride in a white halter gown holding a full white bouquet.
A bride and groom laughing together, his arm around her, bouquet held between them.
A couple standing at the top of a grand courthouse staircase framed by tall windows.
A bride and groom looking at each other on a balcony above the courthouse atrium.
Guests reaching for the bouquet as the bride throws it across a green lawn.
And then everyone came outsideFrames 23–25
A bride and groom coming down courthouse steps hand in hand through bubbles and guests.
A bride and groom resting their foreheads together outside the Travis County courthouse.
A couple laughing with friends outside the courthouse, bubbles drifting past.
A bride holding a white rose bouquet on a porch, bridesmaids blurred behind her.
A close portrait of a bride and groom smiling together on a green lawn.
A wedding cake topper of two dogs on grass holding a sign reading 'We do too!'

The details are yours, not a style guide's. We shoot what you actually chose.

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