There’s a lot of noise in the wedding planning world — timelines, florals, seating charts — but choosing your photographer is one of the few decisions that stays with you long after the day is over. These are the images that will hold the feeling of it all. The in-between moments. The quiet glances. The way it actually felt to be there. And because of that, finding the right fit matters far more than simply finding availability. If you’re beginning your search, here are five questions I...

Feeling awkward in front of the camera is one of the most common wedding-day fears—and it makes complete sense. Most people aren’t used to being photographed during emotional, once-in-a-lifetime moments. Add the pressure of a wedding day, and suddenly it can feel like you’re supposed to perform  instead of simply exist. The good news? You don’t need to know how to pose to have beautiful wedding photos. Feeling comfortable has far more to do with trust and presence than with doing anything...

A Documentary Approach to a Timeless Wedding Day There’s something timeless about weddings that lean into nostalgia — the kind that feel soft, emotional, and unhurried. A vintage, film-inspired wedding isn’t about recreating the past, but about capturing a sense of feeling  that’s often lost in overly polished celebrations. This wedding at Winfield Inn in Kyle, Texas was a perfect example of how documentary wedding photography and a film-inspired approach can preserve a day in a way that...