Destination Wedding Photographer based in Austin
Documenting wedding weekends with intention and cinematic storytelling for couples who believe genuine moments tell the greatest love stories.
Celebrating the Art of Living
believe our cameras are simply a tool to document the connection that already exists between people. These galleries are not a collection of staged perfection or directed scenes. They are real histories. They are the unforced warmth of people living fully in the moment. We move slowly so we can see deeply.
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Elizabeth + Justin
I am in awe these are INCREDIBLE! Thank you so so much for everything. We can’t stop looking at them."
You made the day feel so smooth and seamless. We felt so comfortable the whole time.
Madison + Ashe
Thank you so much for capturing all of these beautiful moments. You and your team helped us tremendously that day and made sure we were having a good time while taking photos. We are so thankful for you and for everything you did to make our day so special."
They came out so beautiful. The veil photos are incredible.
Julia + Levi
I feel like I was so emotional that day that I only remember snippets, and now I get to have all of these beautiful moments captured. We are so thankful for Jenna and her team."
The photos came out absolutely gorgeous. I’m so happy with all of them.
What People Are Saying About Us
Featured Stories
At the foot of the Rockies, Sophie and Adam gathered their people for a wedding shaped by tradition, mountain air, and the long, luminous kind of dinner that makes the rest of the world disappear.
From Atlantic hideaways to olive groves lit for dinner, these Portugal wedding venues make a beautiful case for staying a little longer—ten places where a wedding becomes the beginning of a very good trip.
At Gigi’s, a beloved family home in Sagaponack, Elizabeth and Justin gathered a lifetime of cousins, friends, and summer memories for a wedding that felt less like an occasion than a homecoming.
For a week on Antiparos, Faye and John gathered the people they love in the place that had long felt like home to her—and, by the end of it, home to him too.
