These two were fun to work with. Zane went to school with my wife and was a huge help on the shoot. But, we both knew it was all about Natalie :) She found me through my work with Cordillera Ranch Living Magazine and a friend. I wish you the best on your wedding day!

It has been a joy to get to know my sister-in-law  and her soon to be hubby more in the last few months. I'm excited that our family is growing in great ways and that everyone is in the same town. These two are perfect for one another and they are a blast to hang out with (even when they might be fussy from the stress of buying a new home and planning a wedding :)

I loved working with these two on their engagement and with Sally on her Bridals (you can see those in eariler post). And their wedding was just as great. The ceremony was very worshipful and honoring to their familes. It ended up I knew the grooms brother and distant family knew the bride so we had a fun filled night.  May God bless you and your  marriage.

Hannah is my first ever international client.  It turns out that her family is old long lost friends of my in-laws. She was visiting B-town from her home in Singapore.  We had a great time on our shoot and I learned that Hannah takes part in triathlons all the time.That's some major discipline.

Sally and her mom were awesome to work with. We had a great time exploring the streets of S.A. It was a blazing hot day but Sally kept her cool and helped me get some amazing images.

Amy and Joey were married downtown at First Presbyterian followed by a beautiful reception at the Westin.  These two were laughin and lovin it all.  I guess it comes easy when you've known each other since Junior High. 

Cris and Chad were married on the 4th of July at the beautiful Marquardt Ranch in Boerne.  Chad is a smart man, he'll never be able to forget that anniversary.  It was such a charming ceremony and reception.  I could tell that Cris and Chad were so glad to be hitched. 

Cris and Chad had a wonderful, fourth of July wedding at the Marquardt Ranch.  I've been hiding these images until everyone had a chance to see the beautiful bride.  These photos were taken in Llano amongst the April wildflowers and Cris's pet cows.  Cris's Mom whipped up a sweet wildflower bouquet and dutifully scared the cattle away whenever they got a little too close.  After the shoot, my wife and I hit up the infamous Cooper's BBQ for the best brisket around.  Cows are delicious.

Despite needing a locksmith, having a wardrobe malfunction (no worries - it wasn't Janet Jackson style), and the intense summer heat;  I think we got some amazing images of this happy couple.  Back in the day, my first business card bore the tagline, "from traditional to unique."  I'd say that's a pretty good fit for this session.

These High School sweethearts moved from California to Texas to become Trinity Tigers together.  We ran into a big Hollywood actor on the shoot, but this papparazzi's lens was all about these darlings.  Amy and Joey are tying the knot next month.  I'll see you two, then.