Kelly Wade and Steven Fry were married this past Saturday, August 21 at Alamo Heights United Methodist Church. I can always count on Nanc Haney and her team to pull off a flawless service.  The ceremony was officiated by her uncle and was a moment that moved everyone. The church was filled to near capacity with their family and friends sharing in their union. After the ceremony, the celebration continued at the Witte Museum. Thanks to the planning of Stacey DeWine of the Panache Event Group the museum was transformed into a wonderland and every square inch was utilized to the fullest. The succulent food was deliciously crafted by Caryn Hasslochler and her great company Fresh Horizons.  Danny Cuellar’s Trinity Flowers added the wonderful floral touch. After dinner everyone danced the night away to the rockin’ sounds of SkyRocket The Band. There were so many talented people involved in this special event you may want to contact Stacey for all of the details. Enjoy at few of the wonderful images.  If you want to enjoy all of the images, and there are a ton of them, click my LINK.

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What a wedding!! I had to get this slideshow up quickly so you all could enjoy this special day with Kelly and Steven. I will be posting
additional images later this week, so stay tuned. If you can’t wait to see all of the amazing images from the day click this LINK.

Alamo Heights Methodist Church and SACC were the venues for Claire and Stephen’s wedding this past weekend.  The church overflowed with friends and family as two Alamo Heights families came together.  After the beautifully spiritual ceremony everyone continued the celebration at the Club with a wonderful feast perfectly prepared by Wesley and his staff. The evening continued with dancing and music provided by Blind Date from Austin.  I think we captured some beautiful images that told the story of their day.  A special thanks to Sue Bain of the Wedding Planners, Danny Cuellar of Trinity Flowers, Tomas and his video team from Infinity Video, Cathy Young of Cakes by Cathy, and Nanc Haney from AHUMC.  To see all of Claire and Stephen’s wedding images click this LINK.

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Lauren and Jon were married August 7th at the First Baptist Church in Boerne.  Afterwards they celebrated their union with dinner and dancing at the Fair Oaks Country Club.  The entire day was wonderful for everyone involved.  We started the photography at Fair Oaks capturing all of the preparation with Lauren and her attendants.  Jon and Lauren chose to have a quiet moment under a majestic oak tree prior to the beginning of this glorious day.  After a few special images of the couple, their families and their attendants we took the short drive to the church to capture the beauty of the wedding ceremony.  The ceremony was followed by some images of Lauren and Jon in the church’s prayer garden.  Everyone felt God’s spirit in this union.  Enjoy a few of the images from the day.  The complete collection of images can be found by clicking this LINK.

A special thanks goes to the following people for their contributions in making this day one Lauren and Jon will remember forever:

Wedding Planner-Betty Parish

Church Coordinator-Robin Morgan

Reception Coordination-Susan Stricklin and Rueben

Flowers-RTC Floristry

Video-Infinity Video

Makeup-Danielle Montana       Hair-Rose Saenz

Music-Digital Music Productions-Wes Denton

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Wesley and Kyle were married on July 10, at Alamo Heights Methodist Church. The ceremony was wonderful and as usual we can always count on Nanc Haney from the church and Betty Parish from The Wedding Planners to orchestrate a perfect event. After the wedding everyone met at Oak Hills Country Club for a wonderful dinner. Tom and his team at RTC Floristry wowed everyone with stunning floral designs. They then danced the night away to the tunes of Austin’s Memphis Train Revue. I hope you all enjoy the images from this wonderful wedding. If you want to see all of the images from their day, click this link.

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Many couples are beginning their wedding plans very early these days so they can be assured of getting their first choice venues and vendors.  They also want to be sure their family and friends from all over the country can make plans to attend the celebration.  It is normally too early to send a formal invitation so  ”Save the Date” cards become the choice.  These cards are unique ways to announce to all they they are engaged and encourage everyone to mark their calendars for the BIG DAY.  Choosing Save the Date cards can be an adventure.  There are so many choices and so many places to get them–online, stationery stores, etc. The big problem normally lies with the photograph.  You either have to have a friend take the image, find a fun snapshot from your archives or buy the usage rights to a copyrighted image from your photographer. Most people do not understand copyright laws and are confused as to why a photographer must charge for the use of an image created by him or her. Photographers can’t stay in business and give away the rights to their created work.

Many of our own clients do not know that we can create your “Save the Date” card for you.  All of our cards are completely customizable.  We can change card colors, font styles, text choice, and paper choice.  If you want, for a small design charge, we can even sit down with you and collaborate to come up with a unique design of your own.

Here are a few options we have come up with.  Remember each of these cards can be altered to suit your colors, text, and font.  Give us a call and we will do it all for you. Our number is 210-492-1418

Sarah and Micah did not let the hottest day of the year spoil their wedding. They both looked cool and beautiful on their wedding day. I hadn’t been to St. John’s Lutheran in some time. It is truly a beautiful church and provided a wonderful backdrop for their wedding. After their vows everyone gathered at The McNay Art Museum to celebrate. Again Betty Parish orchestrated a flawless day. Page Barteau prepared a wonderful feast for their guests. The McNay is a gorgeous venue in itself but when you add the artistry of Sue from Alamo Plants and Petals the museum really shines. Thanks to the lighting master John Kerney for the well placed spotlights. They added the perfect touch. I hope you enjoy the images below. If you are interested in seeing all of the wedding day photographs just click this link.

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The third of four daughters for Dr. and Mrs. Walsh was married at the Southwest School of Arts and Craft. They are old hands at the wedding business and they planned this one beautifully. Rorey and Andy are perfectly suited for each other and they looked radiant on this special day. I hope you enjoy their images. If you want to see all of the images from their wedding day click this link.

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Analise and Carl married last Saturday at Christ Episcopal Church in historic Monte Vista. The day was perfectly planned by Betty Parish of the Wedding Planners.  After the wedding everyone met at the McNay Art Museum to celebrate their union. Dinner was catered by Don Strange and as usual it was nothing short of outstanding. After dinner the guests were entertained by the band Inside Outside from Dallas. They kept everyone on the dance floor all evening long.  It was our honor to capture the day for them in photographs.  To see all of their images click this link.

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I hope you enjoy this short slide show of Rorey and Andy’s wedding. More photographs will follow.