As a wedding photographer, I wanted to share with you my top micro wedding tips. Micro weddings have been around for a while but 2020 and Covid-19 caused a lot of people to make changes in their “normal” wedding plans. A Micro wedding is simply a small wedding. So first, a quick explanation of popular...
Have you considered an off season wedding? Every summer and fall, wedding bells are sounding, love is in the air, and everyone’s mailbox is flooded with invitations from close friends and family. These seasons are the prime time couples opt to get married. You may be thinking about getting hitched during this time too. You...
I know what you’re probably thinking: “My budget is tight enough already, I can’t afford a wedding planner!” But, in most cases, you can’t afford NOT to have one! Wedding planners have a network of vendors and work with venues and can help you stay within your budget and in some cases even save you money.
Shooting these casual Tiny Boxwoods engagement photos was one of the highlights if my year!
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Here are a few ideas for incorporating gut-friendly food into your wedding menu. As a wedding photographer in Houston and specifically a wedding photographer in Cypress, Texas, I have seen a variety of foods at wedding receptions. From menus that are standard chicken dishes or some form of beef, to ethnic dishes based on the...
Even though I am a Cypress wedding photographer, I love shooting weddings in Katy, Texas also. I wanted to share some info about this new venue in Katy called The Ark by Norris. The Ark by Norris is one of the event venues owned by Norris Centers. Norris Centers also has event venues in City...
What does a Houston bed and breakfast have to do with wedding photography? Well, given the current travel restrictions in place in most areas (at the time of this writing travel is limited because of Covid-19). Because of this hopping on a plane and traveling for a honeymoon after the wedding is not possible right...