I remember when Sandra started following me on Instagram. Before they had even inquired, she had mentioned in a comment that Francis proposed to her in Iceland. Once we met, they told me their whole story from when they met to when he proposed. It was a funny yet very sweet and beautiful story. Definitely one to remember.

I’ve always felt that there is something terribly wrong with the majority of boudoir photography out there. My problem with it, is why can’t a woman just be herself in order to look beautiful?

They got married at Bethany’s parents’ home. I was in awe of their place. Their home was literally surrounded by tons of trees. It was a gorgeous and peaceful place to get married at. Their decor was hand made, the wedding party consisted of siblings and a best friend, and only close family and friends attended. It was a very special and intimate wedding filled with lots of love.

I’m excited to share Laura and Mateo’s Ring Mountain Event Center wedding. I was just in awe of the location. The beauty of Texas really shines there. The view was incredible. And combined with their wedding’s colors, attire, handmade decorations, and overall cool casual vibe of everyone in their wedding party, every part of their wedding went together so well.

With a cool breeze, temperatures in the sixties, and a high blanket of clouds giving a bright overcast, this Welfare Cafe and Goat Barn wedding in January could not have been any more perfect. The venue, Welfare Cafe, with its perfect combination of pastures of farm animals and a restored barn, lead it to have a rustic feel with vintage undertones.

I’m excited share my first ever boudoir session! These are just a few frames, but it’s a definitely the direction I want to take boudoir.