Wedding after parties are trending, offering guests a designated space to continue celebrating. Enjoy a second outfit, trendy photo styles like direct flash and blur motion, and different entertainment such as a DJ. Paulina & Brad’s after party at Bowie House in Fort Worth exemplified this lively, seamless celebration trend.

Today’s wedding receptions focus heavily on guest experience, ensuring everyone feels valued. Caroline and Beau excelled at this, creating memorable moments through a show-stopping first dance, captivating floral photo ops, and diverse entertainment including fireworks and a special performance by the groom’s father.

To ensure a smooth wedding day, I prioritize creating tailored timelines that mix short, manageable portrait sessions with enjoyable breaks. By pre-planning, using detailed lists, and strategically timing shots, we capture essential, timeless photos efficiently. This approach minimizes post-ceremony photography to about 30 minutes and incorporates spontaneous moments for romantic images, allowing couples to celebrate without feeling overwhelmed.

After I do comes the party – but first there is cocktail hour! Rachel & Eric didn’t have an ordinary cocktail hour though. It was filled with time to visit with friends and family and some exotic friends. Rachel is a veterinarian who loves her exotic patients and pets so when it was time to…

Like so many couples Ashley & David had to be super flexible with their wedding plans during 2020. They said I do last year in an intimate wedding and hosted close family and friends for a dinner at Fort Worth Club. The original plan was a big party at The Modern Art Museum. That may…

After the I do is the PARTY! But first – portraits! The portrait part of the day doesn’t take up much time but its when we capture all your family photos and the romance of your relationship. For Allyson & Austin’s portraits we utilized the outdoor ceremony space at classic oaks. The light there is…