When we think about weddings that feel straight out of a dream, Tracie and Carson’s backyard micro wedding is at the top of the list.

Your wedding day will be a whirlwind of emotions, laughter, and love. As a husband and wife wedding photography team, we’ve seen firsthand how quickly moments can fly by. That’s why we’ve made it our mission to capture every precious detail, from the stolen glances to the grandest gestures. And the secret to achieving this? Having a second shooter.

Wedding day regrets are common, but the good news is that they’re (mostly) avoidable with the right planning! This guide is packed with practical wedding planning tips to help you avoid wedding regrets and create a memorable wedding day you can cherish for years and decades to come.

As we got closer to their wedding day, we were all keeping an eye on the weather forecast, which showed rain throughout the day. We hoped that unpredictable Texas weather might throw us a sunny surprise, but it wasn’t in the cards. Still, Editte and Mark had the best outlook and embraced the day as it was. With umbrellas in hand, we were off to capture all the emotion and small moments that make courthouse weddings so special.

What’s better than photographing a wedding? Photographing a wedding for two people who share one of your biggest passions!

If you ever find yourself searching for wedding venues in Fort Walton Beach, Florida, you might be tempted to pass over a result named “Angler’s Beachside Grill.” Sounds more like a casual dining joint than a business that could facilitate a full wedding, right?

That’s exactly what Dani and I thought when we headed to my niece’s wedding at that exact location. And it turned out to be far more stunning than we anticipated.

Just twenty miles northwest of downtown Fort Worth, there’s a hidden gem waiting for you: Eagle Mountain Park. This 400-acre Texas treasure, overlooking Eagle Mountain Lake, is the perfect spot for your engagement session.