We spend the whole day a few feet from the photographer, so we notice who reads a room well and who gives a couple space to just be together. These are the Austin wedding photographers we're always glad to see on the timeline.
- We love working with them
Julie Wilhite Photography
Wedding and elopement photography in Austin and further afield.
- We love working with them
Paige Vaughn Photo
Film wedding photography, bright and genuine.
- We love working with them
Tailor James
Wedding photography with a strong artistic eye.
- We love working with them
Inbal Sivan Photography
Documentary wedding photography in Austin and New York.
- We love working with them
Two Pair Photography
Candid wedding photography across Austin, Dallas and Fort Worth.
- We love working with them
Kelly Costello Photography
A husband-and-wife team shooting natural, timeless photos, film included.
- We love working with them
John David Weddings
Austin wedding, engagement and portrait photography.
- We love working with them
John Winters Photography
Documentary-style photography without trendy filters.
- We love working with them
Leah Muse Photography
Wedding and family photography that puts people at ease.
- We love working with them
Lucy Struve Photography
Fine art photography for weddings, elopements and portraits.
Photo and film teams work best when they talk before the day. If you've booked one of these photographers, we'll reach out to them early and plan the day together.
Common questions
Do the photographer and videographer get in each other's way?
No. We talk with your photographer before the wedding and work out where each of us will stand, so we stay out of their photos and they stay out of your film.
Should we book our photographer and videographer together?
No. Book whichever photographer you love. We're happy working alongside anyone, and we'll get in touch with yours ahead of the day so we show up as one team.