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Wedding :: Boerne, TX :: Part II

Eric — Thu, 24 Sep 2009 17:49:06 +0000

Here is another handful of photographs from Allison and Scott’s Hill Country wedding in Boerne, TX. What a party!!!

Wedding :: Boerne TX :: Allison and Scott

Eric — Tue, 22 Sep 2009 15:32:30 +0000

Allison and Scott are a great couple. I did their engagement session a while back and just recently photographed their wedding at Spinelli’s Vistro in Boerne, TX. The venue was very nice and comfortable with that great rustic feel that Boerne is known for. I loved the bright colors of the ladies, and the gentleman were all very sharply uniformed. Everyone was extremely happy and fun times were had by all in attendance, definitely a joyous occasion and I was glad to get to record it all with my camera for Allison and Scott. Cheers to you guys!!!
The Girls

Bouquets

Both the Groom’s party and Bride’s party took shots before the ceremony. I will spare them the after shot pucker face images

The ceremony

The kiss

I have been getting all these really interesting Groom’s cakes lately and will have to do a post just on those to let you guys see how creative these cakes can get. This one is up there.

I’m telling you I love detail shots, and always take a lot of them.

They had a great first dance. In fact, dancing was a large part of the night, which makes the party all the merrier.

This is just one of those candid grab shots that I love soooo much. The bridesmaid in the shot is the Groom’s sister, which explains the choke hold (As a brother myself I can attest that said choke hold was warranted and deserved)

And another Ring shot.

Hope you enjoyed them. More to come soon.

Engagement :: Allison and Scott :: Boerne

Eric — Tue, 28 Jul 2009 16:14:14 +0000

I had a lovely time yesterday hanging out with Allison and Scott for a few hours in Boerne for their engagement photo session. I will be photographing their wedding in September here in Boerne as well. I look forward to sharing in their Hill Country Wedding.

As always, the great old time textures of pressed tin and clapboard siding made for some fun photography. I hit up a lot of my favorite spots in that town and we got some good images from the day. Enjoy the photos everybody.

P.S. Anyone considering engagement photos should really consider a little road trip to one of these great hill country towns. They are all different, but all kinda the same too. The best times for these types of photo shoots is morning or evening, spring or fall. Shoot me a line if your looking for ideas for a great rustic Texas photo shoot.

Cheers!