Traveling from Minneapolis

Texas Wedding & Elopement Photographer

United States

Planning a wedding in Texas with a Minneapolis photographer? Texas offers a wide range, from Austin's Hill Country wineries to Dallas estate venues to Marfa's desert light to coastal Galveston elopements. Couples planning from out of state often want a photographer who will fly in, scout in person, and bring an outside eye. My approach blends documentary candids with editorial portraits, and the warm Texas light pairs beautifully with the timeless, film-inspired tones I'm known for. Whether you're planning a Hill Country villa wedding, a ranch event in Dripping Springs, or a Marfa desert elopement, I'd be glad to help.

Where I shoot in Texas

•Stonehouse Villa, Driftwood
•Le San Michele & The Addison Grove, Austin
•Marfa & Big Bend desert sessions
•Hotel Emma & Pearl District, San Antonio
•White Rock Lake, Dallas
•Galveston beach elopements

Best for

Hill Country weddingsRanch & estate weddingsDesert elopementsFamily beach sessions

Travel notes

→A Texas wedding can work as a 2-night trip — I fly into AUS, DFW, SAT, or HOU and rent a car.
→Summer light is harsh; I plan timelines around golden hour and pre-sunrise first looks.
→I am happy to work directly with your venue coordinator on the timeline.

Couples find me searching for Texas wedding photographer, Austin wedding photographer, Dallas wedding photographer, Hill Country wedding photographer, Marfa elopement photographer, Dripping Springs wedding photographer. If any of that sounds like your wedding, let's talk.

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Texas Photography FAQ

Do you travel to Texas for weddings and elopements?

Yes — destination weddings and elopements in Texas are welcome. I'm based in Minneapolis, and travel beyond 40 miles of downtown Minneapolis is billed at cost with no markup on flights or lodging and quoted before you book.

How much extra does it cost to bring you to Texas?

Travel beyond 40 miles of downtown Minneapolis is billed at cost with no markup and quoted before you book, so you see the real numbers for flights, ground transport and lodging before you commit.

Do you scout Texas locations before the shoot?

Always. I arrive a day early, scout your ceremony and portrait spots in person, watch how light moves at your venue, and build a shot list around your actual location. You're never paying me to figure things out on the day-of.

Can you legally photograph weddings in Texas?

Yes. If your venue asks for proof of insurance, tell me early and I will get them a Certificate of Insurance at no charge.

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