
Wedding photographers across the Texas Hill Country, based in New Braunfels, San Antonio and Austin, from documentary storytelling to 35mm film.
Six featured photographers, including New Braunfels studios Taylor August Creative, Shy Laurel Photography and MobilBoheme, and Austin’s Erin Marcin Photography and Brownie Photography & Production.
Your photographs are the part of the wedding you keep. A good photographer catches the big moments, the quiet ones you might miss, and the details you spent months choosing.
Photography timelines usually start at the first look, so build a little margin into the morning for wedding hair and makeup. If you want film as well as stills, book your wedding videographer around the same time so both teams can plan together.
Your photographs show you the parts of the day you were too busy to see: your guests during the vows, the room before anyone walks in, the small moments happening behind you.
Styles differ more than most couples expect. Taylor August Creative and WalstonPhoto both describe a documentary approach, Asiah Erbe Photography blends lightly posed portraits with candid shots, and Lomonico Photography describes an earthy, colorful style. Look through full wedding galleries, not just highlights, to see which way of working fits you.
Curious what to budget? Our guide on wedding photographer cost in Texas Hill Country breaks down average pricing and what is usually included.
Start with style, then check how a photographer works in conditions like yours. Ask to see a full gallery from a wedding similar to yours, especially if you are marrying outdoors, where Hill Country light changes a lot through the day.
Ask what coverage includes: how many hours, whether a second shooter is available, whether an engagement session is part of the package, and when you receive your final images.
Some studios offer more than stills. Taylor August Creative shoots on digital and 35mm film, and MobilBoheme and Brownie Photography & Production offer wedding video as well as photography.
Share your timeline early, with a short list of the family groupings and moments you want, so your photographer can plan where to be and when.
Ask how they handle the things you cannot control. Shy Laurel Photography describes the job as knowing how to handle anything the day throws at you, Firefly Photography has served Hill Country clients since 2010, and Jess Crozier Photography focuses on helping couples feel comfortable so natural moments come through.
If a late start, rain or harsh midday sun is possible at your venue, talk through a backup plan before the day.