Micro Weddings + Elopements – Dallas Photography

Photography information for Micro Weddings & Elopements in Dallas and Fort Worth, Texas.

Intimate weddings include elopements, backyard weddings, micro weddings with less than 75 guests, and courthouse weddings.

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Dallas Wedding Photographer Pricing | Elopements and Micro Weddings

It is my pleasure to capture some of the most enchanting moments you will experience in life. In the last 10+ years, my specialty has been photographing weddings. There is something so timeless, exquisite, and touching with storytelling through images of your big day. Your wedding day will give you jitters and butterflies, all of which are entirely normal and to be expected. Let’s break the ice! I want to ensure a comfortable atmosphere, and together, we can produce beautiful portraits that will last a lifetime.

Say I Do Just Between the Two of You

So you decided to marry discreetly and elope, go you! This is a brave and intimate choice by those who love to the beat of their own drum. This is a great way to cut out expensive wedding costs and splurge on the things you desire. Whatever destination you choose, courthouse, state park, oceanside, so forth, I will be there to share in those most sacred, warm moments. You won’t see one backdrop or standard wedding cliché. This is not a typical cookie-cutter day. This day is as unique as the couple. As I say, wherever the wind will take me, let this be an easy and rememberable day.

For all elopements within 60 minutes of Dallas and Fort Worth, Texas. Please note my date availability for elopement packages is limited. Please contact me with your wedding date to see my availability.

Five Things to Remember For Your Elopement

1. The first definite must is to remember your rings. It seems straightforward, right? With the jitters and nerves going, you can easily forget the smallest but most important part! Plans can entirely fall through if these are forgotten. No rings, probably no elopement.
2. Bring the essentials! This means the bouquet, cuff links, jewelry, veil, shoes, and watches. You want the elopement to show through your images.
3. Pamper yourselves the week of your wedding. Have your hair color refreshed and trimmed, have the groom’s beard trimmed or shaved, and make sure nails are cleaned and polished. Don’t forget to get your hair and makeup done for the day of the wedding.
4. Have your outfits or dresses ready and fitted. If you have a destination in mind, make sure you are dressed for the setting. Depending on if it is indoors or outdoors, hot or cold, you might want to think about how you will dress to make sure you are comfortable. I have seen many couples get married in formal suits and gowns to more dressy – casual outfits.
5. Last but not least, your wedding vows. If you plan on exchanging words, I encourage you to bring these. You want your elopement to feel tender and special. Your feelings will radiate on camera, providing you with breathtaking photographs.