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Kasey and Daniel got married at Hidden Pines Chapel in Lewisville this summer. Like its name suggests, Hidden Pines Chapel is tucked back from the road. But once inside, you will be blown away. Their chapel has tons of windows and high ceilings. Exposed wood and beautiful decor are placed throughout the venue. Then the reception room is huge!

Now to Kasey and Daniel. These two’s love was rooted in their love for Jesus. They wanted nothing more than to honor Him in their ceremony, reception, and marriage. It was so beautiful to witness these two exchange vows and celebrate their day.

Rustic Grace estate in Van Alstyne was the perfect spot for Jamie & Jared to tie the knot. The rain kept trying to mess with their plans, but we just embraced it and didn’t let a little water stop us from getting some great shots. Being a dallas wedding photographer, weather is always a challenge. You just never know what is going to happen with the weather here. But as a Dallas wedding photographer, I am ready for it all because I have seen it all!

Their ceremony in the white chapel was incredible. These two truly love each other and have a deep faith that has kept them strong. I loved seeing them look into each others eyes and make vows that were genuine and full of commitment. After that, we beat the rain by getting some pictures outside the rustic red barn and in front of the pond. With a long drive ahead of them, this couple decided to call it an early night so they could get to Oklahoma. So after a quick reception, they changed and left as their guests blew bubbles in the rain.

Here are a few pictures of their rustic wedding.

Kevin and Loren had the incredible backdrop of the Dallas Skyline for their wedding. Their ceremony took place at the top of a trendy high rise building in “The House” Condos located in Downtown Dallas. I had never experienced a wedding quite like this with such an incredible view. If youre a true Dallas Texan at heart like these two, a wedding ceremony among the bright light of Dallas might tickle your fancy.

The vendors that contributed to this special day were Annie’s Culinary Creations, Pink Magnolia Catering, and Chad Rookstool with hair and makeup.

An Indian wedding ceremony and a western reception was what was on the docket for Dana and Kaethan. They had the most beautiful and colorful ceremony outside at The Springs in Anna – Tuscany Hill. Their traditional Indian ceremony started with Kaethan riding a convertible for his Barat. They then began the ceremony as they helped everyone understand the traditions and ceremonies that were being performed.

After the ceremony ended, Dana and Kaethan changed into western attire for their reception. Their reception was held in the beautiful Tuscany Hill building which began with a perfectly choreographed first dance. Following their dance, the night went smoothly from there. It was such a fun party just north of Dallas for these two to celebrate the uniting of two people, two families, and two cultures.