A Downtown Austin Courthouse Wedding


The Heman Marion Sweatt Travis County Courthouse has a kind of stillness to it — Art Deco lines, warm afternoon light, a room that holds a lot of beginnings.
What I keep coming back to in these photos is the way they looked at each other.


An intimate downtown Austin courthouse wedding
There's a kind of love that doesn't need an audience to feel real. You can see it in the small things.
Portraits outside the courthouse
After the ceremony, we stepped outside into the park next to the courthouse.


They brought boots and a Mexican hat — a little nod to themselves, a little play, a little reminder that the best portraits happen when people feel free to bring who they actually are into the frame.
The whole day was short, and they enjoyed every second, nothing about it felt rushed.

Lydia and Jose Eduardo — thank you for letting me be there. For trusting me with the small room and the soft light and the people closest to you. Your day was exactly what it needed to be.
Planning your own Austin courthouse wedding?
If you're reading this, I'd love to hear about your day. Whether it's just the two of you or a small handful of the people you love most, courthouse weddings deserve to be documented with the same care as any other.
The day of our wedding we liked how dedicated and passionate you showed to be about your job. Thank you for capturing a special moment for us. We are glad we decided to get you as our photographer for that day. We now have beautiful pictures to cherish!

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