Photographing weddings since 2001, Kathy Weigand captures the
essence of the moments and people at weddings. Along with
her hand-picked team, we combine traditional
formals, detailed
documentary, candid, and our own unique style. We strive for a more natural
and relaxed look, a variety of viewpoints, and fun, exciting
spontaneous expressions! Our experience, creativity, personality,
and passion for photography go hand-in-hand, while staying up to
date on the latest trends.
A wedding
photojournalist is someone who combines the art
and science of photography to "tell the story" of your
day. A candid and photojournalism style
will “capture” the magic, emotions, romance and beauty of your
wedding day. We do this by
photographing our subjects “in the moment”; holding hands,
laughing, sharing a stolen kiss, or dancing exuberantly to
“Staying Alive.” Of course, Kathy combines
this with the all of the necessary and traditional formals such
as the bride with her bridesmaids, the groom with his family and
so on. But overall, her joy is to capture your day so that your
finished wedding album will 'speak for itself' and tell your
day.... your storybook!
All of our clients receive complimentary online viewing of their images. We can also arrange a studio, large wall projection, of your special day or photo session. Ordering prints, sharing, emailing the images with your friends and family is easy! Be sure to stop by and visit our studio in lovely Fredericksburg, which is the best destination in the Texas Hill Country. Contact Page & Map Some area locations include (not limited too); Stonewall, Kerrville, Hunt, Ingram, Doss, Harper, Junction, Mason, Llano, Center Point, Comfort, Johnson City, Blanco, Bandera, Leakey, Rocksprings, Marble Falls, Horseshoe Bay, Wimberley, Austin, Sisterdale, Luckenbach, Boerne, San Antonio, San Angelo, Brady, & Abilene. Also Marfa, Alpine, Dallas, Ft Worth, & Corpus Christi Texas Destination Weddings
Member PPA, TPPA.
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I tried to
keep both arts alive, but the camera won. I found that while the camera
does not express the soul, perhaps a photograph can!
........ Ansel
Adams
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