V Reed Photography

A FEW NOTES BEFORE “I DO”

The wedding journal.

Thoughtful ideas for a day that feels like you.

Groom holding his bride with Just Married written on her boot soles

THE PLANNING NOTES

4, 6 or 8 hours? Finding your perfect fit.

Choose your coverage around the moments you want to keep, rather than a number that sounds like a full day.

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Bride and groom sharing a kiss beside a white fence at golden hour

PORTRAITS & PLACE

Make space for a little Hill Country magic.

Beautiful portraits begin with a little breathing room. Here is how to make that room in a Wimberley, Driftwood or Canyon Lake wedding day.

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Newlyweds sharing a kiss on a wooden porch swing

VENUE FIELD NOTES

Before you book the venue, ask these questions.

A beautiful venue is only part of the picture. These practical questions help your photography schedule work in Austin, San Antonio and across Central Texas.

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Bride surrounded by bridesmaids in a joyful outdoor group hug

TIMELINES & PEACE OF MIND

Can your photographer also be your wedding coordinator?

Your photographer can help your day flow, especially around portraits. But taking photographs and running an entire wedding are two different jobs. Here is how to plan for both in Central Texas.

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Wedding reception table with sunflower arrangement and table settings

VENUE FIELD NOTES

Four Central Texas venues to put on your list.

Exploring Lockhart, Wimberley or Dripping Springs for your wedding? Wild Roots, Two Wishes Ranch, The Videre Estate and Camp Lucy offer different settings worth considering. Here is what to discuss as you build your photography plan.

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