Seven people, and myself, set up in a small alcove of the Texas Capitol Building to witness Caitlin and Tanner’s tiny, impromptu wedding. It was bitterly cold for Texas that New Year’s Eve — near freezing — so the couple scrapped their plans to exchange vows on the Capitol lawn and instead chose a spot on the third floor. The Capitol is not an official wedding space so there were no additional decorations (not that they needed any; the ornate building is full of character). And though people peeked at us curiously and took photos with their phones, for the most part Caitlin and Tanner were wed in quiet peace.
This short and sweet pop-up wedding was a dream. I hope you like the few snippets I’m about to share…
Other credits: Perry’s Steakhouse (reception); Chez Zee (cake); Central Market (flowers)
How beautiful! I love that one in front of the building at the end!
Such a sweet elopement! They’re so adorable!
Stunning love that one in front of the big building – epic
What a great couple, and beautiful light!
Absolutely gorgeous work!
Love this, well curated.
Stunning piece of work.
Wow, this is so special and intimate. Beautifully captured!