Austin's & San Antonio's Wedding Guide

If you are the type of bride that wants variety between the engagement, bridal portrait and day of pictures…another option for your pictures is HDR. ...

Ask your photographer to use an infrared film to modify your portraits into a fairy-tale wedding scheme. This film records light waves just below the visible spectrum, which generates an ethereal picture by spreading a white glow over warm areas of a photo...

When thinking about your pictures of your special day, every bride wants her pictures to capture the moments perfectly. Whether you want a journalistic flare or artistic view, there is always the question of black and white or color. To answer the question of which one, why not have both...

Looking for something to spice up your photographs? Try the fish eye lens that music-video directors have been using for years. This wide-angle lens records more than the normal vista, spanning the spectrum from floor to ceiling and everything in between, all in one shot...

If you are looking for someplace special and unique to hold a small wedding, or even for a honeymoon getaway, you don?t have to look any further than Fredericksburg, located in the beautiful Texas Hill Country within easy driving distance of Austin and San Antonio...

If your parents are divorced there are probably several difficult decisions you must make in order to accommodate, as smoothly as possible, several potentially explosive situations. We offer the following suggestions as alternatives to established tradition...

With a little care and know-how, the wedding cake will look as beautiful and as appetizing after being cut as before. After the bride and groom have made their first cuts, the following directions will help the person in charge of the cake cutting. Remember, you probably will not cut the whole cake...

If your wedding reception is being held at a facility that does not provide catering, you should hire a professional caterer...

Did you ever wonder why the bride and groom are supposed to feed each other the first piece of wedding cake? This tradition came from the ancient times of Rome where they believed that the couple would share a special bond if they fed each other pieces of their wedding cake...

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Wedding cakes go back in tradition as far as weddings. The Greeks baked mixtures of grain and honey, the Romans did theirs with grain and salt. The elaborate tiered cakes we know today came from the era of the pioneer bride. Her popularity was judged by the size of her cake...