Anne and Gabe live in Montana, but decided to come back to their native land of Texas to get married. Their ceremony was held on Anne’s family ranch near Concan (about 4 hours from Austin). The moment I saw the huge tree and ranch house where they would have their ceremony, I knew this would be a uniquely beautiful day. The house was built in the 30’s, and it alone was a dream for me to photograph, especially with all it’s historic charm. We all know vintage is quite the trend in weddings (and fashion in general), but like I mentioned in my first post about Anne and Gabe, this was all “As Real as It Gets.” All the vintage you see here is 100% real. It’s something I admire so much in my clients, their ability to incorporate unique elements into their wedding, as well as maintaining a sense of being totally authentic.
Vendors:
Dress- Elizabeth Fillmore (Saks Fifth Avenue)
Flowers- Village Greenery and Flowers (Houston)
Cakes- House Pasture Cattle Company and Three Brothers Bakery (Houston)
Band- Blues Specialists (Continental Club’s house band)
Thanks so much to talented Tony Ku for assisting me on this wedding with me.











How gorgeous were Anne’s shoes?!



I say this whole-heartedly…these were some of the most beautiful flowers I’ve ever seen at a wedding.



I loved how unique and yet natural Anne’s hair looked. Stunning.



This one’s an inside joke…





One of my favorites.
























Tony snapped this one of us as we walked down to the river.

I was so concerned about watching where I stepped (as to not drop all my gear) and then I looked up for a quick moment…



Gabe is a forester in Montana. Hence, the awesome groom’s cake.

Anne and Gabe had a rockin’ old-school blues band.








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