Events photographed by San Antonio event photojournalist, Kelly Williams. To view the full portfolio, please visit www.KellyWilliamsPhotographer.com.
It’s been a busy wedding season, and I have seen my share of beautiful bouquets this year. But I have also seen far too many bouquets that were too heavy and too hard to hold. From a photography perspective, it ends up being a waste because the bride doesn’t want to have to lift a…
Your beloved asked. You said ‘yes.’ Now what? Well, if you are like many couples out there, you are staring blankly at an open calendar trying to figure out when to get married. In today’s blog post I will take you through the process of how to select a wedding date. This includes everything you…
In my opinion the world can be split into two groups: people who enjoy being photographed, and those who don’t. I am solidly in the latter group. I know how the camera can make you nervous, and in today’s blog post, I have a few basic tips for how to relax in front of the…
With the average cost of a wedding being $15,000, it may be tempting to use your own home as the perfect wedding venue. But what should you worry about with a gang of hungry guests at the door? In today’s blog post, I have an exhaustive list of backyard wedding tips to help you get…
I can’t blame you if you’ve never heard of the Brooklyn wedding venue, Deity. The venue is in fact a former synagogue and aside from the name outside the door, you would never know that inside is one of New York City’s best wedding venue secrets. In today’s blog post, I’ll share with you everything…
Noor and Troy’s Giando on the Water wedding photos are proof that traditional weddings don’t have to be boring. Starting with an elaborate eastern orthodox ceremony and ending with sweeping views of the New York City skyline, this wedding had it all from start to finish. I’ve got all the behind-the-scenes details of their big…
Want to get married in a secret garden? Just such a place exists in the middle of Manhattan. In today’s blog post I will share with you Brian and Andrew’s Merchant’s House Museum NYC wedding photos and let you decide for yourself if this isn’t the most precious garden in New York City.
I’m one for three when it comes to photographing a wedding in the Central Park Conservatory Garden and having the sun actually shine. Though it definitely did rain during Amanda and Anthony’s Conservatory Garden wedding, you cannot deny the brightness and joy in their Wisteria Pergola wedding photos. So let’s look past the inclement weather…
As the quote goes, ‘The best things in life are worth waiting for.’ Thanks to the pandemic, Rachel and Nick had to jump through several hoops to reschedule their wedding. So when their big day finally arrived in April of last year, the day was all the more special. So before any other variants hit…
