Weddings photographed by San Antonio wedding photojournalist, Kelly Williams. To view the full portfolio, please visit www.KellyWilliamsPhotographer.com.
Donna and Alexis did not have the best luck planning their Fort Tryon Park wedding. They originally scheduled their wedding for December 18th of last year. Covid had other plans, however. After rescheduling THREE times due to various family members catching Covid on each subsequent date, we finally settled on a new wedding date of…
Post-pandemic, couples are rethinking the big wedding. Be it the complications of Covid or just the expense, the trend is towards smaller weddings. Central Park is one of the most practical venue options if you want to downsize your nuptials. Whether you choose to say ‘I do’ privately in the Ramble or publicly in front…
For most couples, a wedding reception involves the usual events: speeches, a first dance, parent dances, cake cutting, and cutting lose on the dance floor. But if you want to go old school or you have a particularly boisterous group of guests, then you may want to schedule a few games during your reception. In…
In today’s blog post I’ll be sharing with you Marissa and Guy’s beautiful Glen Island Harbour Club wedding photos. Their wedding was one of the most elegant events I photographed all year. Even more special was the fact that this was my second time working with Guy’s family as I photographed his brother’s wedding in…
Happy Diwali, everyone! To celebrate the festive season, I thought I would share with you Vidya and Geoff‘s Hindu Temple Society of North America wedding photos. These two tied the knot in an intimate event at New York City’s grandest Hindu temple. This temple has always been on my bucket list for places I want…
You are ready for your portraits, and you have your dance moves mastered for your first dance. But how about some wedding ceremony photo tips to help you look good when you walk down the aisle? Today’s blog post has everything you need to help you take your photo game to the next level as…
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…
