Tyler Boylston

Tyler Boylston Father | Husband | Founder
The mind behind Combine Day and Built Four Brands Im Tyler. I am a husband, a father of 3, a photographer, an entrepreneur.

I have had the incredible opportunity to photograph over 350 weddings in my career. Throughout the past 7 years of photographing weddings I felt there was a great need for growth in the local photography community. I started a photography event called the Southeast Photo Convention which is a business photography event with the core focus on encouraging and inspiring fellow photographers. The Sout

heast Photo Convention currently has 200 photographers in attendance annually. After my own wedding, I developed a passion for photography. I had a chance to photograph my wife a week after our wedding in her dress and knew that this was something I wanted to pursue. I love the connection that develops between photographer and subject, the simple satisfaction of beautiful light, the more complex sensation of seeing raw emotion unfold before my eyes – and blending it all together inside the camera. I enjoy being around people and love being creative; the funkier, the crazier, the better.

06/18/2026

A friendly travel tip for our European friends visiting America:

Yes, by all means, experience the cultural landmarks. See the Grand Canyon. Visit New York City. Take in the national parks.

But more importantly… try Waffle House at 2 AM, grab a brisket sandwich at Buc-ee’s, hit KFC, and wash it all down with a 64-ounce gas station soda.

Just understand that every great American adventure comes with consequences.

The food tastes incredible going in. What happens 4-6 hours later becomes a personal growth experience.

Before beginning your Fast Food Freedom Tour™, we highly recommend a quick stop at Walgreens or CVS to pick up a little American treasure called Imodium.

Because in America, the portions are bigger, the drinks are larger, and the bathroom emergencies are more patriotic.

🇺🇸 God Bless America and good luck.

06/18/2026

As Americans, we have a sacred tradition.

You finish loading $437 worth of groceries into your SUV, look directly at the cart return that’s 12 feet away, and think:

“Nah.”

Then you carefully place your cart in the middle of an empty parking spot and drive away knowing that, at some point, an innocent stranger will pull in, see it at the last second, and experience a level of frustration normally reserved for airport security lines and slow Wi-Fi.

It’s not about convenience.

It’s about keeping the spirit of chaos alive. (Satire)^

God bless America.

06/17/2026

Welcome to America, my European friends. When you go to chipotle or the nearest fast food and you want to blend in like most Americans, you order a water and you fill it up with soda. I’m not saying this is great, but you will officially become an American.

06/17/2026

Inspiration boards are a great tool for planning the look and feel of your wedding day. The challenge is when we start expecting real moments to look exactly like curated moments from Pinterest.

A lot of the photos people save were taken during styled shoots, elopements, or ideal conditions—perfect weather, perfect light, no timeline pressure, and hours dedicated solely to photos.

But what if your wedding is on the East Coast in July? It’s humid, raining, you’ve got 400 guests waiting, your timeline is running behind, and you’ve got 15 minutes for portraits before the reception starts.

The truth is that poses can be copied. Emotions can’t.

The best wedding photos aren’t created by checking off a list of poses. They’re created by photographers who can adapt, solve problems, work with whatever the day gives them, and still make you look and feel like yourselves.

A wedding day moves fast. Hire someone who knows how to roll with the punches, keep stress low, and create great images whether everything goes according to plan—or not.

That’s where experience matters.

This is the kind of photo that reminds me why I still love photographing weddings after all these years.I can still hear...
06/16/2026

This is the kind of photo that reminds me why I still love photographing weddings after all these years.

I can still hear the music when I look at it. The dance floor wasn’t a place you watched from the sidelines—it was a full-contact sport. Shirts untucked, drinks in hand, voices gone, and absolutely nobody worried about looking cool.

Just a room full of people celebrating two people they love.

These are the moments that age the best. The ones where nobody was performing for the camera and everyone was fully present in the moment. After 15 years and hundreds of weddings, this is the stuff I’ll never get tired of documenting.

06/16/2026

My professional photography advice: if the dress twirls, let it twirl.

Some of the best wedding photos happen when everyone stops trying so hard.

Sometimes my favorite wedding photos happen when nothing is really “happening.”Just a bride and groom making their way b...
06/16/2026

Sometimes my favorite wedding photos happen when nothing is really “happening.”

Just a bride and groom making their way back to the reception, soaking in a few quiet moments together before the celebration kicks back off. No posing. No direction. Just them.

After all these years, those in-between moments still tend to be the ones I love most.

06/16/2026

For years, I dreamed of photographing weddings in Italy, working celebrity weddings, and documenting events with million-dollar budgets.

And while those opportunities are incredible, after photographing more than 800 weddings, I’ve learned something surprising:

The weddings that stay with me the most aren’t always the biggest or the most expensive. They’re the ones rooted in genuine love, strong family relationships, and a couple that is fully focused on the commitment they’re making to each other.

Don’t get me wrong—I love beautiful details, stunning venues, and incredible design. But years from now, what carries the most value isn’t the flowers, the dress, or the décor. It’s the people, the memories, and the meaning behind it all.

The most beautiful weddings aren’t always the ones with the biggest budget. They’re the ones with the deepest roots.

06/11/2026

Traveling across the country for work has its perks: free continental breakfast, a hotel with questionable neighbors, and seeing cities I’ll never actually get to enjoy.

Most work trips go like this: airport, rental car, shoot, edit, sleep, repeat. Then it’s back on a plane before I’ve seen anything besides the hotel lobby and the nearest coffee shop.

06/11/2026

Building a business is a funny thing. One minute you’re celebrating a new idea, the next minute someone you’ve never met is letting you know your ad is “completely terrible” and they’ll never buy your product. 😂

To be fair, we did thank Kyle twice for his constructive criticism.

So in honor of Kyle’s encouragement, we’re offering 15% off all Rip It games with code KYLE15 at checkout.

Our kids have spent the last 9 years playing this game, and now they’re learning what it’s like to build something from scratch—good feedback, bad feedback, and everything in between. Rip It

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