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Our team has decades of experience in wedding photography & videography, & we love what we do! Serving New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Southern Louisiana & Houston.

We’ll create the perfect coverage for your style & budget, so you can cherish your day forever.

11/01/2026

Five cakes. Five rooms. The same five minutes.

The cake is the one part of the reception that happens on a schedule. Everyone knows where to stand. Someone always has a phone out.

A toast against bare concrete at Capulet. A ring catching the light mid cut at NOLA Skyline. A kiss beside it at The Canefield. White florals the whole way around it at Royal Palms.

We shoot it close for the hands and wide for the room, because the room is half the picture.

Tell me what yours is going to look like.

10/30/2026

Not on the shot list: the brooches in her sunflowers.

Kate carried sunflowers with brooches pinned into them, for the people who could not be there.

Nobody puts that on a shot list. You notice it, you shoot it close, and you say nothing until later.

A kiss against old wood. Family cheering the second it was over.

The best stuff isn't on the shot list.

Save this if you are planning a tribute.

10/28/2026

Caught #002: a kiss in the middle of the street.

They stopped in the middle of the street to kiss, with the second line still moving around them.

Napoleon House, historic buildings on both sides, the whole block watching. No way to set that up and no second take.

We catch it all.

Thinking about a second line? Tell me.

10/26/2026

A forehead kiss in the middle of the garden.

Amber's ceremony at Southern Oaks was garden-style, and it opened with a forehead kiss.

Soft window light on both of them getting ready. A floral photo booth backdrop they actually used. Groomsmen who would not let the kiss happen quietly. Then down the steps with everyone they know shouting.

November light in New Orleans is some of the best we get.

Curious how a November date photographs? Just ask.

10/24/2026

They brought the dog to the portraits.

Kelsey got married at Capulet in February, and the dog came to the portraits.

A first look on the stairs. Sunset through the floral arch. A live band and a first dance that did not stay polite. Umbrellas up on the way out.

Long tables, warm light, a room that did not need much help. Capulet does a lot of the work for you.

Planning something at Capulet? Ask me anything.

10/22/2026

The Moore Venue has very good windows.

Two weddings at The Moore Venue, five weeks apart, and both of them got ready in the same light.

A back portrait and a classic updo in March. Groomsmen in coordinated tuxedos in May. A bride by the window with nothing added to it.

If you are booked at The Moore, the getting-ready rooms are the easiest part of your day to photograph. Plan a little extra time in them.

What time is your first look?

10/20/2026

Seems that every timeline we build has ten minutes in it where the two of you walk off alone.

Golden hour among the trees at Fontainebleau State Park. A fountain after dark at Southern Oaks. Warm afternoon light at Napoleon House.

Five couples, five places, the same ten minutes. It is the quietest stretch of the day and usually the one they come back to.

Tell me where you would want yours.

10/18/2026

Caught #001: the garter ended up on his head.

Nobody asked. Nobody planned it. Our crew was already pointed at the dance floor when it happened.

That is most of the job. Be in position before the unpredictable part.

We catch it all.

What is the photo you did not know you wanted?

10/16/2026

The shot list says bride, groom, rings, cake.

It never says the flower girls through a door to see what is taking so long. Or the little one whose face says everything. Or a baby right in the middle of the bouquets.

Nobody puts them on the list. They end up in the album anyway.

10/10/2026

February wedding at Holy Rosary.

Clear blue sky and one of the prettier churches in the city. Church ceremonies come with rules. Where we can stand, whether flash is allowed, how close we can get. We sort that out ahead of time instead of during your vows. Then everyone loosens up at the reception.

If your ceremony is in a church, send us the name. We've probably been there.

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5208 Magazine Street Suite 125
New Orleans, LA
70115

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 6pm
Tuesday	9am - 6pm
Wednesday	9am - 6pm
Thursday	9am - 7pm
Friday	9am - 7pm

Website

http://www.weddinglens.studio/

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