A Texas Hill Country Wedding

Just outside of San Antonio, tucked into soft grass and wide open air, The Fields set the tone for a wedding that felt natural, easy, and deeply personal. The bride had always loved daisies. But since they weren’t in season, her florist — a local flower farm known for growing and designing — took the time to source blooms that still felt true to her. The result was a bouquet that didn’t just imitate daisies, but honored them. It was big and sculptural, with layers of white and yellow, and movement that felt alive. It felt like her.

For the ceremony, she wore a classic gown. Clean lines. No fuss. A look that felt effortless against the wind and tall grass. After the vows, as the golden light gave way to evening, she changed into a second look — a short dress that was playful and light, with a bow tied at the back. It marked the shift in the night — the start of celebration, dancing, and all the little unscripted moments that followed.

This intimate wedding at Lost Mission just outside of San Antonio was filled with personal details and quiet, intentional moments. The bride, took the lead in designing a day that felt true to who they are — simple, meaningful, and completely focused on connection.

Located in the Texas Hill Country, Lost Mission is known for its Spanish-style architecture and white stucco walls, making it one of the most unique wedding venues near San Antonio. With its unique design and peaceful surroundings, it served as the perfect backdrop for a day rooted in emotion and legacy.

From one San Antonio wedding photographer to photographing another San Antonio Photographer's wedding, I focused on capturing the story as it unfolded naturally - from stolen glances to soft, unscripted moments. This gallery is a reflection of the couple’s love for the everyday, the unposed, slightly coached, and the beautifully perfect moments from their day.