
Effortless. Editorial. Totally Unscripted.
They weren’t trying to be models. They weren’t here to pose stiffly and smile at the camera. They were just being themselves—laughing, twirling, leaning into each other in that natural way that says this is real love. And that? That’s what makes the magic.
I met these two wild hearts (shoutout to the future Mr. and Mrs.—they’re tying the knot this fall in Estes Park, Colorado!) for a laid-back engagement session in one of my favorite hidden fields in Flower Mound. The sun was golden. The breeze was soft. And everything just clicked.
From their first few steps into the field, it was clear—this session was going to be different. No stiff poses. No fake laughs. Just energy, movement, and all the candid chemistry in the world.

From a High-Five to Forever: A Little Bit About Their Love Story
Every couple brings their own energy to a session—and these two? They brought faith, fun, and that kind of chemistry you can’t fake.
They actually met the modern way: on a Christian dating app. Their conversations were filled with ease and meaning right from the start. He had this warmth in his profile photo, a sincerity that stood out—and she sent the first message. That single swipe? It turned into an all-night conversation, and not long after, their first date.
He picked something chill: movie night. But let’s be honest—neither of them remembers much about the film. The connection was the real feature. After the credits rolled, they took a walk under the stars, talking about everything and nothing until time disappeared. And just when he leaned in for that first kiss… she panicked, lifted her hand, and high-fived him instead.
It was awkward. It was hilarious. And it was so them. That moment became their favorite inside joke—perfectly capturing the joy, playfulness, and surprise that colors everything they do together.


That’s the Energy We Brought Into Their Engagement Session
You can feel their vibe in the photos. There’s movement, spontaneity, and a sweetness that’s rooted in something deeper than poses or perfect light. They weren’t trying to manufacture a moment—they were living one. And that high-five energy? It came back during the shoot. We joked, “Please no high-fives during the dip,” but they couldn’t help themselves—and I wouldn’t have it any other way.
When your story starts with laughter and grace, that becomes the foundation for everything that follows. Their session was a reflection of their love story—authentic, joyful, and full of little surprises that made the whole experience unforgettable.

Dipping, Twirling, Laughing—And Not Taking Itself Too Seriously
Let’s be honest—awkward posing is the worst. That’s why my sessions are built on movement, prompts, and real connection.
The best photos aren’t the ones where you’re standing still trying to “look perfect.” The best photos happen when you’re moving. When you’re playing. When you forget the camera’s even there.



Here's a breakdown of what our session looked like:
- The Dip: A spontaneous low dip that ended in a kiss and belly laughs when they almost fell over (spoiler: those were the shots they loved the most).
- The Twirl: She spun in her flowy, muted dress while he watched her glow in the light—and then pulled her in for a kiss.
- The “Whisper Something Weird” Prompt: It works every time. He whispered something that made her burst out laughing, and she looked at him like he was the only person on the planet.
- The Running Hug: She ran to him across the field and jumped into his arms. Pure movie moment.
- The Soft Sway: A quiet moment in the tall grass. Just breathing together, foreheads touching, the sun flaring behind them.
Every movement, every prompt was crafted to feel natural and fun. No “chin down, eyes here” kind of energy. Just authentic moments—and it showed in every frame.

How I Guide You Without Making You Feel Posed
I like to call it guided spontaneity. You’re not out there guessing what to do with your hands. I’m there with you every second, offering prompts that create motion and emotion. I’ll say things like:
- “Walk toward me like you just got engaged five seconds ago.”
- “Tell her why you’re marrying her. Say it slow. I don’t care if it’s cheesy.”
- “Dance like nobody’s watching. Then dip her like you're in a movie.”
- “Kiss like it’s your first kiss again.”
You’re never standing around feeling awkward. I keep it moving, fun, and full of real moments so your gallery is filled with personality—not poses.


The Vibe Was Casual-Editorial Meets Golden Hour Magic
This couple brought such intentional style. Effortless but elevated. Their outfits flowed with the landscape, and every piece complimented the other.
Here’s how they nailed it:
- Soft neutrals that matched the tones of the field (think beige, oatmeal, slate gray)
- Flowy fabrics that caught the light and moved with the wind
- Complimentary colors without being matchy-matchy
- Flat shoes because movement matters more than heels in a field
And don’t worry—if you’re not sure how to dress, I got you. Every booked couple receives my exclusive Styling Guide that covers what photographs best, how to flatter your body type, and how to coordinate without clashing. I even offer outfit consultations if you’re stuck.

Style Pro Tip: Coordinate, Don’t Copy
You don’t need to match. In fact—please don’t. Your outfits should compliment each other, not look like uniforms.
- If one of you is wearing a pattern, the other should go solid.
- If one of you is in earth tones, stick with complementary neutrals.
- Avoid logos, neon, or anything that screams 2005 Myspace profile.
Think timeless. Think understated. Let your connection be the loudest thing in the image.


Their Colorado Wedding Is Going to Be a Whole Vibe
I love when a couple’s engagement session tells the story of who they are—right now. Before the big day. Before the dress and the tux and the details. Just them.
These two are getting married in Estes Park, Colorado, where mountains meet sky. But for their engagement session? They wanted something chill. Something warm. Something that felt like a slow Sunday evening—glowy and grounded.
We shot playfully in the grass, laughed in the fields, and caught the last rays of sun as it dipped below the horizon. It was earthy and emotional and a little bit wild—and it couldn’t have been more perfect.

What a Real Engagement Session With Me Feels Like
Spoiler alert: It’s not awkward.
Most couples show up saying the same thing: “We’re not models,” or “We’ve never done this before.”
And by the end? They’re saying, “That was actually fun.”
Here’s what sets my sessions apart:
- Real Prompts: You’ll never wonder what to do next.
- Candid Vibes: Less posing, more playing.
- Epic Light: I chase the golden hour like it’s my job (because it is).
- Curated Styling Help: I’m part photographer, part stylist, part hype woman.
- Fast Turnaround: Sneak peeks within a few days. Full gallery within 2 weeks.

Your Engagement Session Should Feel Like a Date, Not a Photoshoot
Imagine this:
You’re walking barefoot in golden grass. The sun is melting into the sky behind you. You’re holding hands, laughing, sharing a quiet forehead-to-forehead moment. There’s no pressure. Just play.
That’s what we create together.
No awkward angles. No forced smiles. Just real connection, real emotion, and a gallery that looks like it belongs in a magazine.

Quick Tips for a Laid-Back, High-Vibe Engagement Session
1. Wear Clothes You Can Move In
Skip anything tight, stiff, or hard to walk in. We’re going to run, spin, dip, and dance.
2. Focus on Connection
Look at each other, talk to each other, whisper ridiculous things. Forget I’m there.
3. Bring the Extras
Champagne pop? Blanket for sitting? Your dog? Yes to all of it.
4. Trust the Process
It might feel silly in the moment. But those are the shots you’ll treasure the most.
5. Book a Photographer Who Gets It
You need someone who can read the light, create space for authenticity, and tell your story with intention. That’s what I do.

Why This Session Was a Whole Mood
This wasn’t just a shoot. It was a celebration of the season they’re in—engaged, wildly in love, and full of anticipation for the adventure ahead. We didn’t need a flashy location. Just light, connection, and the willingness to let loose.
They brought the energy. I brought the direction. And together, we created a gallery that felt authentic, artistic, and completely them.

Thinking About Your Own Engagement Photos? Read This First.
What You Don’t Need:
- A Pinterest board full of poses you’ll forget mid-session
- A fancy location with a complicated permit
- Stiff clothes that don’t reflect your vibe
What You Do Need:
- A photographer who makes you feel seen
- A location that lets you breathe and move
- Outfits that reflect your style and connection
- Permission to have fun and be yourselves

Let’s Tell Your Story Your Way
Whether you’re planning a destination wedding like Estes Park or keeping it close to home in Dallas-Fort Worth, your engagement session should be as unique as you are.
If you’re looking for images that feel like you—full of movement, emotion, and a little bit of that editorial magic—I’d love to be your third wheel.