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Houston & Katy Wedding Photography

The day moves fast. Let the photographs bring you back.

Wedding photography by Cinthia, for the celebration and the people you’ll want to remember.

More than the way it looked.

The people beside you. The look across the room. The celebration you’ve made your own. Years from now, I want you to feel the day again when you look at the photographs, not just see it.

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A thoughtful experience, from the first conversation.

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01

Your priorities

Before the wedding, I want to know what matters to you: the people you can’t imagine the day without and the parts of the plan you care about most.

02

Room to be present

Your wedding day is yours to live, not to manage for the camera. I keep things calm and simple so you can stay with your guests and actually feel the day.

03

Photographs with intention

I look for the photographs that will mean something later: a glance, a hand held a little longer, the room the moment it fills up.

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Meet Cinthia.

I’m Cinthia, a photographer with years of experience behind the camera. I’d love to hear about the people and moments that matter most to you.

What I value most is the people: the friend who has known you since school, the grandparent who made the trip, the quiet minute the two of you finally get alone. I also want being photographed to feel easy, so you can enjoy your own wedding and trust that the moments you care about are being seen.

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The small things you chose with care, and the people who made them matter.

Let’s find the right fit for your day.

Every wedding is planned a little differently. Your inquiry tells me your date, where you’re celebrating and what you have in mind, so we can talk about what makes sense for your day.

A few questions

How do we find out if our date is available?

Send your date through the inquiry form. I’ll review it and reply by email.

What if we haven’t chosen a date or venue?

That’s completely fine. You can still send an inquiry and leave those fields blank, or tell me what you’re considering.

What should we include in our inquiry?

Your first name and email are all the form needs. Anything else, like your plans or your partner’s name, is welcome but optional.

How do we reserve our date?

Start by telling us about your plans. Once we confirm availability and your collection, we will send an agreement and payment instructions. Your date is reserved after the agreement is completed and the required initial payment succeeds. An inquiry alone does not reserve a date.

Booking and policies

Where do you photograph weddings?

I’m a Houston photographer, and I photograph weddings in Houston and Katy.

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Tell me what you’re planning.

Share your date, if you have one, and a little about the day you have in mind.