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In the mean time, feel free to check out of some of our latest blogs below!
A vibrant LGBTQ wedding celebration at The Powel Crosley Estate in Sarasota brought together bold colors, heartfelt moments, and a film that captured it all. This styled shoot, designed by Love Loudly Events, marked the start of her full-time career as a wedding planner and highlighted the beauty of one of Florida’s most iconic venues.
Experience the charm of a vintage-inspired wedding at Sunken Gardens in St. Pete. Captured on both digital and Super 8 film by McNeile Photography, this lush garden celebration is a must-see for couples seeking timeless, documentary-style wedding photography in the Tampa Bay area.
Experience Jada & Stephan’s elegant, intimate wedding at Tampa Bay River Center, featuring handpicked florals, stunning sunsets, and heartfelt moments captured beautifully.
Super 8 wedding films are bringing nostalgic magic to Tampa Bay weddings. As a local documentary-style photographer, I explain what Super 8 videography is, how it differs from standard video, why it’s perfect for Florida weddings, and break down the costs & packages – helping you decide if this artistic, vintage film add-on is right for your big day.
This guide shares my firsthand experiences (and a few hard-earned planning tips!) at six of my favorite Tampa Wedding Venues and Sarasota Wedding Venues. I’ll highlight beautiful photo moments, notes on light and timing, and why each spot is a standout for documentary and even Super 8 film style photography. Think of it as advice from a friend who’s been behind the camera, all to help you plan a wedding day that feels both effortless and unforgettable.
Brooke & Gabe’s engagement session felt like one of those slow, sun-soaked St. Petersburg afternoons where everything falls into place naturally. From drinks at Perry’s Porch on the St. Pete Pier to ice cream beneath the trees at the Museum of Fine Arts, their session unfolded with ease, laughter, and zero pressure. It was less about posing and more about presence, capturing real connection in a way that felt honest, calm, and timeless.