The 1850’s Settlement Wedding Photos | San Antonio Wedding Photographers

The 1850’s Settlement is an amazing venue for wedding photos, Engagement sessions, and Bridals! I was beyond excited when Alice + Kyle booked me for their 4th of July wedding at such an amazing + rustic venue!

Alice + Kyle

As you can clearly see in these images.. these two are IN LOVE– and it shows! Kyle was absolutely smitten with Alice. I loved photographing these two together. Such an amazing couple. Alice was a beautiful bride and was glowing throughout the wedding day.

Alice + Kyle did an amazing job planning their wedding. I loved their Casual, Fiesta, south Texan theme.  All the floral arrangements were made by Alice and Kyle’s mom. How amazing is that?! The flowers were beyond gorgeous and something Alice + Kyle will have forever!

The 1850’s settlement is full of beautiful spots, but one of my favorites are the Homestead and the Stagecoach. I loved the old limestone rock buildings. So much history in this small area. You can read all about this amazing venue here.

The reception was held in the barn . San Antonio wedding band Max Stalling really knew how to keep the party going and everyone on the dance floor.  Everyone had a great time dancing the night away. I loved the laid back feel of this wedding + all the little personal touches made by the bride and groom. The attire for this wedding was Texas casual…perfect for a 4th of July (Texas Summertime) wedding. 🙂

All images © Monica Roberts Photography | Please do not copy or print any images from this blog post. For questions, please email info@monicarphotography.com

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Vendors: ::  Venue: 1850’s Settlement | Band: Max Stalling | Bakery: SA pops Ice Cream |

– To photograph is to hold one’s breath, when all faculties converge to capture fleeting reality. It’s at that precise moment that mastering an image becomes a great physical and intellectual joy. – Henri Cartier-Bresson