Your Custom Super 8 Wedding Collections

Kayla & Dylan

Fall 2027

Black and white portrait of a woman with shoulder-length dark hair, smiling at the camera, wearing a light-colored top and a patterned scarf.
Black and white portrait of a woman with shoulder-length dark hair, smiling at the camera, wearing a light-colored top and a patterned scarf.
Three black and white photo booth portraits of a young woman with dark wavy hair, wearing a light-colored top and a patterned scarf. In the first image, she is smiling broadly. In the second image, she has her eyes closed and is making a peace sign with her right hand. In the third image, she is tilting her head and smiling with her tongue slightly sticking out.

Hey There! It’s Me, Cameryn.

I’m a photographer and filmmaker based in Texas, but even more than that, I’m someone who believes deeply in the beauty of storytelling. I graduated from Abilene Christian University with a degree in Kinesiology, but somewhere along the way, I realized my truest calling was capturing life’s most meaningful, fleeting moments—the kind you want to bottle up and hold onto forever.

Faith, family and meaningful connection are the pillars of my life. My relationship with Jesus informs not only my work, but the way I try to approach the world: with reverence, intentionality and a heart wide open to beauty—even in the smallest, quietest moments.

When I’m not behind the camera, you can usually find me outside soaking up the sunshine, sharing long meals and belly laughs with the people I love most, working out or searching for vintage treasures. I have a soft spot for handwritten letters, golden-hour walks, a really good love story and anything that feels a little like stepping back in time.

My photography style is inspired by vintage romance, honest emotion and a deep appreciation for editorial beauty. I believe weddings aren’t simply events—they’re sacred stories filled with legacy, emotion and once-in-a-lifetime moments that deserve to be preserved honestly and artfully.

At the end of the day, I’m not there to stage your story or make your wedding feel like a production. I’m there to preserve it: the real smiles, the softest glances, the joyful chaos, the holiness of it all.

Kailey, the way you described wanting to truly experience your wedding rather than spending the day creating content is exactly why I do what I do. I want you and Easton to feel completely present while knowing the quiet moments, beautiful details, traditional portraits and faraway candid perspectives are all being thoughtfully preserved.

I’m so glad you’re here. I cannot wait to meet you both.

Your wedding is not a styled shoot, and you should never feel like you’re performing for the camera.

My approach combines thoughtful guidance with documentary observation. We’ll create the traditional portraits that matter, preserve the details you’ve intentionally chosen and then leave space for your day to unfold naturally.

I’ll step in when you need direction and quietly step back when the moment deserves room to breathe. That includes the close, emotional photographs as well as the more distant perspectives that allow you to see the full scene: the way your parents watch from across the room, the movement surrounding you and the small interactions you may not notice as they happen.

The result is imagery that feels refined but never overly produced—honest, nostalgic, emotionally grounded and entirely your own.

The Experience

The Experience

Documentary at heart

Black and white photo of a bride and groom standing back to back, the bride leaning against a wall with her eyes closed and the groom looking at his phone. The bride wears a wedding dress with lace sleeves, and the groom is in a tuxedo.
Group of people celebrating with confetti, some wearing masks or costumes, in a festive environment.
Group of people celebrating with confetti, some wearing masks or costumes, in a festive environment.

A Film That Feels Like Your Day

A Film That Feels Like Your Day

Whimsical, moody, romantic—and full of the people you love. Your wedding film will preserve the feeling of your celebration through authentic Super 8: soft movement, beautiful grain, and little moments that become more meaningful with time.

These collections offer room for either venue you’re considering, with coverage shaped around your final timeline and the moments that matter most to you.

The Super 8 Experience

Super 8 captures your day in intentional, moving snippets woven into a music-led highlight film. Since this will be your main wedding film, I want you to know exactly what to expect: a nostalgic, emotional keepsake rather than continuous recordings of your ceremony, vows, or speeches. Live audio is not included.

More coverage gives us room to capture different chapters of your day; the finished film remains approximately 3-8 minutes in length

What Happens Next

What Happens Next

A signed agreement and nonrefundable retainer of one-third of your selected collection are required to reserve your date.

The remaining balance may be divided into a flexible payment schedule and is due in full one month before the wedding. All investments are subject to applicable sales tax.

Once your date is officially reserved, I’ll be there throughout the planning process to help create a photography-friendly timeline, answer questions and ensure your priorities are thoughtfully incorporated into the day.

I would be so honored to document the beginning of this chapter for you and Easton—and to preserve your wedding in a way that feels honest, nostalgic, intentional and completely your own.
Black and white photo of a bride and groom standing outdoors. The bride is wearing a strapless wedding gown and veil, and the groom is dressed in a tuxedo with a bow tie. They are facing each other and smiling, holding a bouquet of flowers.
Black and white photo of a bride and groom standing outdoors. The bride is wearing a strapless wedding gown and veil, and the groom is dressed in a tuxedo with a bow tie. They are facing each other and smiling, holding a bouquet of flowers.