There are many talented Houston wedding photographers that most times the decision to book one over the other comes down to personality. After all this time shooting weddings, I’ve begun to notice a pattern. I’ve noticed that most of my couples are very down to earth, a little shy, yet humorous and very much have built their relationships on the foundation of being best friends.
Audrie and Chris are no exception. They’ve known each other since middle school – but not until high school did they unite their hearts. They’ve grown up together quite literally, through the trials and tribulations of college and now as they succeed in their careers.
We started in the Heights but the sun was still a little bright, so we headed into the Canino Farmers Market to get some colorful sights and sounds. Who knew fruits and veggies could be so sexy.
After a quick change, we then left to the park that overlooks the bayou and I-10 and our Houston skyline.
Sunday afternoons are synonymous with laundry, being in pj’s and enjoying the comfort and warmth of your couch. And it was there – after a delicious spaghetti dinner that Chris made that he proposed. He asked her after washing the dishes if there was anything missing. Audie’s sweet tooth quipped, “mmm, dessert!”. Instead Chris got down on one knee in front of the couch and asked her to be his wife. Audrie says it was perfect, simple and genuine just like they are.
Congratulations Audrie and Chris – on finding love and friendship. Can’t wait to see you both happy and full of family and love in November at the Courtyard on St. James.
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To contact Michaelle Janet for her wedding availability or her boudoir portraits-
call her at 281-723-3757 or email: mail@tresorphotography.com
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