Tristan & Cameron
A wedding at The Farmhouse, filled with family first looks, emerald green, cowboy boots—and a vintage fire-truck getaway.
“Through your work we can relive these memories forever.”From Tristan & Cameron’s handwritten thank-you letter
A day with their names on it
Emerald-green table runners, warm rose tones and a wooden sign bearing their names set the scene for Tristan and Cameron’s wedding at The Farmhouse in Montgomery, Texas, on October 24, 2025. Across the bright reception room, flowers and personal details carried that same palette through the day.
More than one first look
The first looks were a whole chapter of the day. Cameron shared a moment with his parents; Tristan revealed her dress to her parents, then to Cameron’s parents, and then to her bridesmaids. Each gathering brought a different photograph: an embrace, a hand reaching out, a surprised smile.
Together at the end of the aisle
The ceremony brought everyone together in a light-filled room. Green dresses, pale jackets and cowboy hats framed the aisle as Tristan made her entrance. At the front, the couple stood face to face and held hands beneath the flowers.
The flower girls
Just married
Making it official
A little time for two
After the ceremony, we made time for portraits together—inside beneath the large windows and outside beside the water. A close portrait framed by flowers added another view of the bride and the wedding’s colors.
Boots up, then onto the dance floor
The reception made room for both tender moments and playfulness. There were dances and a shoe game, with the couple seated back to back, raising a shoe or boot to answer the DJ’s questions. Then came more dancing, a bouquet toss and photographs full of movement.
A few words from her father
A getaway with family history
For their send-off, a grandparent brought a vintage fire truck. It gave the day one more detail that belonged to this family—and a wonderfully distinctive way for Tristan and Cameron to leave their celebration.