Congratulations on your upcoming wedding! If you’re considering an Old Orange County Courthouse wedding, you’re in for a treat. Not only is the courthouse a beautiful and historic venue, but it’s also an affordable option for couples on a budget.
Tamron 35-150mm F2-2.8 Full Wedding Day Review- This is a real world review of the newest lens from Tamron…
Last week we had the pleasure of shooting around Old Orange County Courthouse for this couple’s beautiful wedding ceremony. Although…
Earlier this wedding season, we had the pleasure of photographing a gorgeous wedding at The Hacienda in Santa Ana, California. If you’re not familiar with The Hacienda, it’s this beautiful venue located in Orange County
We met up with Michelle And Brett before their old Orange County Courthouse wedding in Santa Ana, CA. It was a beautiful warm sunny California day, as usual, not a cloud in the sky. One thing that we love about the Santa Ana Courthouse…
During 2020, when most weddings were being postponed, a lot of people opted to do Courthouse Weddings. Now, we’ve always done Courthouse Weddings periodically so it wasn’t anything new to us. However with the new rules set in place by the California state, there were some changes at the Old orange county courthouse for weddings. For example, we weren’t allowed to go inside the ceremony while they were exchanging vows. This was new and an adjustment here in Santa Ana and in Laguna Hills Civic Center but we made the best out of it. We were still able to do photos around the area. In Downtown Santa Ana, inside the city hall while they waited or after. It’s a beautiful location here in Orange County so regardless of the limitations, we were still able to make it work.
Last week we photographed Meril and Josh’s beautiful wedding. After the wedding we got on the phone and they told me that before they headed back to Texas they wanted to do a photoshoot here in California. Immediately I started thinking of cool locations for them. I knew that a simple beach or trail wasn’t gonna cut it so I told them “what about the sand dunes?”. It didn’t take them long at all to respond with a resounding “yes!”
