Meet Lynne
austin wedding photography
Photography with heart
new england &
The moments you’ll treasure most aren’t staged.
They’re preserved.
A wedding photograph can hold a lot: a memory, a feeling, proof of presence. Over time, it becomes something even more.
It becomes a touchstone when things feel busy. Something you’ll return to on rainy Tuesdays and milestone anniversaries. And something that whispers:
That’s who we were. That’s who we still are.
Meet my Grandma & Grandpa
My grandparents were my marriage role models—true north for how love can feel and last.
Growing up, I often found myself staring at the black-and-white wedding portrait on their mantel and thinking: That’s what I want one day.
Near the end of my grandmother’s life, though she’d forgotten many names, she still clutched that photo. Still swooned over my grandfather. Still made him blush.
That image became her anchor: A reminder of who they were and how they loved. That’s the kind of image I aim to create.
Not just something beautiful—but something that endures.
Legacy isn’t just something I value
– it’s the reason I do what I do.
A tangible legacy that remains, even when memories fade.
their story shapes my approach
Empathy in the moment. Integrity in the work.
And meaning in every frame.
Empathy at Every Turn
Weddings stir up every emotion—sometimes all at once. So, after 13+ years, I’ve learned to recognize the rhythm of a day, read a room, and sense what’s needed before anyone says a word.
On your wedding weekend, I’ll be the one who gently slows the morning when it’s racing ahead. Tells you it’s okay to take a breath. And dances alongside your wedding party as the band kicks in and the floor becomes packed with barefoot joy!
I’ll send reminders before you ask. Map out timelines with care. And hold space when it matters.
Because comfort creates honesty.
And honesty photographs beautifully.
“I really liked Lynne as a person, so I definitely felt comfortable having her around. That made a big difference in how I felt in front of the camera.”
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Ilana M.
Integrity That Runs Deep
Before I was a photographer, I spent a decade teaching high school history—a role that demanded preparation, presence, and follow-through. That background still shapes the way I show up: early, organized, and all in.
You see, I believe how you do anything is how you do everything.
So I double- and triple-check timelines. Back up your files multiple ways. Reach out to planners months in advance. And I do what I say I’ll do—every time.
Because what I do matters—to you, to your family, and to the story we’re telling together.
Over the course of thirteen years in the wedding industry, I've had the honor of being featured in several leading wedding blogs and publications. These include Style Me Pretty, The Knot, Loverly, Modern Luxury Weddings, and Boston Weddings Magazine, among others. I was inducted into The Knot Best of Weddings Hall of Fame in 2023 and I've also been recognized locally as a top Boston wedding photographer by Peerspace and named a “photographer to follow” by Boston Weddings Magazine.
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Renée Sabo, wedding planner
She has an incredible way of making everyone feel comfortable and confident, ensuring that each moment is captured naturally and beautifully.
Photography allows me to honor love stories like ours and yours—with care, clarity, and a deep respect for the moments that matter.
I didn’t grow up dreaming of becoming a photographer. I was a high school history teacher first, until my own wedding photos sparked a new path.
What started as curiosity became a mentorship with my own wedding photographer, and what began as assisting turned into a business that’s now spanned over 175 weddings.
I still bring my educator's heart to every part of the process: curious, compassionate, and always seeking to do right by the people I serve.
I recently moved across the country from New England to Texas with my husband, Scott. We’re college sweethearts and true soulmates. We don’t have kids, but we do have nephews we adore. Plus a love of donuts, new adventures, and a shared tattoo of the day we met.
