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Wedding Photographer in Katy, TX

Two photographers for your Katy wedding, from getting ready to the send-off, with couple portraits planned around the light and the spots that fit your day.

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  • From $1,200
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Recent work

Recent weddings near Katy

  • A wedding at Magnolia Meadows · Magnolia · April 2026
  • A backyard wedding · Magnolia · June 2026
  • A vineyard wedding at Messina Hof · Bryan · March 2026

Katy locations

Where we take wedding photos in Katy

These are the Katy spots we suggest most for wedding photos. For every spot in the area, see our Katy photographer guide.

Rick Rice Park

700 Westgreen Blvd

Best for: Families, couples, and seniors

A gazebo over a fountain pond, native plantings, and Francesca’s Garden.

Timing:
Morning or golden hour.

Willow Fork Park

Cinco Ranch

Best for: Families, engagements, and couples

A community lake with a pedestrian bridge, known for its sunsets.

Timing:
Late afternoon into sunset.

Katy Boardwalk

25551 Kingsland Blvd

Best for: Engagements, couples, and families

A waterfront boardwalk with sunsets over the water, herons, and turtles. We keep kids and pets back from the water, where geese can be aggressive.

Timing:
Sunset.
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Historic Downtown Katy

Avenue B and 3rd St, Old Katy

Best for: Couples, seniors, and families

Railroad heritage buildings with a small-town Texas feel.

Timing:
Golden hour.

Wedding venues near Katy

Beckendorff Farms

28533 Morton Rd

A 160-year-old timber-framed barn on a lake, seating up to 300.

Palm Royal Villa

3330 FM 1463

An 8-acre estate with a banquet hall for up to 300 and an outdoor courtyard.

Cottage Charm @ The Romack House

5806 4th St, Old Katy

A 1905 historic cottage shaded by 100-year-old trees.

KTX Legacy Venue

1306 Avenue A, Old Katy

An outdoor event venue in the heart of Katy.

The Springs Katy

4999 Buller Rd, Brookshire

An Italian-inspired villa and a rustic reserve for up to 320 guests.

Have a date in mind?

Tell us your date and the look you want, and we will suggest the Katy spot and the best time of day.

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How wedding photography with Studio37 works

  1. 1

    Timeline call

    We build the photo timeline with you and your planner: first look, family formals, golden-hour portraits, and the exit.

  2. 2

    Two photographers on the day

    Every collection includes two photographers, so the ceremony is covered from two angles and guest moments are not missed during formals.

  3. 3

    Sneak peek, then the gallery

    A 48-hour sneak peek comes first, followed by the full edited gallery in a private online gallery.

Seasons and timing in Katy

  • Summer heat pushes sessions to early morning or last light.
  • Fall brings mild weather and the October pumpkin patch.
  • Winters stay mild and green enough for year-round sessions.
  • Spring storms can flood the lake parks, so we check conditions after heavy rain.

Permits and park rules

  • Mary Jo Peckham Park: the county recommends a professional photo permit.
  • Rick Rice and Willow Fork parks have no published policy, so we confirm first.
  • Street photography in historic downtown generally needs no permit.

Travel

We travel throughout Montgomery County and Greater Houston from our Pinehurst studio.

Wedding Photography in Katy: questions

How much does a wedding photographer in Katy cost?

Wedding Photography with Studio37 starts at $1,200 in Katy, the same published price as everywhere we work. Two photographers come to every session.

Where are the best places for wedding photos in Katy?

For wedding photos in Katy we usually start with Rick Rice Park, Willow Fork Park, and Katy Boardwalk. We choose based on the look you want, the light at your session time, parking, and how much walking you want to do.

When is the best time of year for wedding photos in Katy?

Summer heat pushes sessions to early morning or last light. Fall brings mild weather and the October pumpkin patch. Winters stay mild and green enough for year-round sessions. Spring storms can flood the lake parks, so we check conditions after heavy rain.

Do you need a permit for wedding photos in Katy?

Mary Jo Peckham Park: the county recommends a professional photo permit. Rick Rice and Willow Fork parks have no published policy, so we confirm first. Street photography in historic downtown generally needs no permit.

Do you travel to Katy?

Yes. We travel throughout Montgomery County and Greater Houston from our Pinehurst studio.

Which wedding venues near Katy do you plan around?

Venues in our Katy planning notes include Beckendorff Farms, Palm Royal Villa, Cottage Charm @ The Romack House, KTX Legacy Venue, and The Springs Katy. If your venue is not listed, we scout it with you before the day. Every collection includes two photographers.

Ready to plan your Katy session?

Two photographers, published prices from $1,200, and a Katy spot matched to your wedding photos.