Two photographers for your Montgomery wedding, from getting ready to the send-off, with couple portraits planned around the light and the spots that fit your day.
“We had a smooth and seamless experience with Studio 37. We had a bit of cold weather to work around and they were very accommodating. So responsive, kind and professional.”
Montgomery locations
These are the Montgomery spots we suggest most for wedding photos. For every spot in the area, see our Montgomery photographer guide.
Behind the Charles B. Stewart Library
Best for: Families, seniors, and couples
A pond trail, koi pond, waterfall, butterfly garden, and wooden fences give real variety in a small footprint, so a full session never looks repetitive.
770 Clepper Dr
Best for: Engagements, couples, seniors, and history-loving families
Restored 1800s log cabins and historic homes, including the 1867 Crane Cabin and the Arnold-Simonton House, the oldest home in Montgomery. It sits next to Memory Park, so we often pair them.
TX-105
Best for: Families and casual couples or seniors
Century-old cedars give an old-Texas feel, and the dense shade makes it a real summer option.
McCown St and the FM 149 corridor
Best for: Seniors, branding, and couples
Brick storefronts and antique signage with the birthplace-of-Texas small-town feel.
15264 TX-105
Best for: Engagements, couples, seniors, and maternity
A boardwalk, boats, and Lake Conroe sunsets with masts in the frame. Private property, so we get permission from management first.
495 S Pine Lake Rd
A 20-acre lakeside estate with an indoor chapel, covered in our venue guides.
13576 Forest Ln
A rustic-chic barn in the piney woods with a light-filled chapel and covered bridge.
1951 S Pine Lake Rd
A ranch with a centuries-old oak ceremony site, a lake, and a renovated reception barn.
2849 Old Dobbin Rd
A historic early-1900s pumping station with chapel and outdoor ceremony sites.
A rustic farm-style venue for smaller weddings.
Tell us your date and the look you want, and we will suggest the Montgomery spot and the best time of day.
We build the photo timeline with you and your planner: first look, family formals, golden-hour portraits, and the exit.
Every collection includes two photographers, so the ceremony is covered from two angles and guest moments are not missed during formals.
A 48-hour sneak peek comes first, followed by the full edited gallery in a private online gallery.
We travel throughout Montgomery County and Greater Houston from our Pinehurst studio.
Wedding Photography with Studio37 starts at $1,200 in Montgomery, the same published price as everywhere we work. Two photographers come to every session.
For wedding photos in Montgomery we usually start with Memory Park, Fernland Historical Park, and Cedar Brake Park. We choose based on the look you want, the light at your session time, parking, and how much walking you want to do.
Bluebonnets line FM 149 and TX-105 from late March through April. Fall is peak wedding season at the barn venues, and October and November dates book out. The Lake Conroe side is humid with mosquitoes from May to October.
Fernland Historical Park requires a City of Montgomery photography permit, arranged before the shoot. Waterpoint Marina is private, so we get permission first. Other city parks and downtown have no published policy; we confirm before booking.
Yes. We travel throughout Montgomery County and Greater Houston from our Pinehurst studio.
Venues in our Montgomery planning notes include The Luminaire, Big Sky Barn, Pine Lake Ranch, Olde Dobbin Station, and Miller’s Creek Rustic Events. If your venue is not listed, we scout it with you before the day. Every collection includes two photographers.
Two photographers, published prices from $1,200, and a Montgomery spot matched to your wedding photos.