houston wedding photographer
your love
artfully captured
honestly lived
My approach is simple: a little direction when you need it, a fly on the wall when you don't.
I'll capture the big moments, the tiny details, and all the wonderfully unplanned stuff in between.
A mix of film, digital, and a little creative magic to give you photographs that don't just show you what happened, but take you right back.
we've been honored to have been featured in:
“Krystal is thoughtful, organized and amazing to work with!"
I did a lot of research into photographers because I wanted to make sure I got someone that would take beautiful pictures but also a photographer that would make me feel at ease. Not only did she photograph my engagement and wedding but I have also continued to use her for my other milestones in my life including my maternity and newborn shoot.
- Izel & Mario
My husband, who doesn’t enjoy the attention being on him, felt comfortable with Krystal’s direction.
I would 10/10 recommend Krystal to anyone looking for photography services! We hired her for our wedding, and our photos turned out amazing! not only did she capture the best parts of our special day, but she was very knowledgeable with posing, time management, and was super encouraging the entire day!
— lena & cody
Behind the Camera
An observer of
all the little details
Krystal Ruiz
Hey, I'm Krystal! Houston-based wedding photographer, lover of old movies, good books, art museums, and anything that feels a little nostalgic.
I've been photographing people in love for 16 years, and somewhere along the way, I realized the best photographs usually happen when people forget there's a camera around. My work is inspired by the little things: old family albums, the lighting in a good movie scene, and those wonderfully ordinary moments that end up meaning everything. I'm here to make sure you have a really good time, feel completely comfortable, and walk away with photographs that feel like you.
a touch of nostalgia
Some things are better on film.
There's something about film that digital just can't quite replicate. The grain, the colors, the imperfections, and that familiar feeling of flipping through an old family album.
I photograph weddings using both film and digital because I love the way they complement each other. A little nostalgia, a little modern magic, and photographs that already feel like memories.
