Laura and Chris

Austin Motel

Strolling hand-in-hand past the legendary Continental Club, this Austin elopement captures the magic of music, love, and local charm all in one frame.

I love you so much (and for so long)

Laura and Chris met at a honky tonk and never looked back. They've been together 11 years now, building a life on the east side full of late-night tacos, vinyl records, and good people. When it came time to get married, they didn’t want a big production—they just wanted something real.

With neon lights glowing behind them, this bride and groom lean in for a sweet moment outside a local Austin favorite. A romantic photo with urban charm and vintage flair.

This joyful couple says “I do” beneath colorful neon lights at a retro-inspired venue in the heart of Austin, Texas. A perfect blend of playful and heartfelt for a uniquely Austin elopement.

A vibrant stained-glass-style awning frames a passionate post-ceremony kiss, adding a whimsical splash of color to this romantic Austin wedding moment.

They booked a night at the Austin Motel, said their vows under the neon sign, and let the day unfold from there. After the ceremony, they wandered down South Congress, grabbed drinks, snapped photos, and took it all in.

It felt like them—laid back, full of joy, and rooted in the city they love.

Capturing a walk past the famous “I love you so much” mural, this photo is a must for any Austin elopement. A true local landmark and heartfelt backdrop for newlyweds.

This couple's laid-back Austin elopement features cowboy boots, a bouquet of thistles, and classic Texas style—perfect for couples looking for a casual yet polished celebration.

A candid and playful moment between bride and groom along the color-blocked buildings of Austin’s quirky downtown. Effortlessly cool and filled with joy.

Laura and Chris met at a honky tonk and never looked back. They've been together 11 years now, building a life on the east side full of late-night tacos, vinyl records, and good people. When it came time to get married, they didn’t want a big production—they just wanted something real.
They booked a night at the Austin Motel, said their vows under the neon sign, and let the day unfold from there. After the ceremony, they wandered down South Congress, grabbed drinks, snapped photos, and took it all in.
It felt like them—laid back, full of joy, and rooted in the city they love.

I love you so much (and for so long)

Get married however you please.

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