Amazing Canyonwood Wedding

Jason and Rachel married at Canyonwood Ridge in Dripping Springs, in the Austin Hill Country of Texas. The film is Super 8 plus digital: grain when the day wants memory, sharp when the faces need to win. Vows on the land. An epic party after dark. That is the cut.

Adam Grumbo Wedding Films is an Austin studio. Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio stay on the calendar. Canyonwood Ridge is close enough that an Austin couple can sleep in their own city the night before and still get limestone, oaks, and a ridge that looks at the hills.

Watch the film: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IupTQyFJboo

The banner is the two of them at golden hour. Foreheads touching. The Austin Hill Country open behind them. Canyonwood Ridge does that work without a painted backdrop.

Golden hour on the ridge. Canyonwood Ridge looking at the Austin Hill Country.

Pull in and the same moment becomes faces. Glasses. Soft smile. Rings on her hand. Tight couple work is not optional when the weekend is in Dripping Springs.

Foreheads touching. Rings in the light. Dripping Springs close work.

Before the people, the place. An aerial of Canyonwood Ridge: stone, dark metal roof, lawns, the Texas hills stretching out. If you are considering this venue, this is the honest establishing frame.

Canyonwood Ridge from above. Stone, lawn, Texas hills.

Super 8 under the oaks. Jason in a black tuxedo with the bouquet. Rachel in a strapless gown. Wide couple, same frame, grain on purpose. Austin Hill Country light through the leaves.

Under the oaks. Super 8 grain. Two people and a bouquet.

From behind: lace buttons, hands held, walking into the sun. Destination work from Austin looks like this when the land is Hill Country instead of a ballroom.

Walking into the sun. Lace buttons. Hands held.

Strong bride solo. Rachel smiling while the earring goes in. Ring sharp in the foreground. Getting ready at Canyonwood Ridge still has to feel like a person, not a checklist.

Earring in. Smile already. Getting ready at Canyonwood Ridge.

Jason at the ceremony. Bow tie, boutonniere, a smile aimed at her. Guests soft in the front. The Austin Hill Country soft behind the rail. Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio stay on the calendar. A ridge in Dripping Springs is the same assignment with more sky.

Ceremony smile. Hills soft behind him. Austin Hill Country in the bokeh.

Then the hands. Diamond bands on his shoulder. Soft faces behind. Detail work a Texas film owes the people who hired it.

Rings on his shoulder. The detail a Texas film owes the day.

Wide again. Silhouette on the ridge. Parasol. Clouds catching the last light over Dripping Springs. Couple together, environment loud.

Parasol against a Dripping Springs sunset. Wide and quiet.

Tight under the same parasol. Face to face. Clean light. The wide shots do not get to win every cut.

Face to face under the parasol. Soft light at Canyonwood Ridge.

Inside, the hall waits. Edison bulbs on black cords. White Chiavari. Long tables and rounds. Canyonwood Ridge set for dinner before the party takes the floor.

Hall before the party. Edison bulbs. White tables waiting.

First dance on a light up floor. Purple stone walls. A white DJ booth. Sneakers with glowing soles. The epic party is not a rumor. It is in the frame.

First dance on a light up floor. The epic party starts here.

Then the floor fills. Green light. Guests pressing in. Jason and Rachel in the middle of it. Austin weekends can throw this hard when the room is ready.

Crowd, green light, a hug in the middle. Canyonwood Ridge after dark.

Back outside for the last light. Parasol. Oaks. Silhouette of two people who already said the words. The Austin Hill Country does not need a filter.

Parasol, oaks, last light over the Austin Hill Country.

Reception faces still matter. Rachel laughing in the room. Pearl necklace. Guests soft around her. Smiling faces over blurry lasers every time.

She laughs at the reception. Faces still have to win cuts.

Close on the ridge again. Sun between them. Full skirt. Tuxedo. Wide couple, same frame, Texas sky doing the rest. That is Canyonwood Ridge done right.

Facing each other on the ridge. Sun between them. Texas wide.

We welcome everyone. Straight couples, LGBTQ+ couples, families who traveled, families who live down the road. Super 8, digital, or both.

If you want a wedding film at Canyonwood Ridge in Dripping Springs, or anywhere in the Austin Hill Country, write or call.

adam@adamgrumboweddingfilms.com

719-964-6971

Adam Grumbo Wedding Films

Austin and destination wedding videographer

Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, and wherever you say I do

Vendors for this day: Canyonwood Ridge (venue), Adam Grumbo Films (videographer), KMW Events with Krystal Wigfield (planning). Photographer and florist were not listed in the film credits we have, so they are left off rather than guessed.