A wedding couple kissing beside a lake, photographed by San Antonio wedding photographer Sasha By Design
Collections

What it costs, before you have to ask.

San Antonio wedding photography and videography packages, with starting prices so you can tell in ten seconds whether we're in your range. Every wedding is quoted for its own date, hours, and travel.

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Bridal

Starting at $335

  • 1-1.5 hours of shooting
  • 1 location
  • 75+ edited photos
  • Posing and direction
  • 2-3 week delivery time
  • Black-and-white photo album
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Essential

Starting at $2,125

  • 4-5 hours of shooting
  • 100+ edited photos
  • Posing and direction
  • 4-5 week delivery time
  • Black-and-white photo album
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Premier

Starting at $2,525

  • 6-7 hours of shooting
  • 200+ edited photos
  • Posing and direction
  • 1 hour of planning services
  • 3-4 week delivery time
  • Black-and-white photo album
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Ultimate

Starting at $2,825

  • 8-9 hours of shooting
  • 400+ edited photos
  • Posing and direction
  • 2 hours of planning services
  • 3-4 week delivery time
  • Black-and-white photo album
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Family Photography

Starting at $275

  • 60 minutes of shooting
  • 50+ edited photos
  • 1 location
  • Posing and direction
  • 2-3 week delivery time
  • Black-and-white photo album
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A travel fee may apply based on location.

How to book

How to book

  1. Send an inquiry through the site
  2. Get a quote back by email
  3. Sign the contract
  4. Hop on a pre-wedding call to go over the day
  5. Show up ready to party on your wedding day
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Couples who booked

“Sasha is the BEST photographer we could have asked for on our special day!! She paid so much attention to detail and always made sure that we had everything that we needed. Plus she was so fun and lively the whole day and made everything so positive!! Love love love her!!!”
Madi Martin · Google review
“Sasha by Design is amazing! Sasha took my maternity pictures and everything was perfect! She picked a beautiful location and helped pose us in ways that felt so comfortable and natural. I also loved how she captured fun candid photos that really gave the pictures so much personality. Would highly recommend!”
Lauren Rowberry · Google review
Common questions

What's the process to book?

  1. Send an inquiry through the site
  2. Get a quote back by email
  3. Sign the contract
  4. Hop on a pre-wedding call to go over the day
  5. Show up ready to party on your wedding day

Do you travel?

Yes, anywhere your wedding takes us. We photograph and film weddings in San Antonio, New Braunfels, Boerne, Fredericksburg, Canyon Lake, Seguin, Kerrville, Wimberley, San Marcos, Austin, and across the Texas Hill Country. A small travel fee may apply depending on distance, quoted along with your date.

How much do we need to plan ourselves?

Very little. Once you're booked, we'll hop on two planning calls to build your timeline, plan around sunset, and sort the family photo list — plus full posing and direction on the day, so you don't have to know what to do in front of a camera.

How many photos do we get?

It depends on your collection — anywhere from 75 to 450+ edited images depending on hours booked. Every frame worth keeping in that range makes the gallery.

When do we see everything?

You'll get a sneak peek within 48 hours of your wedding, so you're never left wondering how it turned out. Full delivery time is listed with each collection above — anywhere from one week for a bridal session to five or six weeks for a full day of photo and video.

How will we receive our finished album?

Digitally, by email — a private link where you can view, share, and download your full gallery.

What holds our date?

A signed agreement and a retainer. Until both are in, the date stays open to anyone.

How much does a wedding photographer cost in San Antonio?

Starting prices for every collection are listed above, from a short bridal session to a full day of photo and video. Every wedding is quoted for its own date, hours, and travel, so send us your date and we'll give you a real number.

Do we need a wedding videographer as well as a photographer?

Not everyone does, but a film keeps what a photo can't: the vows in your own voices, the noise of the room, the way your grandmother laughed. We shoot both photography and videography, so you get both through one vendor, one timeline, and one style.

How far in advance should we book a wedding photographer?

As soon as you have your date and venue. A date is only held once the agreement and retainer are in, so the earlier you inquire, the more likely we're free. Send your date and we'll tell you straight.

How many hours of wedding photography do we need?

Our photo collections run from 4-5 hours to 8-9 hours, and photo and video together covers 7-8. A good rule is from getting ready through the first dance, and we'll plan the timeline with you on our two planning calls so the hours go where they matter.

Should we do a first look?

A first look lets us take couple portraits and family photos before the ceremony, which takes pressure off your timeline and often gives you better light. It isn't required. If you'd rather see each other for the first time at the aisle, we'll plan around that.

Should we do an engagement session before the wedding?

It's a relaxed way to get comfortable in front of the camera and meet us before the big day. You'll know how we direct and pose, and we'll know how you move together.

What happens if it rains on our wedding day?

We plan a backup together on our planning calls, with indoor spots and covered locations picked ahead of time. Rain can make for beautiful, moody photos, and a wedding day rarely loses anything that planning can't recover.

Recent workPhoto & video
Gold chargers, blue linen napkins, and loose wildflowers set an outdoor reception table under dappled shade. Wedding photography and videography in San Antonio by Sasha By Design
The bride and groom walk hand in hand past the temple's stone columns, her bouquet swinging beside her. Texas Hill Country wedding photographer Sasha By Design
The couple sharing a kiss on a lakeside lawn as storm clouds roll over the mountains behind them. Wedding photography and videography in San Antonio by Sasha By Design
The bride and groom raise joined hands on the temple steps as groomsmen and bridesmaids cheer on either side. New Braunfels wedding photographer Sasha By Design
The whole family standing together beside a split-rail fence on a dirt trail in the mountains. New Braunfels family photographer Sasha By Design
A large extended family gathered on the lawn in front of a white barn and big trees. Family photography by Sasha By Design, a San Antonio and New Braunfels family photographer
A couple holding their newborn on a wooden boardwalk in a mountain valley. New Braunfels family photographer Sasha By Design
The bride, seen from behind in a pearl-dotted veil, resting a hand on the groom beside a snow-laden pine. New Braunfels bridal photography by Sasha By Design
Seen from behind, the groom kisses the bride's forehead as her veil and bow catch the breeze in an aspen grove. Bridal portraits by San Antonio wedding photographer Sasha By Design
The bride and groom crossing a marble lobby hand in hand, past a brass elevator and staircase. Texas Hill Country bridal photographer Sasha By Design
The groom kissing the bride's forehead on a misty lakeshore with pine-covered mountains behind them. New Braunfels bridal photography by Sasha By Design
The couple laughing together in a snowy valley, mountains rising behind them in soft daylight. New Braunfels engagement photographer Sasha By Design
The couple laughing together in a mountain meadow, her hand on his arm as a steep ridge rises behind them. Engagement photos by San Antonio wedding photographer Sasha By Design
The couple laughing together in an open lawn, arms linked, a big cottonwood spreading overhead. Texas Hill Country engagement photography by Sasha By Design
Reflected in a round gold mirror, a makeup artist leans in to finish the seated bride's look
The couple shares a kiss as bridesmaids and groomsmen cheer and lift bouquets in the air around them