[ SCENE 32 // THE OLANA ]
Winona, waiting on the groomsmen, so we could wrap up portraits and get to the reception. A masterclass in regal patience—with a "get moving, boys" look that cut straight through the French grandeur.
Boom Boom Love Studio —
A boutique approach to wedding filmmaking centered on the art of observation. Captured on digital and super 8. Dallas based, available anywhere.
My approach is for the couple who values the legacy of the little moments over a staged production. If you want to spend your wedding day leaning into each other—not performing for a lens—we’re going to be a perfect match.
[ THE ARCHIVES ] A collection of un-staged treasures and observed moments.
[ ARCHIVE 01: THE FRENCH FARMHOUSE. ]
Is it France, is it Texas?
A slice of Provence tucked away in the North Texas country—all white, dusty blues, and the kind of unfussy, refined elegance that usually requires a passport. Between the open fields and the quiet corners of the farmhouse, I focused on the movement and human connection – the quiet moments in the morning to the dance party in the evening. A European editorial dream, rooted in Texas soil.
[ ARCHIVE 02: THE LAKE HOUSE. ]
A family property on Lake George held since the 1700s—this wasn’t just a wedding weekend; it was a chapter in a 300-year-old story. I spent the days capturing the crisp Huletts Landing air, the echoes of karaoke and singing, and a Victorian mansion with the rumor that it’s haunted, but mostly felt like it was built specifically for Super 8. It was a weekend defined by deep roots and effortless connection; the kind of film I still find myself rewatching just to feel the warmth of that autumn light again.
[ ARCHIVE 03: THE IOWA SUNSET. ]
The Midwest wind was relentless that Autumn day—the kind of weather that’s a pain for your bridal hair, but dreamy on camera. I remember Lizzie’s mom being reflective in the quiet of the morning, and the way Jeb finally gave her every girl's dream: a classic lift into the golden hour glow of an Iowa sunset.
Meet Lauren:
Hello, hello! Welcome to Boom Boom Love.
I’m Lauren :)
On wedding days I take the roll of observer— I maintain a very low profile.
I like to think of my films being more sided with a short indie film, or a music video. I’m looking for the texture, the motion, the layers of personalities and emotions— hunting for the subtle nuances that define a couple’s own specific language, and the 'beautifully imperfect' moments that actually carry the memory.