The Bohde Collective
Dripping Springs · Driftwood · Texas Hill Country

Dripping Springs Wedding Photographer.

Fun, funky, famously unposed. Hey y'all — I'm Caity, and I photograph weddings in the wedding capital of the Texas Hill Country.

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★★★★★ 5.0 from 47 couples · 15+ Dripping Springs weddings shot
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Getting married in Dripping Springs?

You picked the unofficial wedding capital.

Dripping Springs has earned its nickname. The town and the surrounding Driftwood area are home to some of the most photographed wedding venues in Texas — Camp Lucy, Stonehouse Villa, Hamilton Pool, and a dozen smaller estates and ranches that turn weddings into multi-day events.

The vibe out here is full Hill Country: oak canopies, limestone, wildflowers in spring, and a 35-minute drive from downtown Austin that feels like a different state entirely. The golden hour through the oaks at Stonehouse, the Tuscan bell tower at Camp Lucy — these are the shots that pay your photographer back every time you look at them.

I've shot enough Dripping Springs / Driftwood weddings to know every light pocket on the major venues. If you're getting married out here, we should talk timeline.

Top Dripping Springs venues

Venues I've shot here.

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Real Dripping Springs weddings

Some recent FOMO.

Pricing

What it costs.

Weddings

From $3,395

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Elopements

From $2,095

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Engagements

From $695

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Lifestyle

From $695

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Real talk · Dripping Springs FAQ

Things Dripping Springs couples always ask me.

Do you charge travel fees for Dripping Springs?

Nope. Dripping Springs and Driftwood are both inside the 100-mile no-fee zone. Same for Hamilton Pool, Wimberley, and surrounding areas.

What's the difference between Camp Lucy and Stonehouse Villa for photos?

Camp Lucy gives you scale and architectural drama (frescoed chapel, bell tower, Tuscan estate). Stonehouse Villa gives you intimacy and oak-canopy light. Both photograph beautifully — it's a vibe choice more than a quality choice.

What's the best time for a Hill Country ceremony?

Aim for ceremony end 60-90 minutes before sunset. The Hill Country light in the last hour before sunset is the reason you booked out here — we want the recessional, family photos, and golden hour portraits all inside that window.

Is there lodging on-site?

Camp Lucy has on-site cottages and is built for weekend-long events. Stonehouse Villa coordinates partner properties nearby. For larger guest counts, plan early — Dripping Springs lodging books up 6+ months in advance during peak season.

How early should we arrive at the venue?

If you're getting ready at the venue, I usually start 4-5 hours before ceremony for full coverage. If you're getting ready off-site, plan to be at the venue 90 minutes before ceremony for first looks, family portraits, and detail shots.

From Dripping Springs couples

Real reviews · real Dripping Springs weddings.

"She knew every magic light pocket at Camp Lucy. We just trusted her."

— Zach & Andreas · Camp Lucy

"Oak tree + golden hour + Caity = the photos we will frame forever."

— Ashley & Danny · Stonehouse Villa

"She pulled us for a bell tower moment we didn't know we needed. Worth it."

— Wedding couple · Camp Lucy
Where else I shoot
Austin → Hill Country → Destination →

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