I’m usually the one starting a conversation, making someone laugh, or getting a little too excited when a good song comes on. I love being around people. It’s a big part of why this work feels so natural to me.

But there’s a quieter side to how I photograph a wedding. I’m paying attention to who you look for in a room, who gets emotional during a toast, and what happens just outside the obvious photograph.

My own wedding helped me understand why that matters. My wife and I loved our day, but our photographs didn’t bring back the feeling of being there. I’d thought mostly about getting a good deal. I hadn’t understood how much I’d want those pictures to hold.

That stays with me when I photograph someone else’s family. I want to know who matters to you, and I care about how they feel around me. Sometimes that means a little humor. Sometimes it means putting the camera down for a moment and listening.

I bring that same care to the team around you. Your planner and I should be able to work things out without handing you another decision. You’ve got people to see. I’ve got plenty to pay attention to.

I’m Eddy. I take the photographs seriously. Myself, a little less so.

FLORIDA & DESTINATION WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHER

My wife and I have been together since high school. A lot has changed since then, including adding two daughters to the mix, but having her in my corner hasn’t.

This business has my name on it, but my family is a big part of what makes it possible. They support me, keep me grounded, and give me plenty of reasons to pick up a camera when I’m not working.

The Almaguer crew.

Watching our girls grow has also changed what I notice in photographs. Sometimes a picture I barely thought about when I took it becomes the one I’m most glad I have. I think about that when I’m photographing your family, too.

I love kicking off the day with all the beautiful little details. I think of this as my warm-up—the quiet, creative moment before the excitement unfolds. These pieces tell your story, and capturing them helps me get into the rhythm of your day while giving you a lovely start to your gallery.

Portrait time with you and your new spouse is, without a doubt, my favorite part of the day. It’s when I get to create some of my best work while you two soak in being just married. These are the moments you'll frame, flip through for years, and remember exactly how it felt.

here’s nothing quite like the rush of a first look. I can never get enough of the raw emotion—whether it’s joyful tears or the biggest grin. You’ve spent the morning getting ready, and this is the moment it all becomes real. Just the two of you, seeing each other for the first time. Magic.

Bridal Details

Portraits

First Look

My Wedding Day Favorites