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Kameron and Britten’s wedding at Lost Mission in Spring Branch, Texas, was a true reflection of their easygoing relationship. Coordinated by Nicole Jenrette, their day gave them plenty of space to enjoy genuine moments with the people they care about most.

Their story started online in Austin, where a walk along the Zilker Hike and Bike Trail won over Kameron’s dog, Ellie. After realizing they both grew up in small towns named Luling and getting engaged at a pier chapel in Jamaica with local beach cats nearby, their wedding day at Lost Mission brought that same relaxed, personal energy to the Texas Hill Country.

Kameron & Britten’s Wedding Highlight Film

Their highlight film captures the sounds and emotions of the day, from the quiet laughter shared during their vows to the cheers from guests as they walked out of the chapel together. It brings together the atmosphere of their ceremony and the energy of the reception, preserving the moments that made their celebration uniquely theirs.

A Wedding at Lost Mission

Setting the Scene at Lost Mission

Lost Mission provided a private setting in the Texas Hill Country, featuring Spanish-style architecture, stone arches, and quiet outdoor paths. The venue offered a dedicated space for Kameron, Britten, and their guests to spend the day together.

Getting Ready and First Looks

The morning started in the bridal suite with Kameron and her bridesmaids finishing hair and makeup together. Nearby, Britten got ready with his groomsmen before the ceremony.

Before heading to the chapel, Kameron did a first look with her father. Stepping away from the group for a moment gave them time to talk quietly before the ceremony started.

Wedding Party & Couple Portraits

Group photos with the bridesmaids, groomsmen, and flower girls were taken along the outdoor garden paths, catching natural smiles and interactions alongside classic group shots.

Afterward, Kameron and Britten spent a few quiet moments together among the stone arches and garden paths at Lost Mission before rejoining their guests.

The Chapel Ceremony at Lost Mission

Guests filled the chapel benches as the ceremony began. Fr. Jim Kee-Rees from Annunciation Episcopal Church officiated as Kameron and Britten exchanged their vows in front of their family and friends.

The Reception & Celebration

The reception hall was set up with green accents and light pink floral arrangements by Phyllis Raemsch, adding color against the wood and stone features of the building.

After their grand entrance, Kameron and Britten went straight into their first dance, followed by dances with their parents. Once the formal set concluded, Royal Dukes Band opened the dance floor for the night.

Halfway through the evening, Kameron changed into a second outfit for the rest of the reception. The music kept going late into the night, ending with Kameron and Britten sharing one last quiet dance alone in the empty room after guests had departed.

Documenting Kameron and Britten’s celebration at Lost Mission showed how much meaningful detail lives in unscripted moments. From their quiet conversations before entering the chapel to the high energy on the dance floor with Royal Dukes Band, their photos and film tell the story of a day that was entirely theirs.

The Wedding Team 

Venue, Catering, & Bar: Lost Mission, Spring Branch
Coordinator: Nicole Jenrette 
Photo and Video: PhotoHouse Films
Hair & Makeup: Katy Reddell Beauty
Florist: Phyllis Raemsch
Cake: Emerald Whisk
Band: Royal Dukes Band
Officiant: Fr. Jim Kee-Rees, Annunciation Episcopal Church

The PHF Collections:

PHOTOGRAPHY

— Collections from $4,200
Two photographers on every collection. One camera can only ever be in one place, and the moment you will want back is rarely the one everybody was already pointed at.

PHOTOGRAPHY & FILM TOGETHER

— Collections from $7,700
One team, one timeline, one plan. Nobody meets for the first time at your first look, and your gallery and your film look like the same wedding — because they were.

FILM

— Collections from $3,800
A photograph holds what the day looked like. It cannot hold your father's voice breaking halfway through the toast, or the fifteen seconds before the doors opened when nobody was talking yet.

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