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Lake Tahoe Wedding Photographers

Capturing your people, your place and the moments worth remembering.

Capturing Moments Meant To Be Remembered

There are a hundred reasons to choose Tahoe.

Maybe your family has been coming here for generations. Maybe weekends here have always meant skis in the winter, bikes in the summer, and everyone piled into the same cabin. Or maybe you came once, breathed the mountain air, looked out over the water, and knew you'd found somewhere you wanted to come back to.

And now you're bringing your favorite people here.

That's the part we care about most.

The setting matters. The flowers, linens and details you spent months choosing deserve to be remembered. But the heart of the wedding will always be the people — your parents watching from the front row, friends who have known you through every version of yourselves, grandparents, siblings, kids, and everyone who traveled to be in one place with you.

That's the story we're there to photograph.

Our APPROACH is

Candid photography at its core, elevated in its execution
— capturing imagery that feels as meaningful as the day itself.

We'll photograph the portraits you'll frame, the landscape that made you choose Tahoe, and the details you put so much thought into.

But we're also always watching your people.

The look your dad gives you before walking down the aisle. Your friends already getting into trouble at cocktail hour. The hug happening behind you. Your grandparents dancing. The person laughing so hard during a toast they can barely hold it together.

Because years from now, those photographs may matter even more.

Beautifully composed. Completely yours.

A woman sitting on a stool with a laptop and a man standing behind her holding a camera, both smiling, in front of a plain white wall.
We're Rob & M

The Husband/Wife Team behind VILD Photography

We're Robert and Marie — husband and wife, parents to two boys, and the duo behind VILD Photography.

We met at a dude ranch in Wyoming while Rob was mountain biking across the country and M was wrangling horses in the Wild West. We made the Sierra our home, got married, started a family, and have spent more than a decade photographing other people's stories along the way.

Becoming parents changed the way we see a lot of things. We bike, hike, travel, and spend as much of our everyday life outside as we can — now it's just less about the adventure itself and more about the people we're sharing it with, the places we keep coming back to, and the traditions and memories we're creating along the way.

Maybe that's why weddings mean more to us now than they ever have.

They're a little bit of everything we love: people, place, tradition, adventure, and the start of something new.

What does VILD mean?

Vild, (sounds like "build") means wild in Swedish and fully represents everything we love.