LGBTQ+ Wedding Photographer in Tulsa, OK

MacroSnaps in Tulsa

Same-Sex Weddings in Tulsa: photography & video

Your wedding should be photographed the way you want to remember it, without anyone assuming who walks down the aisle, who gets ready where or who wears what. MacroSnaps photographers and videographers cover same-sex and LGBTQ+ weddings of every size, from courthouse ceremonies and elopements to large receptions, and we start by asking how you see the day rather than handing you a template.

Tulsa is one of the biggest cities in Oklahoma, home to roughly 404,000 people. Whether your same-sex wedding is at Philbrook Museum of Art, The Mayo Hotel or a family home, your MacroSnaps crew arrives early to check light, angles and any venue rules.

Some couples walk in together, some have two processionals, and some skip the aisle entirely. Some want a first look, others want to see each other at the ceremony. We follow your plan, use the names and pronouns you give us, and pose you in ways that feel natural for both of you, whether that means matching heights, different styles of dress or simply giving you space to be yourselves. Chosen family is family, and we will make sure the people who matter to you are in the photos.

For a typical same-sex wedding, clients in Tulsa book about 6 hours of photography ($750) and 5 hours of videography ($1,100). Photography is $250 for the first hour and $100 for each additional hour; videography is $300 for the first hour and $200 for each additional hour, with a 2-hour minimum. The first-hour price includes travel, so Tulsa costs the same as anywhere else we work, and there are no quotes to wait for.