The Orchard can be found in a quiet corner of Dallas-Fort Worth area in Azle, TX. Set in the middle of a 50-acre pecan orchard, this elegant venue sets the perfect Southwestern backdrop for your wedding of any size. The Orchard’s large reception hall can accommodate anywhere from 50 to 400 guests and features a full stage, modern audio / visual equipment, kitchen, bar and many of the other amenities you desire to ensure the most successful wedding event. The 7,700 square foot venue opens to a beautifully landscaped lawn, offering a great venue for an outdoor wedding.
One of the best features of the venue is in it’s owners. The venue is owned by Mike and D’Andra Davidson, who opened the venue because of their experiences in planning their oldest daughters wedding. After searching for the perfect wedding and reception venue, they just hadn’t found what they were looking for. They realized that the over 100 acres of land they had lived on and enjoyed for years was the perfect spot for weddings and receptions. The owners will do almost anything to help couples design their dream wedding and proudly share this great location with couples and their guests as they celebrate new chapters in their lives.
Shanna and Zach really felt like family to me. Their laid back wedding at The Orchard near the Dallas/Ft. Worth area felt like home. Being from a small Texas town myself, the relaxed, yet elegant setting along with their beautiful outdoor ceremony was truly one of my favorites. These guys had a great group of loving family and friends to surround them on their day and tons of cute personalized details. The trailer really shows how their personalities and love for each other comes together in an unforgettable evening. Enjoy!
One of the most important aspects of wedding videography, is the cohesion between a photographer and a cinematography team. Knowing a photographer personally makes things just that much easier. I met Paige in the second grade I believe, and have known her to be a wonderful person ever since. Paige Ogilvie has been doing photography sinse high school, and I was extremely excited when I found out she was venturing into weddings! We
Paige : My parents gave me a 35mm Canon (film!) camera for my birthday when I turned 15. I developed and printed most of my own pictures in the darkroom at my high school. I actually shot my very first wedding with it when I was only 17.
Paige : I love what I do. For me photography is my paint. I love taking photos that I feel will forever hold that moment still in a world that is constantly changing. I think still photography is one of the only things that does that, and its the reason it still holds strong in the “video” generation that we live in. Every picture allows a person to make their own assumption as to what had happened just before or after it was taken; and the story behind it is left up to the person looking at it. Recognizing that makes a huge difference in a photographers work, and I personally feel that it shows in mine. Also I only take on a few weddings a month to ensure my clients get the best experience possible.
