Hi, I’m Erin Wilson.
I’m a full time wedding photographer who created a space online to express all things creative, deep and personal. I started my business to provide income for my family while living a creative life and I just can’t stop creating.
In 2009 after graduating college with a religious degree (Missions and Children’s ministries) I followed my ex-husband around the country for his job as a pastor. We lived from Missouri, to New England to Oklahoma and settled in Arkansas for a good time. During this time I felt drawn back to art and creating. Art has been a love of mine since middle school when I took art as an elective and never turned back. I even went to study it in college before switching degrees. I knew no matter what I wanted to have a creative career and design my own life. I began designing and hand making hair accessories and jewelry and started my first business where I sold my designs online and at art shows. I realized the better photos I took of my products the better the items sold…which lead me into a love for photography, specifically wedding photography. I spent almost a decade in Arkansas building a wedding photography business which I still do but I’m now located in Dallas Texas, I’ve photographed nearly 400 weddings in almost 12 years and I have learned A LOT!! I’m passionate about sharing my business experiences and how my life has been challenged and changed through out this time. On my blog I’ll be sharing my story, DIY’s, art, inspiration and so much more.
My Dream
I hope to inspire and build a community for those who love to live an art filled life, care about human rights, photography, healing, mental health and living life to the fullest. I went through some of the hardest years of my life nearly alone. I kept some parts of my life so private and close while I endured infidelity on my marriage of 18 years and began starting my life over. During this time I was losing 190 pounds, had a seizure and and bought and remodeled a home and it was my dream…ended up selling it to move to Dallas to work on my marriage. Sadly that didn’t work out so here I am starting over…trying to make it and I want to create a space I yearned for when going through my darkest night of the soul. I learned so much through this betrayal and tragedy in my life. I want to create a space and resources that I wish I had during my deepest days.
I also know that life being a wedding photographer can feel kind of lonely sometimes when you travel all the time and sit in an office space editing all by yourself.