Bobbye Alvidrez aka Bee is from small town in Oklahoma

After her long journey of a small town she decided to head out to the biggest city she could find... Dallas haha.. I know super exciting... After dealing black jack, serving chicken wings and doing other odd jobs Bee decided to go big! In 2007 she joined the United States Navy to become an Opertional Specialist and be apart of the Opperation Iraqi Freedom.

Two years into traveling the world, fighting for her country and meeting new friends Bee finally met the love of her life, Andy. The two fell madly in love and elloped at the Little White Chapel in Las Vegas. Shortly after the couple found out they were expecting and brought into the world a beautiful baby girl named Hannah.

After moving back to Texas Bee decided to put her passions into something more. She created B. Alvidrez Photography and began her new adventure with her family. Doing exhausting interships and finishing up her undergrad in Photography in 2015 she will finally graduate with her Bachelors in Fine Art in Photography.

Today after 40 weddings, 200 portrait sessions, The Alvidrez’s share an equal love for photography. Nothing is more exciting to them than capturing the magic that takes place during a wedding and the time leading up to that day.

My Style:

I am in love with natural beauty. My images are simple and timeless. I focus on my couples and their emotions. I could be described as minimalist photographer, meaning I carry a limited amount of gear on our shoots. I capture emotions and

memories as you experience it.

My Intentions:

I intend to deliver images that you are in love with!

I’ll add to your wedding day by keeping you stress-free and breezing through your wedding day photos. I will become you friend through the process and stay in touch with you while your family grows.

Your Images:

It’ll only take me a few weeks to get your images done for you. I also offer rush ordering if you need your engagements, bridals and boudoir in a hurry, but I often get them done with in 3-6 weeks depending on the season.