
So much I could say about this Truffle Pig Winery wedding in Temecula, CA, so where do I even begin? From the moment I met Shannon and Austin at their engagement session last fall, they were an absolute joy to photograph. They are one of those couples that you can truly tell are in love. The type of love that comes easily and naturally. From their special “first touch” and prayer with tears from both, I immediately knew that this was going to be a memorable wedding.
Having never photographed at Truffle Pig Winery before, I loved every inch of it. From the getting ready villa for the bride to the gorgeous ceremony site, it truly is a picture perfect wedding venue. Once we were done with the formal portraits, the bride and groom and I snuck out to the vineyards for sunset. There, we were able to capture some pretty epic golden hour shots! The reception area is just as beautiful. Check out how their amazing florist used greenery within the indoor space!
I am truly obsessed with these images! I hope you love these highlights from this Truffle Pig Winery wedding!

























































Venue | Truffle Pig Winery
Planner| Monge Amoere Events
Florals | Bougie Twigs + Blooms
Beauty | Flawless Faces Beauty
DJ | Vox Djs
Videography | Kevin Bernes Films
1. Plan Your Timeline Around Light
Golden hour (1–2 hours before sunset) gives dreamy, flattering light — perfect for portraits
2. Do a First Look
It calms nerves, gives you more photos, and frees up time post-ceremony
3. Keep Your Getting-Ready Area Tidy
A clean, well-lit space makes for beautiful prep photos
4. Communicate Family Photo List Clearly
Provide a list and assign someone to help wrangle family — it keeps things efficient
5. Add Buffer Time
Everything takes longer than expected — build in extra time so you don’t feel rushed
6. Trust Your Photographer
Let them guide you with posing, lighting, and timing — it’s what they do best!
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Jade Maria is a hybrid wedding and portrait photographer based in San Diego, California. With a fine art approach, her photography style is romantic, soft, and organic – influenced by the timeless aesthetics of film photography.