The Absolute Best Photo Spots at the Dallas Temple!
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If you're wondering where to take pictures at LDS temple in Dallas, Texas you can stop the search here and now!
Hi, I'm Sarah Mae, a Dallas LDS Temple Wedding Photographer and I've photographed many weddings at the Dallas Temple over the last 6 years! Through my experience I've found there are a multitude of spots that are the best setting for photos - these gems are my favorite spots for timeless, natural wedding photos.
The Temple Doors (The Classic Exit Shot)

This is the moment.
Right outside the temple doors is where you’ll:
Exit as newlyweds
Be greeted by family and friends
Have that iconic celebration moment 🎉
Pro tip: Have your guests ready and close for a full, joyful exit.
The Front Steps
The front elongated steps give you:
Gorgeous full-on view of the Temple
Movement (walking photos feel natural and candid)
Variety in your gallery
Shaded Areas (Your Best Friend in Texas ☀️)
Texas sun can be bright—so shaded spots are key.
These areas help:
Avoid harsh shadows
Keep you comfortable
Create soft, flattering light
The Secret Garden 🌿

The garden is perfect for:
Romantic couple portraits
Quiet, intimate moments
Soft, natural backgrounds
This is where we slow things down and create those emotional images.
The Side Stairs
These steps give you:
Larger area for family + Wedding Party Photos
Incredible Leading Lines
Movement from the fountains
Evening + Golden Hour ✨
If your timeline allows, this is the best light of the day.
You’ll get:
Warm, glowing tones
Romantic, cinematic photos
A completely different feel from earlier images
Tips for Choosing the Best Photo Locations

Trust your photographer to guide you
Don’t try to hit every spot—quality over quantity
Focus on moments, not just locations
Want Help Planning Your Temple Photos?
Every couple’s day is different, and I help guide you through exactly where and when to take your photos so everything feels easy and natural.
👉 Contact me here: Dallas LDS Weddings
💛 Let’s make sure your photos feel just as meaningful as your wedding day
















































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