I'm Autumn Phillips,
THE HEART BEHIND AUTUMN&CO.
If you're here, chances are we already have a lot in common. We see beauty where others might miss it. We’re endlessly curious, a little sentimental, and always chasing the kind of moments that make you stop and feel. The glass? Always half full.
Where It All Began
The Disney Camera Era
Dad gifted me a plastic Pirates of the Caribbean digital camera. I photographed literally everything—flowers, bugs, our farm animals. I was hooked.
2003
The Obsession Grows
Got my first “real” camera at 15.
Took photography classes, styled shoots with friends, and soaked up everything I could learn.
2011
The Wedding Epiphany
I was invited to shadow the photographer at a friend’s wedding—my first real BTS look of the magic of a wedding day. Watching her work with such calm confidence lit something in me. I knew right then: this is it.
2016
The Art Institute Era
Got accepted into The Art Institute and started second shooting weddings like it was my job—because it was. This was the real beginning of Autumn & Co.
2017
First Wedding: Cue Panic
I was terrified. What if I missed the kiss?! What if I tripped in the aisle?! Spoiler: I didn’t. And I’ve never looked back.
2019
Fast Forward to Today
Over 85 weddings later, I’m doing what I love with my husband Eddie by my side. We’re based in Pensacola, Florida—traveling, telling stories, and capturing love with soul.
PRESENT DAY
THE WIFE AND HUSBAND DUO
Two Sets of Eyes. One Heartbeat.
There’s something special about working with someone who just gets you—and that’s exactly what Eddie and I bring to every wedding we photograph. We know each other’s rhythms, anticipate the next move without saying a word, and bring a balance of calm and creativity to your day.
While I focus on the emotional storytelling and editorial moments, Eddie captures the quiet details and in-between magic you didn’t even realize were happening. Together, we document your story from two perspectives, all while making you feel seen, celebrated, and completely at ease.
It's not just teamwork—it’s heart work.
