Hello!
Hi! I'm Aida Barroso, a wedding, portrait, and branding photographer based in Central Florida, serving Orlando, Winter Park, Clermont, and wherever your story takes me. I'm also the owner of Aidagraphy & Design and co-owner of Til Death Chapel, where I get to combine my love of photography, creativity, and celebrating life's biggest moments.
Originally from Cape Cod, Massachusetts, I discovered graphic design back in 2005 and completely fell in love with creating. That passion led me to earn my Bachelor of Science in Graphic Design & Digital Media with a concentration in print, giving me a strong foundation in branding, composition, color, and visual storytelling.
Then, in 2008, I picked up a camera... and everything changed.
Photography became more than taking beautiful pictures—it became a way to freeze the moments people never want to forget. My background in graphic design shaped the way I see the world, allowing me to notice the little details, genuine emotions, and beautiful chaos that often go unnoticed.
Speaking of chaos... I kind of thrive in it.
Wedding timelines change. Veils blow away. Kids refuse to smile. Someone always forgets the rings. Somehow, those are usually the moments everyone laughs about years later. I believe the best photographs aren't always perfectly posed—they're real, a little messy, full of personality, and completely unforgettable.
Today, I specialize in wedding photography, intimate weddings, couples, families, branding, headshots, boudoir, maternity, and portraits throughout Orlando, Winter Park, Clermont, and destinations across Florida. Whether I'm documenting a wedding day, helping a business elevate its brand, or capturing a family exactly as they are in this season of life, my goal is always the same: create photographs that feel like you.
When I'm not behind the camera, you'll probably find me designing something, dreaming up my next creative idea, or embracing whatever chaos life throws my way.
As George Bernard Shaw once said:
"Imagination is the beginning of creation. You imagine what you desire, you will what you imagine, and at last, you create what you will."
I couldn't agree more.