Vizcaya Engagement Session - Jeanine and Steve
We have quite a few destination weddings and engagement sessions coming up within the next year. From Tampa, FL to Savannah, GA …from Cancun, Mexico to Capri, Italy – we can’t wait to capture each one! When we think of ourselves as destination photographers, these are the types of places that come to mind. However, we often have couples from out of town planning their destination weddings and engagement sessions right here in our backyard. South Florida is a desirable location for so many reasons that it is not a surprise it is also a popular choice to tie the knot. From Ft. Lauderdale to the Keys and all of Miami in between, we have captured destination weddings in Florida for outsiders that always remind us that we live in a beautiful corner of the world!
Jeanine and Steve are a good example of outsiders taking advantage of our sunshine and surroundings. This couple is from Chicago, IL and contacted us for their engagement session in Coral Gables. They found us on Instagram where our photographic style caught their attention. They were looking for a mix of styled and candid shots and we were more than happy to oblige. This task came naturally as these two have amazing chemistry together. They opted to go for a romantic feel and Vizcaya Museum and Gardens was a clear choice for them. We never tire of shooting there!
Getting to know this couple was a real pleasure. Jeanine was so sweet and excited for her upcoming wedding this summer in Chicago. Steve is a lucky guy! We also learned that Steve is a professional pianist and his talent is beyond impressive. We are so happy that these two found us the way that they did. It was such a pleasure to be their Miami destination photographers. We wish them a lifetime of joy and hope they visit our beautiful city again soon!
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