Your big day is about to arrive, and that means you are probably stressing out about how to prepare for your family photoshoot.

I know exactly what you're thinking: "Katie, there are hundreds of photographers in this cityalone! What sets you apart from all the rest?"

I love a classic Savannah wedding! Ford and Mary Rutland planned an iconic southern wedding. They opted to out of a first look which created such a wonderful buzz during getting ready. They decided to see each other when the big church doors opened for their ceremony. One of my favorite things about the day was how all of their family and friends made the trip to Savannah to celebrate with them.

Montage a Palmetto Bluff is the perfect getaway for a babymoon! A babymoon is basically a last hurrah before your baby comes. The name is a play on honeymoon, but instead of a vacation you take after getting married, a babymoon is a vacation you take before your little one arrives. It's both an homage to your life pre-baby and a way to celebrate the onesie-filled road ahead. It can be a time to bond, relax, have an adventure, tick off an item on your bucket list, or just be free to be on your own luxurious schedule.

When 18 month old toddlers show up to sessions, you never know what you are going to get. I always let them lead the session and just follow them around. Merritt was the cutest little doll baby! She waved at every single person that walked or rode by on a golf cart. Bluff Drive was the perfect spot for the McCarthy’s Family Session. Merritt is comfortable there since they often go on family walks along the water there.