09/03/2026
If you’ve ever wondered what being on my Senior Team actually looks like…this is it. 🤍
This past weekend, I took 10 of my 🎉2027 Senior Team🎉 seniors to Charleston for a destination shoot. We had rain, we had to pivot, and we definitely got a little wet 😂 — but we made it work, and the experience was completely worth it.
And Charleston was just ONE part of their Senior Team experience.
Since January, these seniors have already:
✨ Met each other at our team kickoff
✨ Had their team announcement photos
✨ Split into two different beach trips
✨ Had team hangouts, including a pool party
✨ Traveled to Charleston
✨ Had an optional Fourth of July fun shoot
✨ Started working on our annual donation project for the Children’s Hospital
✨ Created an entire gallery of images they’ll be able to share throughout senior year
✨ Started building friendships and memories that go far beyond a photo session
And we’re just getting started.
Next up are their individual fall sessions, another group experience, a spring session, a spring mini, and then somehow…cap and gown will be here before we know it.
One of the biggest questions I get is, “Isn’t the Senior Team a huge commitment?”
Honestly? Not really.
The experience is spread out over roughly a year and a half, so we’re not together every week or even every month. Sometimes two months go by between experiences. It’s intentionally spaced out so seniors can enjoy their senior year while still having something exciting to look forward to throughout the year.
And by graduation, they have more than beautiful senior portraits.
They have a collection of experiences, memories, friendships and images that tell the story of their senior year. ❤️
Want to see what our Charleston weekend looked like behind the scenes? Head over to my Instagram — I’ve shared four posts from the trip featuring the different locations and experiences we packed into the weekend!
And if you have a Class of 2028 senior, put October 1 on your calendar. That’s when applications for my 2028 Senior Team open!
If you have a Class of 2027 senior who still needs her senior portraits, I also have a few November dates remaining. 🤍