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What to Wear for Christmas Photos

Christmas photos are one of my favorite parts of the holiday season. The cozy sweaters, little ones dressed up, the holiday lights, and all that excitement that comes with Christmas that makes these sessions so much fun! But before we get to all of that, there is one question I hear every year. What in the world are we going to wear for Christmas photos?!

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    Christmas Tree Farm Photos in Toledo | Matthes Tree Farm

    Growing up, we never had a real Christmas tree but also Florida isn’t know for it’s real Christmas trees…so when my husband and I started our own family, I loved going to pick one out together as a family.

    I loved watching my kids wander through the farm looking for the “perfect” tree. Their excitement made something as simple as choosing a Christmas tree feel so special.

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      Christmas Photos with Santa in Toledo | 2026 Santa Photo Sessions

      We all have that photo…you know the one with Santa where your kid is crying so hard and it’s both funny and sad at the same time? One year while we were picking out a Christmas tree, Santa just happened to be at the tree farm, so we waited in line to see him. My middle son was just under 2 at the time and he was not having it…

      Fall Family Photos at Side Cut MetroPark – Location Spotlight 

      I have a confession to make. Side Cut Metropark used to be one location that I hated photographing families at. I’m not even sure why! I just always found this park a little harder to photograph than some of my other favorite Toledo locations.

      Best Summer Locations for Photos in Northwest Ohio

      Summer in Northwest Ohio feels like long golden evenings, wildflowers brushing against little bare feet, ice cream melting too fast, and kids staying up way past bedtime. Around here, summer nights usually end with my kids still outside long after they were supposed to come in, either spraying each other with the hose or bouncing on the trampoline while the sun disappears. It’s messy and loud and the kind of thing I already know I’ll miss someday.

      That’s probably why I love summer sessions so much.

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