Wormsloe Historic Site Portraiture

This part of the southeast is easily one of the more famous areas known for its beauty & timeless southern charm. When Sarah & I were speaking about a location for her bridal portraits I knew the Wormsloe Historic Site had to be on the list of options. Not many places offer a beautiful oak lined driveway with Spanish moss swaying from the branches, giving such a serene feel. We spent the afternoon enjoying the plantation while photographing her in her beautiful gown. With sleeves that had so much detail & character, I knew I was going to love being able to photograph it!

This historic site has the oldest standing structure in Savannah, the Wormsloe tabby ruins. With tours available & a museum with artifacts you cannot go wrong visiting here. I highly suggest it if you’re in the area. I especially love how you can use it for many different sessions. It still goes along perfectly, from engagement, maternity, family, etc. Its just a gorgeous location! Many people also have their weddings here. I’ve seen the most lovely photos of simple, timeless weddings.

If you loved this post be sure to view Forsyth Park Savannah GA | Editorial, a beautiful session located in downtown Savannah!

 

Location: Wormsloe State Historic Site Savannah / Pearl Ring: James Allen / Wedding Band: Kay Jewelers / Dress: The Bridal House of Charleston / Hair: Haira by Sarah