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Savannah Engagement Photo Session | Forsyth Park

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savannah engagement photos

Couple kissing beneath a moss-draped oak on a Savannah sidewalk, with the woman lifting one red heel.

savannah engagement photos

savannah engagement photos

savannah engagement photos

savannah engagement photos

savannah engagement photos

Couple holding hands outdoors, with two colorful parrots perched on the man's arm and shoulder.

savannah engagement photos

savannah engagement photos

Savannah Engagement Photo Session | Forsyth Park

Thank you for stopping by! Go to our General Wedding FAQ and our Engagement Session FAQ posts for more information about how to prepare for your photo sessions. I also have other posts that can help you in your wedding preparations in our Journal Page. Check out My List of The Best Savannah Wedding Vendors, 12 Wedding Traditions You Should Know About, Curious Wedding Facts From Around the Globe and many others!

 

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I’m Vitor, a multi-day wedding specialist, photographer, and filmmaker. Over 14 years and 450 weddings, I’ve been drawn to the quiet exchanges, the energy in a room, and the moments you never want to forget.

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