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Recently, I had the joy of photographing the Wurst family—Stacy, Collin, and their adorable son, Augie—during their family photography with toddlers session at North Myrtle Beach. The expansive shoreline and golden light make North Myrtle Beach one of my favorite spots for family photography with toddlers. This beautiful setting provided the perfect backdrop for the Wurst family’s love and connection to shine through in every shot.

Tips for Family Photography with Toddlers:

Embrace Candid Moments: Let your toddler explore and play naturally. The best photos often come from spontaneous, unposed moments, capturing the true essence of your child’s personality.
Bring Snacks and Water: Keep your toddler happy and refreshed with quick snack breaks. A little treat can go a long way in keeping those smiles genuine!
What to Wear for Beach Photoshoot: Opt for light, breathable clothing. Comfort is key, especially on a breezy beach, so you can focus on enjoying the moment rather than adjusting outfits.
Best Time for Beach Photos: Early mornings or late afternoons offer soft, flattering light and tend to be when toddlers are at their best. This “golden hour” lighting adds a magical touch to your family photos.

The Wurst family’s session was full of joy and laughter, with Augie leading the way. Stacy and Collin’s relaxed approach made for beautiful, natural photos, perfectly capturing their family’s connection.

Bonus Tips for Mom & Dad:

Take a Moment for Just the Two of You: Capture a few shots of just mom and dad. After all, your love story is the foundation of your family, and those moments deserve to be cherished.
Bring an Extra Set of Hands: It can be helpful to have someone along to help watch the kids, allowing you to relax and enjoy the session.

I’ve had the honor of photographing the Wurst family for three years now, watching them grow from newlyweds to proud parents. North Myrtle Beach was the perfect place to capture this beautiful chapter in their journey!