Fort De Soto Bridal Session | Tampa Wedding Photographer

We met up with Alison and Dom  a few weeks after their beautiful Powel Crosley Estate wedding to do a bridal portrait session. A rainstorm had caused some changes to their wedding day and this session allowed us to get some more portraits in a different setting and at a relaxed pace. Here's glimpse of our time together with the newlyweds at Fort De Soto.

elegant-bride-fort-de-soto.jpgThis bridal session took place at Fort De Soto beach park. Alison chose an updo hairstyle similar to her wedding day and her makeup was slightly bolder version of the classic look worn that day.

chic-bride-elegant-gown-park.jpgThis bridal session portrait was taken at Fort De Soto beach park. Alison's wedding veil is a family heirloom that has been worn by several brides on her mother's side of the family.

happy-newlyweds-hug.jpgThis photo of happy newlyweds hugging was taken at Fort De Soto,

One of the best parts of the session was getting to catch up with Alison and Dom. Just the two of them, with no wedding timeline to follow.

gorgeous-bride-wildflowers.jpgThis photo of a bride standing in a field of wildflowers was taken in Fort De Soto.

Fort De Soto's rugged beauty and this field of wildflowers provided a striking contrast to Alison's sleek and elegant wedding gown.

pretty-bride-sitting-tree-bark.jpgThis photo of a pretty newlywed sitting on old tree bark was taken in Fort De Soto during a bridal session.

romantic-newlyweds-veil.jpgThis photo of newlyweds embracing was taken during a bridal session in Fort De Soto beach.

Who doesn't love a cathedral length wedding veil, especially one with newlyweds tucked beneath?

sexy-newlyweds-kiss-sunset-beach.jpgThis photo of newlyweds kissing and hugging during sunset was taken at Fort De Soto beach.