Somewhere along the way, we realized our family didn't need more stuff under the Christmas tree. We wanted more time together, more places to explore, and more stories that started with "Remember when we...?" Here's why we've started choosing experiences, travel, and memories over more presents during the holidays.

What if family photos weren't just something you scheduled once a year? The Memory Maker Collection is a different way to document your family's story. From favorite traditions and little adventures to the everyday moments you wish you could hold onto forever, we'll capture the memories that make your family yours. Four, five, or six experiences. One year. A whole lot of memories.

Family photos aren't about perfect smiles, spotless outfits, or kids sitting still. They're about the silly moments, the big feelings, the little personalities, and everything in between. After 13 years as a teacher, I've learned that the best moments happen when we give kids the space to simply be themselves. Here's why I believe family photography should feel a little less like posing and a whole lot more like real life.

Fall family photos don't have to mean matching plaid and head-to-toe orange. From color palettes and texture to layers, patterns and movement, here's what to wear for fall family photos that still feels completely like you.

What if the best time for your family's fall adventures isn't the weekend? We're sharing why school half days, early releases and teacher workdays have become some of our favorite days for apple picking, pumpkin patches, corn mazes and other fall traditions in New England, plus why those slower weekday outings can be the perfect opportunity for family photos.