The below session is my bestie cousin Steph’s beautiful crew 🌻

Steph has always been the kind of person who knows the proper name of every flower she walks past. She was dropping full scientific plant names before she was barely the height of a sunflower… honestly impressive 😂 My favourite plant nerd.

So when she booked a sunflower mini session at Harvey Farm Barn… of course she did.

And truly, some locations just fit a family.

This one absolutely did.

🌻 Why Sunflower Sessions Feel So Special

There’s something about sunflowers that just feels like pure joy.

They’re bright, a little bit wild (in the best way)… and when the kids are running through them, picking petals, cuddling in between rows, it creates the kind of photos that don’t feel posed at all.

Just real life, but a little more golden.

These sunflower mini sessions in Harvey are short, relaxed, and designed especially for families with little ones.

📍 Harvey Farm Barn Sunflower Field

The Harvey Farm Barn sunflower field is one of those locations that honestly does half the work for us.

Rows and rows of blooms, soft country backdrops, and even on an overcast and drizzly day, this place brought the sunshine!

It’s the kind of place where kids can explore, parents can actually relax, and everything just comes together naturally.

And if you’ve ever been… you already know how magical it is.

🌻 April Sunflower Sessions (Join the Shortlist)

The best part?

There are expected to be more sunflower blooms at Harvey Farm Barn this April – which means another round of sessions is coming 👀

Our priority shortlist first is already open and waiting for you to join!

If you want first access to session times before they go live, you can join here:

👉 [Join the Sunflower Mini Session Shortlist]

🤍 Thinking About Booking?

If your family loves being outdoors, a little bit of movement, and photos that feel like you – these sessions are kind of magic.

Perfect for:

• Young families
• Toddlers who don’t sit still (aka all of them 😂)
• Updating your yearly family photos
• Capturing this season before it changes again