welcome & congratulations!!!
thank you so much for your interest in Red Apple Tree Photography! this must be an exciting time for you in your life…we are already excited to hear from you & all about your upcoming life changing event!
we are a husband & wife photography team (Crystal + Keith J Carson) & we created Red Apple Tree Photography together, a highly acclaimed international wedding & portrait photography business based out of Greenville, South Carolina.
Inspired by our passion for fine art & driven by our love for celebrating awesome relationships, we ensure the “fun” part is included in every event we photograph.
awarded 2016, 2015, 2014, 2013 & 2012 Wedding Wire Bride’s Choice Award, recognized as being in the top 1% of the weddingwire community for demonstrating excellence in quality, service, responsiveness and professionalism within the wedding industry.
awarded 2016, 2015, 2014, 2013 & 2012 the knot Best of Weddings
inducted into the knot Best of Weddings Hall of Fame in 2015
Wedding & Portrait Photographers International (WPPI) certified
current members of PPA (Professional Photographers of America)
a little about Crystal + Keith J Carson – owners, photographers & parents of Red Apple Tree Photography:
“we met photographing weddings and then passionately joined forces to create Red Apple Tree Photography. we are trustworthy, reliable, talented & creative people you can count on to help make your wedding day the most special, relaxed, fun time you have ever had! we believe one of the most important things about your wedding photography is to have fun with it because that is what will come through in the photos. so we try not to spend too much time on the posed pictures. we love the fresh, modern, & fun looks of photography so I hope we are a great match based on that!” ~Crystal.
our goal is to tell your story in the most compelling, timeless & beautiful way possible & to treat every event with the care and trust that it deserves. your wedding photography will be looked upon & cherished for years, possibly for generations to come…how exciting! & how important to carefully choose just the right photography team to help you create your first family heirloom together as a married couple. your wedding day is one of the most important days in your life & because of that, it becomes one of the most important days in our lives too. this same care & attention goes into our maternity, newborn, family & commercial photography clients as well.
share with us your story too! we’d love to get to know you the best we can before your wedding day to help customize a perfect & harmonious fit for us all. we hope that in the following website information you will find everything we have to offer. same sex marriage friendly. please reach out to us and let us know if you have any questions, we are always happy to help.
thank you once again & we look forward to working with you!
~Crystal + Keith J Carson.
About Keith & Crystal
from the beginning we listen to you. we learn about you and adapt our presence to your fabulous wedding day, giving our best to customize each special event or historic family session. we love ensuring the “fun” & “creative” part is included in your precious time with us. our reputation is one of excellence & flexibility, always ready to seamlessly capture your photography dreams & desires. as loving husband & wife photographers, we are proud to call beautiful Travelers Rest, Greenville SC & The Upstate of South Carolina home. we look forward to working with you! ~kindly, Crystal + Keith J Carson
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Sweet tea, monogramed shirts, and 'ya'll' are a few deep rooted Southern traditions that each generation is proud to pass on to the next generation. Bridal portraits or bridals are still a popular tradition, in the South, and have been adapted to fit a more "modern" style. With any tradition there is history behind its evolution. According to Southern Weddings, bridal portraits originated in Europe and were commissioned oil paintings of the bride in her bridal regalia. As technology evolved artists could now capture portraits through a lens, rather than a brush stro
