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S Family- 1 year Cake Smash

I've had a blast watching these two brothers grow up together, and this weekend we are celebrating the youngest turning one! That means we had one of the most fun sessions....a cake smash! This little guy loved the frosting so much that he got it all over his face, in his ears and eyelashes! I will say, he gave up quickly because he had such a long hard day...so make sure to check out the last picture where he decides cake isn't all that important once you get tired! 













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