Sofia and Benjamin had their engagement session photographed at Tree Tops Park in Davie, Florida, by Acromatico, a family-run photography and brand studio. Benjamin is the photographers' younger brother, and they captured the couple ahead of the new chapter they were about to begin together.
This engagement session was deeply personal for Acromatico: Benjamin is the photographers' younger brother, and Sofia is the woman he is soon to start a new chapter of his life with. The studio described feeling privileged to be part of the moment and to capture the love the couple have for each other, calling it a session they will never forget.
Drawing on ten years of their own marriage, the photographers offered Benjamin and Sofia heartfelt advice for the road ahead: keep the friendship they share, share everything with each other, never go to sleep mad, and be quick to say "I'm sorry," because it isn't about winning an argument, it's about growing together. The gallery below collects some of the studio's favorites from this very special day.
“That guy right there is our little brother and that girl right there is the most amazing girl he could've found to share his life with.”
Good to know
Tree Tops Park is a Broward County regional park in Davie, Florida, in the western part of the county. Known for its mature oak hammock, open meadows, and a boardwalk through wooded wetlands, the park gives engagement and portrait sessions a layered green canopy and dappled light that work well for couples wanting a natural South Florida backdrop without leaving the suburbs.
As a Broward County park, Tree Tops is publicly accessible during posted hours and is a short drive from Fort Lauderdale, making it convenient for couples across South Florida. Its shaded trails and clearings give a range of looks within a compact area, so a single visit can move from canopy to open meadow without much travel. Acromatico works across South Florida and New York City, so couples drawn to the park's wooded setting can pair it with other regional locations across the same shoot.
