A Family Session in the Charming Streets of Sardinia

I always think it's so lovely when a wedding photographer continues working with the couple after their wedding day, documenting their growing family. Gabrielle and Yvette, who had worked with photographer Fabio Marras for their wedding day, enlisted in his talents once again, this time with their sweet Natalie in tow, as they meandered the gorgeous streets of Sardinia.

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