Kayla and Bryce love the rich history that Old Town Alexandria provides! Old Town Alexandria is a historic town that creates the perfect setting for romantic photos. Kayla had a specific vision for their engagement session. She wanted to incorporate the historic richness of Old Town Alexandria with their modern love story. The colonial architecture and centuries old charm makes Old Town such a unique location.

Kayla and Bryce’s Old Town Alexandria engagement photo session incorporated some of their favorite spots. We started at Captain’s Row, explored the alleyways of Old Town, headed to the water front, and visited the Wilkes Street Tunnel for their Old Town Alexandria engagement photo session.

Couple in Captains Row in Old Town Alexandria for Engagement photos

Captain’s Row - Old Town Alexandria Engagement Photos

Captain's Row in Old Town Alexandria stands as one of the most picturesque and photographed streets in Old Town Alexandria. This location is also known as the 100 block of Prince Street. The iconic centuries old cobblestones always provide a stunning backdrop for engagement photos.

Some say that the street earned its nickname from the sea captains who built their homes here during Alexandria's maritime era. Now, these historic row houses line this stunning cobblestone street.

Kayla and Bryce loved how these photos turned out!

Exploring the Alleyways in Old Town Alexandria

Exploring the alleyways of Old Town Alexandria is a must for engagement photos! The centuries old cobblestone and bricks create a rich vintage look. The moss, trees, and climbing ivy completes the atmosphere by adding a touch of green to the background. This makes for great photos anytime of the year.

These photos turned out so well with the warm sun glowing on the bricks!

While we were heading to the Wilkes Street Tunnel we stopped by the water for a few quick shots.

The Wilkes Street Tunnel - Old Town Alexandria

The Wilkes Street Tunnel is one of Old Town Alexandria's many historic treasures. It is a unique and atmospheric photography locations that has a rich history. The Tunnel was built in 1851 to serve the Railroads. It was used in both the Civil War and World War 1 as a connection point between Washington DC and Richmond. Now this historic location is a popular spot for engagement photos.