Philadelphia has so much to offer in terms of engagement session photos that you will most certainly want to extend your photo session time. We have narrowed down our favorite locations to just a few picks and shared them below...

LOVE Park: Officially known as John F. Kennedy Plaza, LOVE Park, is a fantastic place to take skyline shots of Philly because it offers three amazing angles worth shooting. The first angle is towards City Hall where you can see some historic buildings that will make your jaw drop! Second angle would be getting those skyscrapers downtown and/or an amazing view of Robert Indiana's famous LOVE statue standing tall -- perfect for dusk pictures when all those lights begin to shine like diamonds around you. And third would entail pointing outwards at something far off into the distance - say Central Park or Old Man River. This shot looks especially great after dark. LOVE Park is also a great photo spot during the holiday season when it's home to some of Philadelphia's best Christmas Markets. This urban plaza's spaces can yield some epic engagement photos at night! From here, you are just one hop, skip, and a jump away from City Hall, so take advantage of both locations, if possible when shooting your engagement photos here at LOVE Park in this amazing city that never disappoints and is just perfect any time of year!

Philadelphia City Hall: It is the largest municipal building in America, and was built during an era where skyscrapers were still rare. It took 30 years for this architectural masterpiece to be completed; it's no wonder that people are eager to take advantage of its historic beauty by incorporating sexy urban portraits into their sessions here! We're not just talking about couples looking at each other through posed shots either - there's also plenty of room on site (and near) if you want some really intimate photos captured between two lovers who choose not only love one another but commemorate all those happy memories together too.

Philadelphia Museum of Art: This Museum is not just a famous filming location and the gateway to an amazing art museum, but it also provides fantastic views of the Philly skyline. From top-of-the steps it's possible see all that this city has so beautifully crafted for us from its George Washington statute at bottom along Benjamin Franklin Parkway down through LOVE Park! The Philadelphia Museum of Art is a must-see for lovers located at the end of Benjamin Franklin Parkway. The iconic features are loved by all who visit, with its beautiful gardens and stunning architecture.

Broad Street: For those looking to get a unique view of Philadelphia, look no further than the median on Broad Street. From here you can capture stunning images that give insight into what it was like when this area used to be filled with industry and commerce instead! We love taking pictures of the city from this spot and It's one our absolute favorite places to shoot engagement photos because you get an amazing view of not just City Hall, but also historic buildings like Independence Hall and Old York Road Church. The best spot is between Sansom Street near City Building No 1 - which was once home for many mayors in Philly- down towards Walnut street with this gorgeous green space called Logan Circle Park right there too.

South Street Bridge: There's a reason the South Street Bridge is such an icon of Philadelphia, and that's because it provides some of THE most amazing views. From downtown skyscrapers to historic mansions on both sides (you can even see Fairmount Park from here), there are so many things you'll want for your engagement photos! From here, there is an amazing view not only of Philadelphia but also the water below and beautiful landscapes along Schuylkill River Trail's boardwalk as it snakes towards town. There are many spots in these areas that would make great engagement backdrops like bridges or sculptures with ample space to spread out on!

Fairmount Water Works: Located behind the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Fairmount Water Works offers a unique view of the city, dominated by the museum. Built in the early 1800s to provide safe drinking water for the city, this site is not only historic, but also features amazingly beautiful architecture. This is a great place to watch the sun set over Philadelphia, as there are fantastic views both upstream and downstream along the Schuylkill River. While it is near both the Rocky Steps and the Spring Garden Street Bridge, the wonderful architecture of the waterworks and the Philadelphia Museum of Art offer a unique view that you can't get elsewhere. The Fairmount Water Works is a place of beauty and wonder. The Philadelphia skyline can be seen from its Neoclassical architecture, which was originally designed to house an interpretive center for water conservation education on the Delaware River watershed - with past presentations about how it shapes us now as well as our hopes for what comes next! Set against nature's own dramatic Schuylkill River views, this spot offers many photo opportunities for engagement sessions or proposal shoots, thanks in large part to an incredible backdrops that seem like they are straight out of childhood story book illustrations.