📸 Tips for Your Summer Quinceanera Session: Brianna at Hacienda del Sol 🌿☀️

cayupe30
May 14
2 min read

Updated: May 16

Let me tell you— this session was HOT hot 🔥. Tucson came in blazing that day, and just to keep things spicy, it threw in a little humidity too. But Brianna? She just rolled with it 😎. She’s one of those quiet girls who doesn’t need to say much—her presence does all the talking. And that forest green quince dress 💚? Showstopper. It looked amazing against the flowers at Hacienda del Sol 🌸—that place was straight-up blooming. Everywhere we turned, there was color.

And then the sunset gave us that golden light 🌅—which is always the perfect way to finish the session in a fabulous way ✨.

💡 Tips for Your Summer Quinceanera Session

After photographing so many girls in peak summer, including Brianna, I thought I’d share some quick tips for your summer quinceanera session—things that can save your makeup, your lashes, and your mood:

💁‍♀️ Oil blotting sheets / tissue paper. Great for reducing shine on the cheeks, nose, and forehead.
👁️ Eye drops + lash glue backup. Even on humid days, the dry desert air or wind can make your eyes water—especially during allergy season. That can mess with your lashes and lift the glue. Bring allergy drops and a mini lash glue to keep those falsies in place. Total lifesavers!
💨 Secure your hair. Wind can show up at any moment. Use pins or spray to keep everything in place and avoid mid-session fixes.

Even with all that summer heat, Brianna nailed it. The photos speak for themselves.

And here’s the thing—you can’t control the weather, but you can control how you show up. Whether it’s humidity, allergies, or the desert sun doing its thing, the best sessions happen when you're prepared and stay in a good mood. There’s no such thing as an unprepared model—just pack smart, go with the flow, and bring the best version of yourself.

Because in the end, it's all about showing up with the right attitude—and that’s what makes your session a successful one💛.

Photography & video: Cayupe Eclipsi Photography Esteban Segura Tico @supertico80