Le Petit Fox Farm feels like a European country estate tucked into the wetlands outside Conway. The property covers 22 private acres within preserved wetlands, and its European-inspired buildings photograph as elegant without ever feeling stiff. As a Myrtle Beach wedding photographer, I love a venue where every room and every view gives a different mood, and this one has plenty.
Below you will find what makes Le Petit Fox Farm special, a look at Kaitlyn and Connor’s wedding day, and the tips I share with couples who book here.

A champagne toast with her bridesmaids

A quiet letter before the ceremony
The heart of the property is the Grand Pavilion, a 16,000-square-foot, two-story building with an elevator and a wrap-around veranda. The Botanical Gardens Glasshouse is a 3,200-square-foot space with 360-degree glass walls, climate controlled for comfort in any season. There are three outdoor ceremony locations, so couples can choose the backdrop that fits their style and guest count.
Getting ready is just as thoughtful. The second-floor bridal suite has its own balcony and a glass Conservatory, and the gentlemen’s lounge includes a pool table. The venue is at 2475 Old Clearpond Road in Conway, and the venue says it is less than 30 minutes from Myrtle Beach International Airport.
What I notice most as a photographer is the light. Walls of tall windows fill the getting-ready spaces with soft daylight, which keeps skin tones warm and natural and makes even candid moments look polished.


Connor and the guys, ready to go
Kaitlyn and Connor’s day started with a lot of laughter. Kaitlyn’s bridesmaids, all in dusty blue, crowded around her with champagne, and the toast turned into one of those moments where nobody could stop smiling. A little later she sat on the sofa with one of her bridesmaids to read a letter, a quiet pause before everything got busy.
Across the property, Connor and his groomsmen in navy suits shared a toast of their own and lined up for a classic black-and-white portrait.
When Kaitlyn stepped out in her gown, her bridesmaids’ reactions said it all. Later, the couple took a calm moment together by the tall windows, and outside the bridesmaids raised their bouquets overhead for a kiss that ended up being a favorite frame of the day.
I also photographed their rehearsal dinner the night before. You can see it in the Kaitlyn and Connor rehearsal dinner gallery.

A toast with the groomsmen

The bridesmaids see the dress


Le Petit Fox Farm is at 2475 Old Clearpond Road in Conway, South Carolina, on 22 private acres within preserved wetlands, near Myrtle Beach.
The venue has the 16,000-square-foot Grand Pavilion, the 3,200-square-foot Botanical Gardens Glasshouse, three outdoor ceremony locations, a bridal suite with a balcony and glass Conservatory, and a gentlemen’s lounge.
Yes. The Grand Pavilion gives you indoor space, so a rainy forecast does not have to change your plans.
You receive your edited images in a private online gallery that is easy to share and download.
Planning a wedding at Le Petit Fox Farm? I would love to hear about your plans. Browse more real weddings, see other Myrtle Beach area wedding venues I photograph, or check your date with me.
Together, let’s craft a narrative that is timeless, impactful, and beautifully refined. Let’s create something truly special.