Catherine Claire Creative

07/07/2026

Take a peek at some of the content I captured during my latest project.

Last week, I traveled to Highlands, NC to capture content for a vacation rental.

Something I’ve always loved about hospitality photography is capturing more than just what a space looks like — it’s capturing how it feels to be there.

Yes, the architectural details are important, but my favorite shots are the little moments in between. A quiet morning with coffee on the porch, pouring a glass of wine after a day exploring, or the cozy corners that make a place feel like home.

Those are the moments that help people picture themselves there before they’ve even booked their stay.

If you’re a hotel, vacation rental, restaurant, or hospitality brand looking to bring your guest experience to life on social media, let's connect!
📍Highlands, North Carolina

06/23/2026

AKA spending half my life behind a camera, the other half behind a laptop, and somehow making it all look effortless on Instagram. Take a peek into a little BTS from the last few years.

06/02/2026

The news is finally out! This spring, I joined Charleston wedding photographer Anne Rhett's wedding vendor team, capturing behind-the-scenes content throughout the celebration. From intimate candid moments to watching the creative vision come together, it was such a joy to experience the event from a unique perspective.

Now, the wedding has been featured in Vogue, and I'm incredibly honored to have played a small part in bringing the story to life. I was also thrilled to work alongside such a talented group of vendors whose creativity, artistry, and attention to detail made every moment unforgettable.

Congratulations to Anne and Matthew, and thank you for trusting me to help document such a special occasion.

Wedding photographer Anne Rhett and Matthew Appleby married at his family’s moss-draped farm on the South Carolina coast—the same place where his parents and maternal grandparents also said their vows.

05/27/2026

Exciting to see Wicklow Hall receiving well-deserved recognition!

This beautifully restored luxury bed & breakfast was recently featured in Garden & Gun Magazine's “Three Newly Renovated Waterfront Hideaways, Just in Time for Summer,” highlighting the property’s stunning eleven-acre setting near Georgetown, South Carolina and its transformation after nearly two centuries as a private residence.

Huge shoutout to Kate Hudson PR for securing this incredible placement. Proud to support Wicklow Hall with content creation and excited to see the property continuing to gain well-deserved recognition in all the right places.

Life on the edge can feel positively tranquil at these revamped coastal escapes

05/21/2026

Hot take: the brands winning on social right now aren’t the ones posting the most polished AI-generated content — they’re the ones creating content that actually feels real.

AI can support strategy and streamline workflows, but it can’t replace creativity, emotional intelligence, storytelling, or real connection. Audiences are already craving more authenticity online, and it shows.

The future of social media isn’t AI replacing marketers. It’s creatives who know how to use AI strategically while still bringing a human perspective to the table.

Need content that feels authentic to your brand and actually resonates with your audience? Let’s chat.

04/06/2026

Spring has officially arrived at and she made an entrance.

The gardens are overflowing with azaleas in full bloom, soft petals layered in the prettiest shades of pink and white, wrapping the entire property in that unmistakable, fleeting kind of magic. There’s something about azaleas this time of year—they feel nostalgic, romantic, and completely Southern in the best way.

03/24/2026

Posting more isn't the answer. Posting with purpose is.

Your marketing should function as an ecosystem — every piece working together, building on each other, moving your audience closer to a decision. When one part is disconnected, the whole thing stalls.

I've spent years helping brands build strategies that actually work, not just content calendars that keep them busy, but connected approaches that drive real results. Reels, carousels, email, paid social — all of it working together, not in isolation.

If your content feels like it's going nowhere, it's not a content problem. It's a strategy problem.

That's where I come in.

Comment STRATEGY below and I'll send you the link to get started! 👇