Madison LeCroy is offering a glimpse into her picture-perfect holiday season, sharing her top tips for capturing memorable family photos and revealing an exclusive look at her 2026 holiday card. The "Southern Charm" star spoke with Page Six Style about her approach to holiday card photography.

LeCroy's family holiday card features a portrait of her, her husband Brett Randle, and their children Teddi and Hudson. She chose one of Minted's customizable templates for the card, aiming for a design that complements the photo while offering a "nostalgic-meets-modern" aesthetic. "I want the photo to be the star, but the design needs to pull everything together," LeCroy said. She also expressed a desire for a card that remains timeless, stating, "I love a holiday card that you’ll pull out years later and still love: a little glamour, a lot of love and everybody looking at the camera at the same time," adding that the latter is "the real Christmas miracle."

When it comes to posing for photos, LeCroy recommends standing tall, angling the body slightly, and tilting the chin forward and down. "Know your good side before you get there — we all have one," she advised. She also suggests a quick test shot to check for stray hairs.

LeCroy also shared her beauty preparation routine for photos, emphasizing the importance of hair and skin care the night before. She uses Kérastase Nutritive 8H Magic Night Serum for smooth, polished hair and a Medicube Collagen Night Wrapping Mask for hydrated, fresh-looking skin. "Photo prep starts the night before. I want my skin looking hydrated and fresh before we even get to makeup," she explained.

For makeup, LeCroy favors Nars Laguna Bronzing Powder to add warmth and a "sun-kissed look," even in winter. She also uses Fenty Beauty Diamond Bomb All-Over Diamond Veil for a touch of sparkle, advising selectivity to achieve a glow rather than an overly-decorated appearance. For eye makeup, she opts for the Makeup by Mario Master Mattes Eyeshadow Palette, using neutral shades to define her eyes without competing with the overall family photo.

A red Christmas card with gold foil text reading "Merry Christmas" and a black-and-white wedding photo in the center.