Come as you are.
We’ll plan the rest.
A few thoughtful details, so you can enjoy being in the photograph.
Family
Plan your portraitStart with a palette.
Lay your outfits together and look at the colors as a group. Solid colors and subtle textures keep attention on faces. Think about the room where your artwork might live, too.
Make room for comfort.
Choose pieces that let everyone sit, move, and be close. Try complete outfits in advance, including shoes, so the details feel easy on the day.
Tell us who is coming.
Share the number of adults and children, the generations you would like together, and any combinations that matter to you. We’ll use that to plan the portrait.
Maternity
Plan your portraitPlan your timing together.
Reach out with the timing you have in mind and any comfort considerations you would like us to know. We’ll discuss available dates and shape a plan around you.
Choose the feeling.
Save a few portraits you love, whether they feel sculptural, quiet, flowing, or intimate. Those references help us talk through gowns, color, and styling.
Leave room for comfort.
Bring any personal pieces you have discussed with the studio and let us know who will join you. We’ll confirm wardrobe details and the plan before you arrive.
Bring the familiar.
Pack your pet’s usual lead or carrier and a favorite toy or suitable treat. Familiar items can help us connect with their attention and personality.
Share their personality.
Tell us what they love, what makes them cautious, and whether other people or pets will join. Mention any handling needs before the session.
Plan a comfortable visit.
Keep your pet’s normal routine in mind when planning the day. Your studio can talk through arrival and settling in, so you know what to expect.
A question on your mind?
We’re here to help with the details before your session.
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