It all starts with a friendly 10–15 minute phone chat where we’ll discuss your session goals, timing, participants, and any scheduling needs. We’ll also go over pricing and answer any questions so you feel completely informed.Next, we’ll schedule an in-person planning consultation at the studio to map out every detail—from outfit ideas and location options to posing tips and prep recommendations. We’ll finalize your session date and take care of the session fee.Then, it’s time for the fun part: your personalized portrait session!

I wish there was a definitive answer for this question but it really depends on the type of session and how quickly I can get the shots I need. I do attempt to get the session done efficiently so that you can get back to whatever you would rather be doing. ;) I want you to have so much fun, you aren't worried about the clock.

We will schedule an ordering/reveal appointment about 2 weeks after your session date. At this appointment, we will view your edited images (only the best of the best) on our studio's 50 inch TV and decide which images you like best. Once we have narrowed down your selections, we help walk you through which images will work best for you, your family, and your decorating style. We do this so that you feel supported and confident selecting the right images that will mean the most to you for years to come without feeling overwhelmed or stressed. 

Individual Photos:

1. Relax, this should be fun! 

2. Wear something flattering with some color and bring a few easy changes of clothing. 

3. Accessorize. 

4. Wear makeup to your liking for a date night. 

5. Don’t look directly at the lens of the camera, look at the top of it or just to the side (avoids red eye especially if you have blue or green eyes). 

6. Never face shoulders straight on with the camera (this looks awkward and not flattering to anyone). 

7. Make small movements in all directions with the head and body - you never know which angle will look the best and catch the best light.

Group Tips: 

1. Keep your eyes on the photographer unless instructed otherwise, try not to be distracted - the faster we can get everyone looking together, the quicker the photo session will be and it will result in better quality photos (turning heads can create blur). 

2. Try to wear matching or coordinating colors for photos to be more cohesive.

3. Parents look at the photographer no matter what your child does unless asked by the photographer because inevitably by the time the child looks at the photographer, the parents are looking at the child.

1 - Click on the link in the email.

2 - Input your email address.

3 - Headshots Only - If we are waiting for you to select your favorites for editing, hover over each image and click the heart to notify us which one(s) you want edited.

4 - Download your images and decide if you want to purchase any additional images, prints, etc.

5 - If you purchased anything, be sure to click checkout to compete your order.