Frequently asked questions
How do I book a session? Please go to “Contact Us” on the top right of this page and fill out the form. Feel free to include as much information as you want about your desired photoshoot.
When will we receive our final images? You will receive the final images 2 weeks after your photo selection. If you would like to expediate the edits, they can be delivered within 48 hours for an additional $150.
Do you include any prints? Unfortunately, I do not offer printing services. All the images are digital and will be delivered in a downloadable link.
Do you do weddings or events? As much as I have an admiration for weddings and events, I do not specialize in it. I focus in booking photo sessions for newborn, maternity, cakesmash/birthday, family, couples, and senior/graduates.
When is the best time to book a maternity session? I recommend between 26-34 weeks of pregnancy.
When is the best time to book a newborn session? I recommend the baby to be between 5-14 days old.
Do you photograph older newborns (14 days-1 month)? Yes, I do and they turn out just as great. Just keep in mind that some poses may not be possible as they get older and they may be awake more. Every baby is different so I just take my time to understand what they are comfortable with.
What should we wear to a photo session? Choosing what to wear for a photoshoot can trigger even the most confident fashionista to pull their entire wardrobe out onto the floor in search of the perfect outfit. I just want to share my ‘What to Wear’ guide with you: Click here to view it. If the kiddos will be in the session, I highly recommend you try out their outfits days before the session. Some kids hate their clothes because it’s out of their normal wear and it feels itchy.
Do you allow pets during a photo session? Absolutely, they are part of the family so they should be included. I have a golden retriever that I love so much. He is the sweetest but also a pizza thief, I mean who can blame him.
Do you give out Raw (unedited) Files? No. It’s super important to me that the work I put out into the world lives up to a standard that I’m happy with, and releasing unfinished files means I lose control of that.