Location Guide

My editing style leans a little warmer, so I always recommend sticking to neutral tones (think creams, beiges, soft browns, muted greens, light greys and whites). These colors photograph beautifully and keep the focus on you rather than the outfit.

I’d also suggest avoiding busy patterns, large logos, or super bright colors, as they can be a bit distracting in photos. Simple, timeless pieces always work best! If you’re coordinating with others, aim for outfits that complement each other rather than match exactly.

Most importantly, wear something you feel comfortable and confident in—that always shines through in your photos.

This question all depends on how you would like your photo to look. If you would like a dreamy sunset, the an hour before sunset is perfect for full sessions. If you are okay with a harsher sun, then during the day is for you! This just makes your photo have a bit more contrast with the shadows. I always try to look for shade for variety! Also, please keep in mind nap schedules and bed time. Happy children is always a goal (if you have some!)

I promise you are not alone in feeling this way. Almost every couple tells me they’re awkward before their session! It is also not normal to be followed by a camera!

The good news is… you don’t need to know what to do at all. That’s my job! I’ll guide you through the entire session with simple prompts and natural movements so you’re never left wondering where to stand or what to do with your hands.

I follow your energy! Working with families and children in my past career has definitely helped me learn to read people. Whether we lean more into calm, quiet moments or more energy and movement!

All you need to do is show up, be yourselves, and trust me. I’ve got you 🤍

I love to do little activities within your full session! We will plan this in advance. Ideas for families are going into the water, bubbles, airplanes, kites etc. Ideas for couples could be pizza, drinks, picnics etc.