Don’t take your children for holiday portraits at the mall! Why would you get your child dressed up, drive to the mall, find a spot, get into the mall, pray your child doesn’t have a meltdown while waiting or in the camera room, and struggle to keep them still while you make a on-the-spot decision for some pictures on a cheesy backdrop that aren’t even edited? Too stressful!!
We’ve got a much simpler (and cuter!) way to round out your holiday gift list this year. Holiday Portrait Minisessions!! Granny and Gramps don’t really want a waffle maker, they want adorable pictures of their grand babies!
The day is this Saturday, December 3rd and you must email or call for an appointment first. There are a very limited number of sessions offered and the early bird gets the worm! Payment is due when you book and will hold your spot.
Some commonly asked questions about minis:
Can I order additional items through the gallery?
~Yes you can!
What is a digital file?
~The computer file of an image plus printing rights. You can print off a picture for your entire family or use the file to make cute photo gifts.
How many people does the package include?
~The package is good for 20 minutes. You can cycle your three children through during that time slot, but will only receive one set of products per package you purchase.
I have four children. Should I buy four packages?
~I’d recommend purchasing two packages, which gives us 40 minutes of shoot time with your children. That way if one child has a bad day, I’ll have more time to work with him/her.
Do you provide clothes or props?
~This year’s Holiday setup is very simple so there won’t be any supplied props. You can choose to bring a sentimental something for your child to hold. I also have several headbands for girls and the red dress below is a 3t if you’d like to use it.
How many children can you fit in one picture?
~Due to the size of our studio, I recommend only two children (maximum) at one time.
What should my child wear?
~Anything you want them to! I think this set-up looks best with dressier clothes. Shoes always photograph funny in pictures, I personally don’t like them in studio pictures. It looks too stuffy and staged!
Hope to see you Saturday!
