Whole family portraits
Everyone in one frame: both parents and the children, in every look we shoot. This is the photograph most families come for, newest first.
Most families in these photographs are wearing their own clothes. The studio wardrobe holds gowns and dresses for mothers only, so if you see a gown you love, send us a screenshot on WhatsApp and we will tell you whether it is ours.
Getting everyone in one frame
Who leans on whom. A family portrait is about the relationships in it. Anega arranges the family so that it reads as one group, then asks for something small, a hand on a shoulder, a child pulled in close, and shoots what happens next.
Coordinated, not identical. Pick one palette for the family and let each person wear their own version of it. Solid colours over prints, no logos.
More than one child. Families with two or three children are as common as families with one. The older ones help with the younger, and those moments often make the best frames.
Then the combinations. After the whole family, we photograph smaller combinations: each parent with the children, the siblings on their own, and a few of the parents together.
Who is included?
Both parents and one child are included in every package. More children, grandparents, other adults and pets can be added to any dress. Tell us who is coming and we plan the session around everyone.
We are awkward in front of a camera. Will it work?
Yes. Anega leads every pose and keeps things moving, and children usually break the ice within minutes. Most families say they forgot about the camera after the first setup.
What should we wear?
Pick one palette, not one colour: neutrals with one accent, or tones of the same family. Solid colours photograph better than prints, and logos are best left at home. During onboarding we look at what everyone has and suggest combinations.
The other combinations
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