
Christmas family photoshoot
Our Christmas set goes up for a short time each winter, roughly mid-November to mid-January: the tree, warm lights, wreaths and gifts. These are the families who caught it.
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.
Photographing a family at Christmas
A seasonal set. The tree, the lights and the wreaths are only set up for a few weeks each winter, and then they are packed away. If you would like Christmas frames, ask us early so we can find a date while the set is up.
What to wear. Cream, white and soft neutrals glow against the warm lights; a touch of red, a plaid shirt or a knit sweater adds the season without overpowering the set. Pick one palette for the family, as with any session.
Little ones. The set works from babies held in arms to children old enough to hang an ornament, and the lights keep even the youngest ones looking.
Combining sessions. Christmas frames can be added alongside a milestone, birthday or family session booked in the same window. Tell us when you book and we will plan the order.
When is the Christmas set available?
Each winter, roughly from mid-November to mid-January. Outside that window the set is packed away, so ask early if you would like Christmas frames.
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.
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 family looks
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