
Family photoshoot in warm earth tones
Beige drapes, pampas grass, caramel and burgundy, knits and linen. The warm, textured family look, 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.
Warmth and texture
The palette. Beige, cream, tan, caramel, rust and burgundy, in fabrics with some texture: knits, linen, a velvet dress, a crochet top. The backdrop does half the work, so the outfits can stay simple.
The sets. Draped beige fabric, dried pampas and a sheepskin rug make the boho set; plain tan and caramel backdrops give the same warmth with less in the frame.
Matching without matching. This look is forgiving: one parent in cream, one in brown, a child in burgundy all sit together. It is a good choice for families who do not want to dress identically.
All ages. It suits a newborn wrapped in beige as well as a toddler in a knit, and grandparents in muted colours fit straight in.
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.
How long does a session take?
One dress, meaning one outfit for the family against one backdrop, takes about 35 to 45 minutes. Two dresses take about two hours and three take about three, including outfit changes and breaks for the children.
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.
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