It’s that time of year again—Holiday Mini Sessions are here! These are some of my favorite sessions of the year because they’re all about cozy vibes, festive fun, and getting those sweet photos for your holiday cards. Whether you want to capture your growing family or snag some cute shots of just the kids, I’ve got you covered!
Two Weekends, Two Festive Setups
Every year I offer two weekends of holiday mini sessions: one in November and one in early December. Each weekend will feature a different studio setup, so you can choose the vibe that suits your family best—or book both for double the fun!
Think twinkling lights, holiday greenery, cozy blankets, and all the warm, magical feels of the season. These setups are designed to bring out the holiday cheer while keeping things simple and timeless.
Perfect for Holiday Cards
Holiday cards are such a special tradition, and these sessions are the perfect way to get updated photos that your family and friends will love. Plus, you’ll finally have an answer when Grandma asks for a nice picture of everyone together!
What to Expect
Holiday Minis are quick, easy, and stress-free. Sessions are short and sweet, so you can get in, have fun, and get out without anyone melting down (kids or grown-ups!). I’ll guide you through poses and moments to capture the real smiles and connections that make your family unique.
Why I Love Holiday Minis
As a mom of six, I know how chaotic the holidays can be, but I also know how much these little moments matter. Getting to document the love and joy in your family during the holiday season is such a privilege, and it’s so much fun to see how everyone lights up in front of the camera.
So bring your matching pajamas, your sparkly outfits, or just your everyday smiles. Let’s make some holiday magic together!
Don’t Miss Out!
Holiday Mini Sessions fill up super fast! Be sure to join my email list to get early access to booking info. I can’t wait to see you and your family in front of the camera this holiday season!
Ready to book or have questions? Let’s chat!
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