Mini-sessions offer a unique opportunity to capture fleeting moments and celebrate important milestones in the lives of families. This past fall, I had the joy of reconnecting with a family that I first served during the anticipation of their second daughter’s arrival. Now, we’ve come full circle to celebrate the upcoming birth of their son! This is why I love offering mini-sessions to celebrate family milestones! They are all about connection and documenting family love, especially during significant moments like this!
Mini-Sessions
Throughout the year, I offer mini-sessions designed for past and current clients. This tradition has become a cherished part of my yearly photography services. These mini-sessions, held at different points throughout the year, allow families to capture moments together, whether it’s updating annual family portraits or celebrating a new arrival. It’s heartwarming to see familiar faces return season after season, sometimes extending our sessions to include newborn portraits, heirloom collections, and more throughout the year.
Mini-Milestone Sessions
As part of my Baby’s First Year collection, I offer mini-milestone sessions that provide a vignette into a particular season in a family’s life. These brief, 20-minute sessions can be scheduled in spring, summer, or fall. For this particular mini-session, we captured their holiday portraits, which served as a sweet baby announcement for their third child. It was a joy to capture their excitement as they shared this special news through the images we created together!
Mini-sessions hold a special place in my heart as they allow me to document the growth of so many beloved families over time. Whether it’s capturing holiday portraits or the arrival of a new sibling, mini-sessions are perfect to celebrate family milestones. If you’d like to be the first to know about upcoming mini-sessions and special offers, join my email list today! It’s an honor to serve and document your milestones, preserving some of the sweetest memories for years to come.
