The “right time” to book a boudoir session doesn’t exist. You are just as deserving of it now, in this moment, as you will be when you get engaged, grow your hair, or lose weight. All those excuses are holding you back by letting you put off who you want to be for someday. You don’t have to wait for someday.

I always say that there are two hurdles to jump to get to your session; there’s one when you make the choice to reach out and book your session, and one when you make the choice to show up. This babe made it over the first one with no trouble, but the second one tripped her up big time.

A common misconception about boudoir is that sessions are only for women who want to be sexy for their significant others, or that you have to have a reason to book a session, which is the furthest from the truth.

I bought one of my new favorite books before vacation last year, which sparked a whole lot of introspection about my friendships with other women throughout my life. This is my feminist origin story.

A boudoir session with me is more than just a photo shoot — it’s an investment in yourself. Hear from one of my clients about why the experience was so meaningful to her, and why she’d do it again and again.

Traditionally, bridal boudoir is very white, very wedding-forward with photos in the bride’s veil, wedding lingerie, and garter, but this babe went a different route. She chose outfits that made her feel most like herself, focusing on her personality, and adding in some details for her husband.

With a quick Google search, you can find heaps of blog posts all about what you need to have the perfect boudoir session, but I can tell you that the only things you need to have a perfect boudoir session are confidence, comfortability, and trust in me.

After working in the photography industry since 2016, I’ve compiled my knowledge, experience, and expertise about what to wear including some options to help you begin thinking about what to wear to your own session!

When I capture you during a session, I want to capture you in your entirety. From the whole picture down to the smallest details - and it just so happens that those smallest details are some of our most-loved photos.

Sometimes I hear boudoir clients talk about doing a session, and reflect on it being a “once in a lifetime” experience. I totally understand that boudoir isn’t something that most people do often - or even every year - but it doesn’t have to be a one time only kind of thing!

In the beginning of 2019, I was right in the middle of closing one chapter and beginning to open the next. Looking back now, I can see that in those beginning stages I was trying too hard to be someone that I’m not - and I’ve since realized how unnecessary that was.