This airy field family session with creamy neutrals is just what mama envisioned for her family portraits this year. I love when my clients come to me knowing they want an heirloom album or, in this case, wall portraits. The use of neutral tones in during your family session allows your family’s portraits to live on your walls cohesively. We want your memories to live on in a tangible way that can be passed down from generation to generation. We don’t want them lost in the cloud or only visible on social media. Think of your home when you choose from the studio wardrobe. What will match? What is timeless? Go in that direction, and you’ll be set!

A MESSAGE FROM JULIE

Hey there! I’m glad you took a moment to stop in and check out this Daphne family photography session!  My blog is the perfect place to get the inside scoop on a session with Paisley Studios Photography.

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Oh, and have you heard? Paisley Studios supplies a full studio wardrobe for moms, babies and children to each of my clients. That is right, most of what you have seen on Facebook or Instagram is available to you and you do not have to go shopping!

As a mom of four, I want your family photo experience to be the absolute highlight of your week. And then I want to wow you with priceless images of your family moments! I love photographing families and children because I know, that in years to come, the images made during our short time together will become priceless heirlooms to your family. They will help you recall the way your babies laughed, how they smelled, and how their skin felt.  They will be priceless to you, as my family portraits are to me…