Outfit Guide
for Families
Getting Started
I’m so excited about your upcoming session!
I designed this guide to help you prepare for your session, so that you can feel comfortable and we can capture your most authentic, beautiful selves.
Please read through it carefully, since many of your preparation and outfit questions will likely be answered here!
As always, feel free to contact me for additional help and suggestions.
What To Expect
“On the day of your shoot we’ll meet at the determined location and spend a few minutes finalizing your detail choices (earring, necklaces, hats, etc), if needed!
Please try your best to arrive on time, if not a few minutes early. As a natural light photographer, I schedule your session around sunset times which means if you are late the time of your session will run short.
If you are not wearing your first outfit to the session, please hang or lay clothes flat for transport.”
What to Wear
Choosing outfits
Choosing outfits can be hard, I know! So here are some tried and true tips for you as you pick what you want to wear to your session.
Buying new clothes for your session can be fun, but is not necessary by any means. Choose pieces that you already feel confident and comfortable in. You don’t want to have to constantly be tugging a pulling clothes back into place or feeling unsure of how you look!
Try them On
When you try your outfits on, move around. Sit down, walk around, lay down, so you know how your outfits feel for your session when we’re moving around! As a side note, if you plan to wear a short skirt or dress, I suggest wearing tight shorts underneath or stockings in case of wind.
Accessories
Accessories are your friend, and they can add texture to your photos! Layering pieces is a great way to incorporate some variety into your shoot.
What to Wear
“If you want to bring some extra things to swap out, you can bring jackets, hats, accessories, your favorite jeans or concert t-shirt, anything that will highlight who you all are!
When choosing colors, remember that solid white and solid black can make you appear washed out and flat on camera. Try to choose colors that POP while complimenting your skin tone and hair color. Primary colors and neutral / earthy tones work well.”
“Whatever outfits you choose we want your family to feel confident and happy! If your family has a more laid back kind of style, rock it! Your photos will turn out beautiful no matter what.
Most often for family sessions we have one outfit, but if you want to discuss an outfit change for the whole family - let me know!
If you need help curating your looks, feel free to reach out or send me photos! I’d love to help choose or find you a bit of inspiration.”