I know I say this often, but I’m truly so honored every time I get to document a big milestone for families. This maternity session was even more fun with the sweetest older siblings!! One scroll through these photos and you can see they had such an adorable bond.

Add in a beautiful Mama, perfect bump, and a sun-drenched field… it was pure perfection!

When we originally connected, this beautiful Mama had been referred to me from their previous photographer prior to their move from the East Coast. One of the things I love about the motherhood photography community is knowing that for families like this one, a long-distance move doesn’t mean they have to miss out on documenting their family’s milestones.

They still had an hour drive to me, but my full service experience made planning easy for them!

When they arrived at my studio, we got to work! Mama was pampered by my fabulous professional hair and makeup artist. Meanwhile, I helped finalize clothing for the whole family from the SAP Client Wardrobe.

Adding to an Existing Wall Gallery | maternity session with siblings

Thankfully I was able to work with this family’s existing custom frames to add on to their gallery. Now baby number three has a spot on the walls of their new home!

With so many families relocating and moving into new homes here in the Austin area, its not uncommon for families to come to me with existing gallery walls or a few frames here and there.

Plus, the design process is easy! We will use images of your wall, its measurements, and existing wall portraits to customize a design just for you. This provides such a good visual, too! I truly love offering this service (plus installation!) for families.

Another common request I receive is ensuring we save space to add on frames as your family grows. To do this, we design in phases. This is what most of my Membership families do throughout the year!

If you’d like to get your images off of hard drives and on your wall, contact me to plan your next session. Or, read more about the custom framing process here!