What it costs, plainly.
No packages to decode. No pressure at the reveal. Here's exactly how it works.
The Session
Session Fee: $525
This covers the planning, the session itself, and the reveal in your home. It includes your printed keepsake box of 4x6 photographs, yours to keep no matter what you decide about artwork.
The session fee is not a deposit toward artwork. It's the experience itself.
The Artwork
Artwork is chosen at the reveal, once you've seen your images on your own walls. No guessing.
Most families invest between $500 and $2000 in their collection. Some go further, up to statement pieces and full album sets. Some do less. There's no minimum, and nothing is decided before you've seen what your family looks like as art in your home.
We'll talk through the investment on your intro call, so you'll know the range before you ever book. At the reveal, you'll see complete pricing for every piece. No surprises, no games. Your art gets designed around your walls, not picked off a menu.
Digital files are included with the artwork you order. I don't sell them separately. Your images belong on your walls and in your hands, not stacked in your phone with everything else.
What It Becomes
A canvas above the couch that stops you on the way through the room. Big enough that guests ask about it.
An album with a suede cover and thick matte pages, the kind your kids pull off the shelf without being asked. One for you, one for the grandparents.
A small book that fits in a bag or a desk drawer, for the days you need to see their faces.
Every piece is designed at the reveal, around your images and your walls.
I keep my calendar small on purpose.
I take a limited number of families each year so every session gets planned, photographed, and revealed with real attention. That's what the investment reflects. Not a volume business, and not a rushed hour with a gallery link at the end.
What you're paying for is something your family lives with. Not something you scroll past.
You’re in good hands
Still have questions?
That's what the intro call is for. Fifteen minutes, no pressure, and you'll know if this is right for your family.