When Should You Schedule Your Maternity Session?

The ideal time for your maternity photoshoot is between 30 and 35 weeks of pregnancy. This is when your bump is beautifully rounded, and you’re still feeling comfortable enough to enjoy the experience.

I typically book out about three months in advance, so securing your session early ensures you get your preferred date. It’s always better to plan ahead rather than miss out!

Is a Client Wardrobe Available?

Yes! I offer complimentary access to a thoughtfully curated wardrobe designed to enhance your session. Each piece has been carefully selected to photograph beautifully and complement all body types.

You can choose up to three outfits for your shoot. To explore the available options, visit my Instagram highlights under “Client Wardrobe.”

What If the Weather Doesn’t Cooperate?

A light sprinkle is usually fine, but if the rain becomes heavier or the wind is too strong, we may need to reschedule your session to ensure the best possible results. I keep a close watch on the weather forecast and will keep you informed if any adjustments are necessary!

What Time Will Your Session Be?

I typically schedule sessions around sunset, as this time of day provides the most flattering and golden light. During the warmer months, sessions usually take place between 6:00–7:00 PM, while in the cooler months, they are generally scheduled between 3:00–5:00 PM.

That said, the timing can be adjusted based on the weather. On cloudy days, we may shoot earlier since the soft, diffused light creates an even and beautiful glow. My goal is always to work with the best natural lighting to capture stunning, timeless images.

When Can You Expect Your Gallery?

Your final gallery will be sent to you via email within four weeks of your session. It will be hosted in a secure, password-protected online gallery, making it easy to view, download, and share with loved ones.

The gallery will be available for four weeks, so be sure to save your images before it expires to avoid any re-upload fees.