The best time to do a newborn session is in the first 21 days of your baby being born. I know, those first few weeks are hard! But you won't regret it. Reach out before your due date so I can save your spot.
Every session includes full digital image rights: print as many images as you'd like. A 25% booking deposit reserves your date.
Access to all props, wraps, and studio setups. Private, controlled lighting (ideal for posed newborn work). Siblings are welcome! Bring any special keepsakes or themes you'd love included.
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Budget-Friendly
About 1 hour in length. Includes 15 images (wrapped images of baby only). Potato wrap and toes-out wrap (no froggie or table poses). Beautiful images without the full-session commitment.
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In-Home
A personal, comfortable session in your own space. Don't worry what your house looks like! Your home has a unique feel that makes for *your own* beautiful images.
Book This Session →Newborn photography pricing can feel confusing. Here's what you're actually paying for — and why it matters.
Your photographer's experience, training, and style all shape the images you walk away with. Look for someone whose portfolio fits your vision — that alignment matters as much as price.
The number of poses, location options, studio setups, props, and wraps all vary by package. More options often means a longer session, but more variety in your final gallery.
With every session, you receive all image rights in the final edited gallery (so you can print as many of those images as you want!), however you want. Option to purchase prints from the gallery, but not required.
The earlier you reach out, the better — sessions around your due date fill quickly. Here's the full journey from bump to gallery.
Since you know your date in advance, we can book your session date ahead of time — no uncertainty, no scrambling. Reach out as soon as you have your scheduled date confirmed.
I save a couple of session options the week around your due date. Once baby arrives, we connect and lock in your exact session date. You don't need to have it figured out before the birth.
