Maternity

Pregnancy is a wonderfully special time in a persons’ life. A woman body goes through many changes as it protects and grows a new human being. As a photographer and a woman who cannot have children; being able to capture the beautiful change that you’re going through is a special privilege.

Every pregnancy is as unique as the tiny human being created, so being able to capture your pregnancy should be as special as the pregnancy itself, as all too often the memory of how you looked will fade in time.

Indulge

Go all out at the end of your pregnancy

• up to 1 hr session
• can include partner and any other children
• £100 to spend on portraits
• professional hair and make-up
• bump casting
• 3-hour newborn session
• customised design and ordering appointment to select your favourite portraits to order.

£250

Spoilt

A little bit extra at the end of your pregnancy

• up to 1-hour session 
• can include partner and any other children 
• £100 to spend on portraits
• Professional hair and make-up 
• Customised design and ordering appointment to select your favourite portraits to order. 
  
  
  

£150

Treat

A simple session that captures the essence of your pregnancy

• up to 1-hour session
• can include partner and any other children
• £100 to spend on portraits
• Customised design and ordering appointment to select your favourite portraits to order.
  
  
  

£100

Indulge

• 30-minute session
• 1 outfit (bring your own or choose one of our gowns)
• Gender cake 
• 10 digital images

£150

Spoilt

• 30-minute session
• 1 outfit (bring your own or choose one of our gowns)
• Gender cake 
• 5 digital images

£100

Treat

• 30-minute session
• 1 outfit (bring your own or choose one of our gowns)
• 2 digital images
  
  

£60

When is the best time to have a maternity session?

For expecting mums with a single child, a good time to do your maternity session is when you’re around 30 – 36 weeks along. Your bump is full, but you are still comfortable to pose. 

For expecting mums with twins (or more), come in earlier around 26 – 32 weeks as multiples tend to arrive much earlier than single babies.

What do I need to wear?

Wear whatever you feel comfortable and pretty in. I provide this list as a guide to help you:

• Neutral strapless bra and seamless underwear
• Black bra and panty set (for those black background belly shots)
• White/ivory bra and panty set (for those white background belly shots)
• Tube top or belly band
• Regular jeans (not maternity ones) and camisole top
• Buttoned shirt or blouse
• Long, flouncy or form-fitting dress (e.g. a summer maxi dress)
• Button-up cardigan
• Men’s button-up top
• Coordinating outfits (for significant other/husband and/or children)
• Black &/or white turtle-neck top
• Any sentimental items (e.g. baby ultrasound image)

We have a variety of maternity wear specifically for photography at the studio.

Is there anything else I need to do?

I highly recommend professional makeup and hair. 

Not only will this make your images look even more amazing, but you will also feel beautiful & confident at your session. However, if it’s not in your budget, your I’m-off-out-on-a-really-hot-date make-up and hair will be just fine too.