The first round of mood boards for our 2024 Special Edition boudoir sessions is HERE!

We selected four different creative themes for our Special Edition boudoir photoshoots next year, all of which come with their own very different aesthetics. I love creating mood boards for photoshoots. Mood boards help clients nail down their inspiration for their photoshoots and give an idea of what can be possible! These creative boudoir shoots are SO different than our “every day” standard boudoir experience and I cannot wait to get started with these!

If you missed it, our 2024 Special Edition boudoir sessions will take place on 6 weekends next year! We added 2 additional weekends because they sold out so fast!

Here are the themes and dates:

January 19-21: “Morning After”

March 22-24: “Floral Dreams”

April 5-7: “Floral Dreams” - SOLD OUT

June 7-9: “PAINT”

June 28-30: “PAINT” - SOLD OUT

October 18-20: “Comfy & Cozy”

"Morning After" Boudoir

Our morning after aesthetic includes: Champagne bottles, messy makeup and hair, lingerie on the floor, and being curled up in sheets.

"PAINT" Boudoir

Our paint aesthetic includes: Body paint of all colors, paint splatter, metallic smears, paint brushes with a canvas, and painter’s overalls.

"Comfy & Cozy" Boudoir

Our comfy and cozy aesthetic includes: oversized sweaters, a good book by the fire, leg warmers, hot toddies, and a perfectly oversized blanket.

"Floral Dreams" Boudoir

Our floral dreams aesthetic includes: flower walls, pretty petals, roses on the bed, flower crowns, soft baby’s breath, and beautiful light.

Booking for our 2024 Special Edition boudoir sessions is OPEN to past clients! Booking opens for new clients on Black Friday!

Interested in booking one of our standard boudoir photoshoot experiences?

Every few months I latch on to a new obsession when it comes to my work and how I photograph boudoir. I ALSO latch on to a new obsession in my personal life (here’s looking at you Sarah J. Maas universe), so at any given moment I’m obsessed with SOMETHING and it usually lasts about 3 months until another shiny object catches my attention.

My current obsession in photography: movement and blur

Blurry photos are typically not what clients have on their “I must have this shot” list. I remember when I used to shoot weddings and family portraits; delivering blurry photos was ill-advised 99% of the time (unless of course it was the ONLY image where little Suzy was smiling).

Blurry boudoir images are a little bit (or a LOT a bit) different for me. I think boudoir is so sensual, intimate, and personal that a slight blur makes the image look like it is frozen in time; an almost voyeuristic look into the intimate day-to-day of the subject. Don’t get me wrong, I’m still taking very SHARP and still images because I don’t want my clients to have to cross their eyes when viewing their boudoir images… but I love adding a few artistically blurred shots in the mix!

Here are a few of my favorites from a session done at our Marietta boudoir studio this year!