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Fall Mini Sessions!

I hope you all had a lovely summer!  It flew by for me and as I took my kids back to school on their first day, I felt like we had hardly any break at all. 

Fall photo sessions are right around the corner and if you are interested in a full family session, I only have a handful of dates left, so please contact me right away so we can get your session date reserved!  I would love to photograph your amazing family and I am always so grateful to be able to watch families grow over the years. 

If you are interested in a mini session, keep scrolling!
 

Mini Session Details:

When: Friday, September 24 and Saturday, September 25 in the evening (there will be three 30 minute time slots at 5:15, 5:45, and 6:15).
Where: A location in the Roseville area
Cost: $300
What you get: 20 minutes of picture taking, 20 digital files, both in color and black and white.

Email me at hi@amywrightphoto.com or click on the “Contact” button at the top right of the page if you are interested with your preference of date and I will send you an invoice for the deposit ($150) and a session agreement in order to reserve your session.

If there is more of an interest that what I have available, I will considering adding another date (probably September 30) &/or extra times, but this is not guaranteed.

Please note: Sessions are limited and will be first come first served. Contracts must be signed and sent to me within 24 hours to confirm your booking. Thank you so very much for your understanding.

Wondering if you should go for a full session or a mini session? Here's some info that might help...

A mini session is a very quick family photo session that lasts about 20 minutes. It is meant for immediate families of 6 people or fewer, people who don't want to spend an hour getting photos taken, those who just want a picture for their Christmas card or an updated picture of their children because they know school pictures just don't always cut it. This can also be for couples or a maternity session.

It isn't for those who don't want to feel rushed at all during pictures or those who would like more than 20 digital images in the end. If you have kids that need a long time to warm up or those that you are concerned about other challenges, a full session might be a better fit for you.