Not at all. Lifestyle couples sessions are for any stage of your relationship — dating, anniversaries, moving in together, new chapters, or simply celebrating everyday love.

Absolutely. Most couples feel this way at first. I guide you through natural prompts and gentle posing, focusing on connection rather than stiff poses. You don’t need modeling experience — just show up as yourselves.

Sessions take place within approximately one hour of Essex, Vermont, and can include outdoor locations, at-home lifestyle sessions, or my professional studio in Swanton, VT. I’ll help you choose a location that fits your style and story.

I provide outfit guidance before every session and offer a What to Wear for Couples Sessions guide to help you coordinate outfits that photograph beautifully without feeling overdone.

Yes — pets are absolutely welcome and often encouraged. Including your dog, horse, or other meaningful animals adds personality and authenticity to your session.

Your couples session includes 30 professionally edited digital images, delivered in a private online gallery. Additional images are available for purchase at $30 each.

Your full gallery will be delivered within 2–3 weeks of your session. Each image is carefully edited for true-to-color consistency and storytelling.

Yes. Outfit changes are welcome, and you can add:

• A second location 
• Additional shooting time 
• Extra edited images
• These options are available through the Add-On Upgrade.

Booking is simple:

1. Submit an inquiry through the website 
2. Review and sign your contract 
3. Pay the session retainer to reserve your date

Choosing outfits for your couples session should feel fun and effortless, not stressful. The goal is to wear pieces that feel like you while coordinating in a way that photographs beautifully and timelessly.

Instead of wearing identical outfits, choose colors and styles that complement each other. Think shared tones and textures rather than exact matches.

Neutral and muted colors photograph best, especially in Vermont’s natural settings. Great options include:

• Cream, beige, and soft white 
• Denim and chambray 
• Olive, sage, and soft greens 
• Warm browns, rust, and tan 
• Muted blues and grays
• These tones keep the focus on connection and emotion rather than clothing.
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• Layers add depth and movement to photos. Consider:
• Sweaters, cardigans, or jackets 
• Button-down shirts over a tee 
• Scarves, belts, or light outerwear
• Texture helps create a more editorial, story-driven look.
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Large logos, bold graphics, neon colors, and busy patterns can be distracting and pull attention away from your connection. Solid colors and subtle patterns work best.

• At-home sessions: cozy, casual outfits that reflect your everyday life 
• Outdoor sessions: layered outfits with texture and movement 
• Studio sessions: clean, classic pieces with neutral tones
   

Comfort is key — you should be able to move, sit, walk, and interact naturally.

Shoes are often visible, especially during walking or movement-based moments. Choose neutral, comfortable footwear that fits the overall style of your outfit.

• If time allows, bring:
• One casual look 
• One slightly dressier look
• This gives variety without overcomplicating the session.
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The most important rule: wear what feels authentic to you as a couple. When you feel comfortable and confident, it shows in your photos.

If you’re ever unsure, you’re welcome to send outfit photos ahead of your session — I’m always happy to help you choose.