The photographs you still want
from this chapter.

Studio portraits can give you time to focus on one another. If you have a location in mind, we can discuss an outdoor session or a combination of settings. The plan depends on the session, schedule, location, weather, and any applicable permissions or fees.

For couples who want a coordinated portrait experience before or after a wedding, we can discuss studio settings, available wardrobe, personal outfits, and hair and makeup by arrangement. These details are planned around your preferences.

Wardrobe fit and availability, outside artists’ fees, travel, and what is included in the photography session are confirmed before booking.

If you want the ceremony or celebration photographed, tell us where and when it will take place, how many people will be involved, and the moments that matter most to you. Wedding-day coverage is planned separately from a portrait session.

After the photographs are made, consider the images you want to see every day and the ones you want to keep together in an album. We can explain retouching, print, album, and digital-file options for your chosen session.

Amber and Justin describe their earlier portrait experience with Studio Soo. This archival film shows a past project and does not describe a current gugwa package.

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Lauren and Ryan reflect on photographs made at different points in their lives. This earlier Studio Soo film is an example of a relationship documented over time.

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