I always advise booking any type of session in as soon as possible to avoid disappointment. My diary tends to fill fairly quickly!

Newborn: 2-4 hours Baby & Sitters: 1-2 hours Cake Smash: 1-2 hours Full Family: 1-2 hours

When you book in, you will pay a £99 booking payment which then deducts off any of the 4x package options you see on my website. A package isn’t chosen until AFTER you’ve seen your images, so theres no pressure or commitment towards a particular package until you’ve seen the results.

Yes, within reason! If you would like to spread the cost of a package, we can discuss the payment options for this.

I am a parent myself, I completely understand that this is a possibility. I’m also very used to it! If we struggle to get enough images to make up a gallery I am happy with, you will simply be invited back for a reshoot. You are never left with nothing here! :)

I am based in Hucknall, Nottingham. The postcode is NG15 7TT. I am a 5 minute walk from the Hucknall tram stop, and there are several bus routes from various areas too! There is on street parking outside the studio space.

Of course! For most of my sessions I encourage this! Cake smash sessions are a little harder to provide family photos in, but if it’s doable depending on the cake smash set up and size, then this is also a possibility too. This would be on the cake smash set up design only.

Yes! Within reason. Please just pop us a message to discuss.

No problem! It is best to get booked in as early as possible to avoid disappointment, but should your baby arrive early or late, I keep my diary as flexible as possible for this very reason, as we will simply shuffle the date around as needed.

There is never an extra charge for twins! The only cost there would be, and it is is completely optional, is for cake smash sessions IF a second cake is wanted (the one cake is included as usual).

Nope! My professional bakers can provide allergy specific cakes.

The package options that include extra goodies such as prints and USB come complimentary! It is the digital images that are being paid for regardless :)