Welcome Friends

Congratulations!

You booked your mini session now what? I am over joyed for this adventure of capturing you and your loved ones. My goal is to prepare you as much as possible to ensure our session goes as smooth as possible. If you have any questions, shoot an email and I’ll reply as soon as possible! I can’t wait to meet and capture your family.

Location and time

The Location of the mini session is 5005 Fourth Ave Canyon, TX 79015 at Creek House Honey Farm

Please arrive on time, I have allowed a 5 minute window between families to prepare for the next session.

LENGTH OF SESSION 

I am definitely an over shooter and love my job. Which causes me to get lost in the moment. No worries, I’m dedicated to providing a great experience. Even though I tend to get caught in the moment, the mini session will not go over 15 minutes.

WHAT TO WEAR 

Please don’t go out and buy new shoes and outfits for the shoot. I know it’s always exciting to prepare for the session and tempting to buy new clothes. I want what you all wear to be comfortable and reflect who you are. I recommend coordinating with the family and try not to focus on matching! Here are a couple of blogs that will help with what to wear. What To wear to a session? and What NOT to wear.

YOUR CHILDREN 

To get the most out of your session, I ask the children to be well-rested and go to the bathroom before arrival. To help children with the session by give them a heads up and let them know a friend will be taking some pictures of them. Lastly, it is my goal to capture children in their natural state so I will not force your little one to smile.

Rules given by Creek House HOney Farm

  • No glitter, confetti, streamers, petals or any other type of littering agent can be used.

  • All participants must stay on CHHF property.  You may NOT go beyond the following areas:  Lavender/Zinnia Field, grass area, porches. 

  • Stay off of retainer walls, do not climb or sit on edges.

  • Do not sit on the edges of the Gazebo.

  • Do not pick the flowers!

  • Do not swat at or try to harm honeybees (or any other insect).

  • Do not unplug any of our lights or plug in any type of light/electrical cords (we have problems with our electricity).

  • Do not use the water hose.

  • The lavender field usually has a ton of bees. We recommend caution if you are in that area. Please notice the disclaimer signs posted on the building, if someone is stung we are not responsible.