Who Should Book a Full Session?

People who have difficulty getting out of the house on time. Hey, there's absolutely no judgement here, but if you know you're a person who has a difficult time keeping on schedule, or getting the kids out of the house, a full session means even if you're 20-30 minutes late, we'll still have lots of time for photos. 

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Families with a baby​.

I don't have to tell you that babies are unpredictable. If you have a baby that is less than 3 months old, an hour session will allow for some crying time and time to feed or do a diaper change if need be. 

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Families with 2+ more young children or children who take awhile to become comfortable.
A photoshoot can be an overwhelming experience. You're entering an unknown space with an unknown person and it can understandably take some time for kids to regulate their emotions and become comfortable. 
 
Extended family sessions.

A full hour session is required if you're looking to get photos done with a big group of grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, etc. 
 

Double use photoshoot

If you're looking to get some Christmas family photos done as well as another type of photoshoot-branding, cakesmash, engagement, etc., save money by booking one long photoshoot instead of multiple little ones.