Yay home sessions! This one was extra super-duper special because the little girl, Skyla, had just finished chemo. Needless to say, her family was relieved and celebrating. And the love between them all was palpable. Skyla’s was SO vivacious and lovely- as I think you can see in these pictures. I was so honored to capture these moments. Congrats to their family and please enjoy these pictures.
I mostly do family sessions at parks around Madison, but I also do a home session- where I go to a family’s house and take pictures of their lives. And usually the results are pretty special. I love seeing kids and parents in their element, plus it makes it easier on the kids to take photos at home. Check out these pictures out from 1 such home session and let me know what you think! I’ll post a 2nd home session in a few days :).
Our favorite part(s) of the wedding: It honestly is just so overwhelming to be surrounded by so much love. We both had many guests travel in from all over the country, so to see everyone mingling, dancing, and enjoying themselves was everything to us.
What was definitely worth it: Having a day of coordinator. We didn’t want to spend money on a planner, but our DOC was a savior! She did everything… and more!
What was definitely not worth it: The stress! I am not a perfectionist, but we did a lot of DIY stuff, and you wind up forming an image in your head of what you want. It’s important to trust in the venue, the DOC, and the other vendors that things will work smoothly. And if they don’t, you won’t even know about it!
Our Planning Guidelines: We did as much as we possibly could in the beginning. We had our vendors booked very quickly after we got engaged. It allowed us to take a break around the holidays and enjoy life without too much stress.
Greatest challenge planning the wedding: Since we did a lot of DIY, many things couldn’t be done until weeks, even days before the wedding. That time was quite stressful for us. It feels like you will never get everything done… but you need to trust when people say “it all comes together in the end, ” because it does.
Resources that helped us along the way: Pinterest, of course!
Advice for other people planning their wedding: The day really does wind up being a complete blur. As 2 people that never wanted to get married, it is very surreal that all your planning is coming together in that moment and that you are surrounded by tons of people that love you. We kept looking around and saying “is this real?” “is this really happening?” “did we just get married?” It’s important to take it all in and breathe…. Oh, and eat! We definitely didn’t eat enough!
Other cool stuff people should know: Caleb is a home brewer who brewed 99% of the beer for the wedding. Our signature drink was an Elska blonde ale (Elska means “love” in Icelandic), and he had a few others brewed for the day. It took him months and months but was more than well worth it. We saved a TON of money by doing that, and our guests loved trying them and loved the personal touch. We bought kegs of other beer just in case anyone wanted something more standard, but they went untapped!
The wedding photos we’re most excited to see: The candids that were taken of us and our guests! I know there will be a lot of smiling and joyful faces.
We chose Maureen Cassidy Photography because Maureen did our engagement photos, and it was a blast. We both didn’t love the idea of the run of the mill engagement photos, and she was open to all ideas and her input was great! We got to go out, enjoy nature, be ourselves, drink beer, and the pictures came out wonderful! The fact that she is also vivacious and full of life, makes the shoot extremely comfortable and enjoyable. The few wedding photos we have seen so far look stunning! We can’t wait for the full set!!!!
Photographer side note: This Wisconsin wedding was in the fall but it was record-breaking hot & humid! Marcie was the most down to earth bride and decided to not wear her wedding dress after dinner and they quickly moved the dancing from inside the barn to outside on the patio because it was too hot in the barn. They rolled so fluidly when things were not perfect and they didn’t sweat the small stuff or even the big stuff. After the wedding, I told my husband they gave the perfect amount of fucks.
Planned Budget: We honestly didn’t have a set budget. We were realistic about money and saved where we could, hence the tons of DIY stuff we did.
Actual Budget: Would you believe us if we said we didn’t know? I think the venue and all of our vendors equaled about $14,000. All the side stuff was extra.
Where we allocated the most funds and the least funds: The most funds went to renting the venue, but 2nd was catering. We didn’t want to skimp out on the food. The least amount went to flowers. We kept hearing how floral is the most expensive, but ordering them online was such a breeze!
Vendor Shout-outs!
Please plan to arrive at least 15 minutes early to navigate parking and be ready for your session time. After don’t forget to gently wipe your child’s face before you leave the car.
If you are running late, please text me at 608-358-2871. These sessions are stacked so if you are late you lose that amount of time.
Our session will be playful! We start with a few posed photos and lead into a play session; where I encourage you to play with your kids!
The time together will go by really fast but you will be amazed at how many playful and fun portraits I can capture: family, your children, them individually, and even you as a couple.
If you want more time to play or want to bring the Grandparents along, you have the option to book extra time and have a back to back slot, that doubles your time behind my camera.
This is also suggested if you or your child is camera shy or really struggles with getting their picture taken.
When you book, make sure to add ” Extra time”, and be ready to have double the fun.
Come 15 minutes early. When you arrive at the Arboretum Visitor Center, I will likely already be in the garden area, so my assistant will greet you and bring you to me. Parents: if you have a child, make sure their face is clean and wipe down really well: it’s hard to remove dirt in photoshop, especially around the nose.
Be relaxed and happy. I know it can be stressful but the best thing you can do is smile at the camera and let me focus on capturing their attention and personality.
Add more time if you don’t want to feel rushed or if you would like more variety from our session.
I live a really good life and I am so grateful for all of it. In 2016 Neil and I bought a beautiful old house and blended our families together. We both thought it would be more challenging but it’s mostly been smooth sailing. We had Tim Fitch come over one August day to take photos! Tim is super talented and really doesn’t direct but just lets everyone do what they do and captures the moments brilliantly! As you will see, he is king at taking candids! Other highlights were Neil’s sister’s wedding, a big family trip to Zion National park, my family from Philadelphia visiting me here in Madison, a friend vacation to Idaho and my dear father’s surprise 80th birthday party. I took my favorite photo of 2016 there – a 100% sentimental capture of my dad’s happiest smile with his tongue poking out on one side. My dad is a quiet guy and I have only seen this most joyous grin a few times in my life. This photo of my dad (with almost all of his grandkids) makes me so happy, I already have it framed in my bedroom! It reminds me why I love photography so much!
I am really looking forward to 2017! I only took 10 weddings (last year I had 31!). I plan to do more family photography and boudoir. AND I plan to do shit on weekends! For the past 6 summers, I haven’t had much of a summer. I plan to go to festivals, camp as much as I can, as many lazy mornings as I can get and just be more present for my family life. So if you’ve been thinking about getting family photos taken, you should please contact me!
Thanks for stopping by! Hope to see you in 2017!
ps. Most of these photos are mine but some are not. Here is a list of photographers whose photographs I am using in the post. Lily Chou of Wild about you Photography. She has mad skills and the fun dance shots are hers from attending Mystic Photography Seminar. Other photos besides Tim Fitch are Amie Heeter, Sharon from SV heart photography, Nikki Hansen, other family members and strangers.
These next set are from TIM FITCH PHOTOGRAPHY! He is king of “day in the life photos”. Pure documentary style!
I got 3 big trips with my family this year. I am so happy my sisters are good planners! Thanks Kathy and Donna for planning wonderful trips!
Then I got a friend vacation in Idaho! It was perfect! Hiking, hot spring, friends, fires, guitars…no kids!
Just a few from Megan and Tony’s wedding.
My Dad’s surprise 80th birthday.
Favorite photo of 2016.
Allie and I met in high school when we had a few classes together. We liked each other as teenagers but were nervous about admitting it. I finally worked up enough courage to ask Allie out on a date and we’ve been together ever since. Our love has taken us from high school to college at UW to post-college life. We’ve been together seven and a half years now. They’ve been the best years of our lives and we’re looking forward to what the future holds for us.
Planning the proposal
Every fall Allie and I love to take walks through the parks and around Madison’s lakes and really take in the colors of the season. When it came to deciding when and how to propose to Allie, I knew I wanted to incorporate our love for fall and one of our favorite spots in Madison, Picnic Point.
How I decided to have the proposal photographed
Allie had previously mentioned to me that she would love to have someone capture the moment during a proposal. Luckily for us, Maureen was able to capture our proposal. Besides being beyond excited and surprised that I popped the question, Allie was shocked that Maureen had secretly photographed the proposal for us. After working with Maureen and seeing the look that Allie gets in her eyes when she looks at the photographs, I know that I could not have asked for a better photographer in Maureen. The feeling I get when I see the photographs is indescribable and I’m so glad that we will always have these photos to remind us of this special moment in our lives!
Maureen Cassidy is a Madison wedding photographer, Madison family photographer & Madison boudoir photographer who loves capturing connections, love and beauty in Wisconsin and around the world. If you would like to send her a message contact her {here}.
Exciting news: Huffington Post recently posted 26 Snowy Wedding Photos that Capture the Romance of Winter…and we made the list! Hooray! Check it out and thanks everyone for your support!
Maureen Cassidy is a Madison wedding photographer, Madison family photographer & Madison boudoir photographer who loves capturing connections, love and beauty in Wisconsin and around the world. If you would like to send her a message contact her {here}.
How I decided to have the proposal photographed
I wanted to strike the balance between it being a private moment for just us and being able to share it with our families and friends. We just moved to Madison from the East coast and are both close to our families; I wanted them to be able to experience the moment with us from far away. I absolutely love the pictures! Looking at them brings me back to how I felt in the exact moment– the nervous energy leading up to the proposal and the elation following the “yes”. I never want to forget how it felt!
Maureen Cassidy is a Madison wedding photographer, Madison family photographer & Madison boudoir photographer who loves capturing connections, love and beauty in Wisconsin and around the world. If you would like to send her a message contact her {here}.
Where our wedding was, and how we chose the venue(s):
Our wedding was at our farm outside of Columbus, WI. We purchased a small farm almost 2 years ago and the barn was in amazing shape. It’s over 100 years old!
Our favorite part(s) of the wedding:
My nephew Tyler who is 19, sang and played acoustic guitar during our ceremony. Almost every single song he learned was recorded before he was born. When Kevin walked down the aisle with his parents, Tyler played, ‘Holding out for a Hero’, by Bonnie Tyler. He did AMAZING. Kevin is a HUGE Footloose fan. This song was appropriate for so many reasons!
Kevin and I also wrote our own vows. It was so touching to be able to express our vows from the heart.
What was definitely worth it:
Having it at our place. The photos and memories from that day mean so much more knowing it was in our backyard.
Greatest challenge planning the wedding:
We are SO GLAD we had our wedding on our farm BUT living at the same place as the venue could sometimes be a challenge. We wanted to constantly ‘do things’ in preparation. I am a sprinter and this was more of a marathon…I probably swept the barn 20 times before the actual day J.
Resources that helped us along the way:
Pinterest and Etsy! I would find things I liked on both sites and then bring these ideas to my dad. He played a HUGE role in helping us construct a lot of our décor. I would tell him what I liked and he would build it. He actually built the bar in the barn out of old barn wood.
Advice for other people planning their wedding:
The day will go by so quickly. Try to enjoy every moment! Don’t stress, everything will get taken care of.
Other cool stuff people should know:
My dad and I made all of the decorations. He trimmed birch trees, placed them in corners of the barn and we strung clear lights on them. He found an oak tree already down. He trimmed it to be the base of our cake. He spent a lot of time stringing lights and hanging material on scaffolding.
We purchased our centerpiece flowers from a vendor at the Sun Prairie Farmer’s Market the morning of our wedding.
The wedding photos we’re most excited to see:
There was so much going on that day, we are excited to see our guests engaging with each other. We know there were bits we missed and we can’t wait to see what was captured in the photos!
We chose Maureen Cassidy Photography because:
We met with Maureen in January and immediately felt comfortable with her. She had only one day open in September, our date. It was meant to be! She has such amazing energy, we knew she would be able to capture our day perfectly. And when she confirmed she would climb the barn banisters if needed, we knew she was our photographer! The day of our wedding, she was so much fun!
Vendors!
Ceremony & Reception Venue: our home
Hair: Bfix Salon in Madison, WI
Make up: My sister and I did ours together
Wedding Dress: I found my dress online. It was from a boutique in NYC and had been a mannequin sample.
Bridesmaid Dress: www.modcloth.com
Groom & Groomsmen Attire: Everyone picked their own
Catering: Eldorado Grill provided our dinner with smoked brisket and mashed potatoes
Bar-tending: We had kegged cocktails provided by Dlux. Old-fashions were on tap!
Rentals (tents, chairs, linens, etc.): Event Essentials
Officiant: Rev. Rita Erickson from Tomah, WI. She was great!
Wedding planner: Kevin and Maria 🙂
Flowers/Florist: Wild Apples Floral in Baraboo, WI
Invitations: Maria made them. She has a design background.
Dessert: Market Street Diner did our wedding cake along with rustic pies, pumpkin and s’mores bars.
Basset Street Brunch Club provided us with donuts. Guests were encouraged to take them home for breakfast the next day. Flavors included Maple Bacon (yesss!), Oreo-Crusted and Sprinkled.
Photography: Maureen Cassidy Photography
Bands: During cocktail hour, the No Name String Band: Midwestern new-time string band.
Our dance was The Rusty Hearts: electrified, stringified and countrified music.
Both bands fit our theme quite well. In fact the Rusty Hearts even countrified some songs from the 80s and learned how to play ‘My Maria’.
Maureen Cassidy is a Madison wedding photographer, Madison family photographer & Madison boudoir photographer who loves capturing connections, love and beauty in Wisconsin and around the world. If you would like to send her a message contact her {here}.
Hey all!
Here’s installation #2 of Family and Newborn session highlights for the past couple of months.
I hope you enjoy and that you can feel and see the love these families have for each other! Please scroll through at the bottom to see Installation #1 from a few days ago!
**Also, if anyone is really wanting to schedule a family or newborn session this fall, I only have a few spots left- please sign up soon!
Maureen Cassidy is a Madison wedding photographer, Madison family photographer & Madison boudoir photographer who loves capturing connections, love and beauty in Wisconsin and around the world. If you would like to send her a message contact her {here}.
I’m sure this has been the same for a lot of people but dang (!) this summer has been busy! As such, I haven’t done much in the way of social media updates. But here is a post of some Family and Newborn session highlights from the past couple of months. It’ll be split into 2 parts because there are soooo many photos to share. This is installation #1.
Also, here’s a list of My Top 4 Reasons Why I Love Photographing Family and Newborn Sessions:
1) Continuity. Some of the families below I had the honor of taking pictures for the couple’s wedding, then newborn photos, then family photos. This is the type of photographer I strive to be: one you can (and want to!) call back year after year for all those special moments in a family’s history. I love this because I get to build relationships, see how the kids (and parents) have changed over time, and I think this relationship building allows me to capture more natural shots.
2) I am a kid at heart. The things that I consider my best qualities are those that we also cherish in children: I am light-hearted, fun loving, and happy to play. So doing family sessions gives me a great chance to do my job (photography) while also being myself and hanging out with the kind of people I act like most (kids!).
3) Summer fun! I get to take pictures, mostly outdoors, in great weather, in a beautiful part of the country- yea southern Wisconsin!
4) Seeing how LOVED children are. These parents are exceptional- and it’s a good reminder for me of how amazingly difficult and incredibly rewarding it can be to raise children. My goal is to capture this love and a family’s happiness in photos.
I hope you enjoy!
Maureen Cassidy is a Madison wedding photographer, Madison family photographer & Madison boudoir photographer who loves capturing connections, love and beauty in Wisconsin and around the world. If you would like to send her a message contact her {here}.
Where were your wedding and reception and how did you choose the venue(s)?
Our wedding ceremony was at Blessed Teresa of Calcutta Parish in North Lake, WI and our reception was at The Delafield Hotel in Delafield. We chose our church because it reminded Megan of the church she grew up going to. It’s cozy and beautiful. It really made our ceremony feel intimate and personal.
We picked the Delafield Hotel because of its old world/antique charm. Also, the on-staff wedding planner, Erin, was phenomenal to work with and she made planning our wedding reception so easy.
What memory stands out most from your wedding day?
Off the top of my head, my favorite memory was how awesome our dance floor was! There was NEVER a dull moment and everyone looked like they were having a blast!
What personal touches did you add to the wedding to make it your own?
We chose vendors who knew us personally and could customize their services to us. Our priest has been a friend of Megan’s since Kindergarten; our DJ was a friend of Megan’s from high school; Maureen has been our buddy/coach/photographer for a few years (and for many more to come)! We picked our favorite colors to decorate with and to base our floral choices around. We decided to have a bean bag toss game instead of glass-clinking as it’s one of our favorite tailgate games. The game had the logo of the gymnastics academy where we coach together on display. Jason also made a fantastic slideshow of photos of each of us growing up, us together, and our favorite people!
What was the most enjoyable part of planning your wedding?
Megan most enjoyed that we were able to work together as a team to make decisions. It wasn’t always easy, but we always figured out how to make a decision we were both excited about. It bonded us and brought us closer together.
So stinkin’ sweet- I love it when grooms want to take their own pictures of the beautiful bride!
What was your greatest challenge in planning your wedding? What did you feel least prepared for?
Wedding planning wasn’t too tough at all for us. We were extremely lucky. I would have to say that I felt least prepared for how difficult it was to try and see and speak to all of our wedding guests. I wish the night could have lasted longer so I could have connected with everyone!
What resources (blogs, friends, websites) helped you in planning your wedding?
I glanced at Pinterest to get some ideas, but not too closely. Pinterest pressure is a real thing! Etsy, however, became my best friend. I got lots of ideas from the site and found some great deals, too! Plus, I loved that most of the items I shopped for were handmade. I used theknot.com for the checklist. It helped me prioritize the order of our ‘to do’ list.
These ladies are some of Megan and Jason’s students so I did some fun shots of them at the venue.
What advice do you have for people planning a wedding?
Don’t be afraid to break the rules. While we followed many of the wedding traditions out there, you definitely don’t have to. Your wedding should reflect YOU!
Which moment(s) are/were you most excited to see in your wedding photos?
I’m most excited to see the moments that we were unaware Maureen captured! Candid photos are my favorite!
Why did you choose Maureen Cassidy Photography?
Because she RULES! DUH!
Wisconsin Wedding Vendors!
Ceremony Venue: Blessed Teresa of Calcutta Parish
Reception Venue: The Delafield Hotel
Hair & Make-up: Creative Flair Salon
Wedding Dress: Brandi’s Bridal
Bridesmaids Dresses: The Wedding Shoppe
Groom & Groomsmen Attire: Men’s Wearhouse
Catering & Bar-tending: The Delafield Hotel
Officiant: Fr. Jacob Strand
Wedding planner: Erin Neureuther (with The Delafield Hotel)
Flowers/Florist: Waukesha Floral & Greenhouse
Invitations: Minuteman Press (formerly R.B.’s Printing, INC)
Dessert (cake and such!): Our cake was from Piggly Wiggly
Photography- Maureen Cassidy Photography Like there would be anyone else?? 😉 & 2nd shooting-Sarah Maughan of Urban Anchor Photography
DJ: We used Sound By Design for our DJ and lighting services.
Maureen Cassidy is a Madison wedding photographer, Madison family photographer & Madison boudoir photographer who loves capturing connections, love and beauty in Wisconsin and around the world. If you would like to send her a message contact her {here}.
Here are the 3 contest winners from this year Best of 2014
Sara and Josh-See more of their awesome backyard wedding here
Angela & Ben & the sweet Avalyn
Amanda-Phil + 2 twins and a new baby brother!!
2014 was a great year for me!
I photographed 25 weddings, 56 family/children/sessions, 21 maternity/newborn sessions & 30 boudoir sessions.
Special thanks so my 2nd shooters & photo editor Sarah from Urban Anchor Photography.
My friend Kat who helps me blog!
And my sweet loving boyfriend Neil who makes my life happier and keeps me filled with love and smiles!
My goal for 2015 is to have a wedding each month! So far I need to book a wedding in November 2015 & December 2015. I already have 20 weddings for 2015. 2 of them destination weddings and maybe one more to come. Maybe just maybe! I will book a destination wedding in Nov or Dec some place warm and tropical!!
I always striving to better my work and I am attending an elite and stellar workshop lead by top wedding photographers Todd Laffler who won 70 fearless photography awards, Brian Callaway who has won 18 fearless photography awards and his amazingly creative wife Allison Callaway who has received 25 fearless photography awards.
I am also doing some mentoring this year with Kirsten Lewis who is a crazy amazing family photography and wedding photography!!
I love my work and I am grateful that I get to photograph love and connection between people. It’s amazing witnessing such joy either at a wedding or family/newborn shoot…
Boudoir photography continues to be one of passions. I really love working with women and photographing their beauty. I get to be more creative in boudoir vs the rest of everything else I photograph simply because I can pose people. Kids are not going to sit still and wait for me to find the light or their best side…
It uses a different part of myself plus I LOVE seeing women feel good about their selves and it makes a killer gift!
Thank you Madison for continuing to welcome and accept me into your community! I am excited for 2015.
Maureen Cassidy is a Madison wedding photographer, Madison family photographer & Madison boudoir photographer who loves capturing connections, love and beauty in Wisconsin and around the world. If you would like to send her a message contact her {here}.
2014 was a great year! My daughters are 6 & 8 (which I consider their golden years) and are so fun and loving towards both me and each other. We have it pretty sweet, and I’m blessed to have a really wonderful family! My family even went on a cruise together this year- which was a big highlight for all of us. Even though I live far from my sisters and parents we all see each other throughout the year. My sister Donna had a 3rd open adoption go through so I have a new niece in my life!! (She is in the newborn photos).
I also have a super stellar (& adorable) boyfriend Neil. He is the best!! He photographed some weddings with me and we went on some great adventures together in 2014. He is an incredibly supportive partner + he can handle me! I love the friends I have and the people in this town that I get to interact with. I know I’m a people person but Madison is filled with such great people. I swear, I have not met an asshole here yet and I’ve been here almost 5 years! I love it here. Besides the bitter cold it’s perfect.
Notice other photographers in here? Hell yeah!!! That is one of the gems for me in Madison. Some of my closest friends are the other rocking photographers in Madison. Everyone is so nice to each other and we are a community and help each other and have a lot of fun together. We get to share what we have learned, critique our work, be back up for each other, brainstorm ideas, joke around, go dancing, 2nd shoot for each other, watch each others pets…
Special thanks to the 2nd shooters from 2014 who took all the photos of me shooting weddings. Patricia Espedal from rejoy photography, Sharon for SV heart photography, Laura Zastrow from Laura Zastrow photography, Amie Heeter, Nikki Hanson and Neil Thompson!
Maureen Cassidy is a Madison wedding photographer, Madison family photographer & Madison boudoir photographer who loves capturing connections, love and beauty in Wisconsin and around the world. If you would like to send her a message contact her {here}.
Today’s featured wedding photo was published on the awesome site Moment Junkie. It’s a great site that you can spend hours browsing amazing candids!
If you are interested in finding out more information about our wedding photography, please check out Wedding Portfolio and our Wedding Investment Page.
2013 was an awesome year! Another year filled with amazing people uniting and myself having the honor of photographing their wedding. This year like last, I photographed 23 weddings. I honestly had such a blast doing it! I think each year I love being a wedding photographer more and more! As you scroll through you will see why!
Vote for your favorite wedding image of 2013 from Maureen Cassidy Photography
WINNER receives a full session + digital files (value of $500)
Runner up receives a mini session + digital files (value of $250)
RULES:
1. Be cool
2. Vote by commenting on which number you choose. ONLY 1 vote per email. (emails are never used or sold)
3. Get more votes by liking the image on Facebook in the 2013 Wedding Contest Album. Voters must FIRST like my facebook page for the vote to count.
4. Voting ENDS January 18th at midnight
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Jeremy & Emily- Jamaica Ocho Rios
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Marie & Andrew – Janesville Wisconsin
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Renata & Douglas – Madison Wisconsin
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Kristine & Brandon – Lodi Wisconsin
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Angie & Eric – Wisconsin Dels
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Caroline & Michael – Madison Wisconsin
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Courtney & Nathan – Madison Wisconsin
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Bill & Ron – Madison Wisconsin
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Susil & Boryana – Madison Wisconsin
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Angie & Nate Lake Windsor Wisconsin
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Gina & Igor Tyrol Basin
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Maggie & Ken – Madison Wisconsin13.
Jenny & Brandon – Dodgeville Wisconsin
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Christa & Leigh – Madison Wisconsin
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Katie & Jeff – Devils Lake Wisconsin
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Erin & Jon – Madison Wisconsin
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Natalie & Nick – Badger Farms in Madison Wisconsin
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Nyaisha & Chris – Central Coast Wisconsin
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Britany & Rob – Poynette Wisconsin
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Erin & Tm – Badger Farms in Madison Wisconsin
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Stacy & Matt – Poynette Wisconsin
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Jennifer & Thomas – Poynette Wisconsin
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Dawn & Dan – Delaware
Boudoir photography is so exceptionally beautiful! I know it feels so daring and often a push of character to sign up for a boudoir session.
BUT it’s so worth it!!!Every woman who has signed up has LOVED the experience and most have done it as gifts and the recipients have been floored!
The sessions will be in Madison Wisconsin at a lovely local hotel.
SIgn up today! I only host boudoir mini sessions once a year!
