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When you book a photo session today or during the month of May you will receive a complimentary 8x10! It doesn't matter whether your session is in May or scheduled for June or July. Essentially, if you book and pay your session fee in May, you'll receive a complimentary 8x10 of the image of your choice from that session!
P.S. That's my nephew, Will, flying high on his swing! Aren't baby feet the best?
Before you were conceived, I wanted you
Before you were born, I loved you
Before you were here an hour, I would die for you
This is the miracle of love
-Maureen Hawkins
I'm so happy for the both of you! This session was so much fun and I couldn't resist "oohing and ahing" over Mia and Miles a little bit more.
Yep, these two are eaten up with love over their twin babes!
The twin bond---isn't it sweet?
Miles just chilling out.
Mia already working her dad---definitely a future daddy's girl!
The reality of baby photography... :)
If you haven't been to Wekiva Springs Park lately the morning is the best time to go before the afternoon crowds settle in for a nature fix. Luckily, we had nice cool weather since this photo shoot happened in March. Yep, I'm a little behind in my blogging! Little Miss L was such a precious cutie pie and super cooperative!! Can't wait to meet the newbie in early June!
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Madi and Ashby joined forces to pull off a very fab Academy Awards-themed party to celebrate their entry into teendom. Oh moms, look out! Guests munched on tasty pasta salad, Chick-fil-A nuggets (no one cooks up a bird like Chick!), and luscious chocolate-covered strawberries. The candy station was a sweet-toothed girl's dream brimming with shiny glass bowls of luscious assorted delights. I must give a shot out to The Cupcake Spot for the yummy chocolate cupcakes! Uh, did I mention more party particulars like the fog machine, the faux bling chest, karaoke, and the red carpet runway? Congrats on a totally rad party. That's how we would have described it back in the eighties! :)
