Why Booking your Holiday Portraits Early Matters

September and the months ahead can fill up quickly, especially for family sessions.

Booking early means you can choose a date that works best for your family — instead of trying to squeeze everyone onto the calendar later.

Your family won't stay this exact age forever. Let's capture them while we can.

When you book your family portrait session now, you’ll receive The Fine Art Portrait Gift Set

A curated set of 8x10 portraits printed on premium matte paper and beautifully presented for gifting.

Perfect to gift to a special family member.

That’s up to a $200 value, included with your session.

These aren't just photographs. They're the kind of gifts that end up framed on a wall, sitting on a nightstand, or becoming a treasured part of someone's home.

 

Plan Ahead for Holiday Cards

If sending holiday cards is part of your family tradition, your portrait session is something worth planning early. Scheduling your family portraits ahead of the holiday rush gives you plenty of time to select your favorite images, design your cards, and have them ready to send before the season gets busy.

Booking early also means one less thing on your holiday to-do list. By the time November and December arrive, your family portraits can already be complete and your holiday cards ready to make their way to the people you love.

The Muñoz Family 2025 Christmas Cards

Custom Designed with your Holiday Portraits.

Because Pets are Family Too!

At BD Photography, we believe your family portrait should include everyone who makes your family complete — including your pets!

Whether your family has a playful pup, a curious cat, a beloved bird, or a pet with feathers, fur, or four paws, we welcome them into your family portrait session.

After all, some of the most important members of the family have four legs, fluffy tails, or wings.

Let's create a portrait that captures your family exactly as it is.

 

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