Doing a Family Photoshoot—The Perfect Excuse for a Grand Reunion. Family, they can be messy and over the top. At the end of the day, there’s a connection that can’t be denied. When it comes to extended members of one’s family, distance may come in the way of regular get-togethers. Once everybody finally reunites, it’s like the bridge of separation never existed.
Holidays in particular are a great time to reunite with all the faces you don’t get to see so often, such as Christmas or Fourth of July. However, if you’re looking for an excuse to get everyone together on any old day, then why not plan a family portrait session?
Make an Event Out of It-Family Photoshoot
Who says a photography session has to be awkward and stilted? You can make a whole day of it—plan some fun activities, an outing, or a dinner after the photo-shoot.
The photo-shoot itself will have a lot of room for friendly interaction and snapshots of conversation, and once the photographer has the pictures they need, everybody can take the friendly atmosphere to another location!
Multiple Generations in One Shot
Planning your family portrait around grand family reunion means that at the end of the day, you’re going to have multiple generations all gathered into one picture.
From great grandparents to the tiny tots, you’ll have a lineup of all the family resemblances and individual idiosyncrasies in one satisfying group shot.
A Treasured Keepsake
With a family photo-shoot, you’re going to be procuring a keepsake that will be treasured by both current and future generations. It’s rare that families are all in one place at the same time, and everybody can look back on the photo and remember a beautiful day where everybody came together just to capture the bond of family on film.
As time goes on, people come and go—a family reunion with a photo-shoot in the mix can help cultivate memories and hold on to them in the future as things shift and paths diverge. With my years of expertise in the field, I can help get you the best shots of your family—no matter the size. Take a look at my family portrait gallery, and contact me if you like my work enough to hire me.