Before we jump into this next post... Take a moment to think about your own personal style! How would your own personal style translate to a boudoir setting?

If you have a darker, alternative style, you can always add a strappy harness on top of your lingerie to make your boudoir look feel more personalized to you. Plus, you can consider a leather top or corset to really add a gothic feel.

If you have a retro style, you can add classic Mary Jane pumps that will complement modern lingerie pieces just as well as they complement a vintage look! To take your retro outfit to the next level, include a garter belt with stockings or even thrifted, antique jewelry.

No matter what your personal style is... there’s always a way to bring elements of your style into your boudoir session! I’m always happy to talk to my clients and help you decide which of the pieces in your closet would translate well to a photography shoot.

When it comes to all of the different sets that I’ve highlighted in my Studio Set Series… I can definitely say that ALL of them were a labor of love!

For the living room set… I took time to choose a couch and blanket that would match my floral wall, picked out plants, and even shopped for boudoir-related books to go on the shelves. For the fireplace set… I searched until I found the perfect mantle on Facebook Marketplace!

I put SO much hard work into each of my studio sets, truly making them a labor of love… but once they were set up, they were totally set up!

When it comes to my rose petal set, though, it’s a totally different story! Not only did the rose petals take forever to prepare when I first bought them... It takes a lot of effort to snap the “perfect” shot as the petals fall and to clean everything up, too.

Who/What types of businesses need branding photography?

Well… the short answer is ALL of them!

But short answers don’t make for good blog posts, so here are four different industries and examples on “why” professional business branding photography is beneficial for each of them!

Before we jump into today’s post, take just a minute to imagine the ultimate themed boudoir session…

To give you some ideas… Think a session with a vintage theme and retro hair, makeup, and styling! Or a session with a masquerade theme that features a mask as an accessory to a sexy satin slip dress!

Now that you have the idea for your themed shoot, think about how much a session like this might cost… What may surprise you is that you can have a beautiful themed session on a budget… and I promise, it truly is budget friendly!

After creating my recent “Build Your Own” Session special… I realized there was a need for an a la carte boudoir menu for my clients with varying budgets, so I made it happen. (To see these a la carte options for yourself, check out my consultation guide!) This new menu allows you to add extra studio sets and services to your boudoir experience, or you can choose to keep it minimal.

Preparing for ANY photography session can feel overwhelming. You want to make sure that you look good and likely worry about what to wear or how to pose. You want to make sure to get at least one good image to hang in your home. But when it comes to a business branding photography session, you may feel a little EXTRA nervous as these photos are not intended for personal use, but rather to be in front of the public with as many eyes as possible viewing them!

Here are a four tips to help you be (and more importantly, FEEL) better prepared for your business branding photography session.

If you could build your own boudoir session… what would you include?

Would you keep it simple with just the bedroom set? Or would you get adventurous and try out some of my special sets… like the bathtub or dressing room? Would you want a Hair and Makeup Artist to create your boudoir look? Or would you feel more comfortable glamming yourself before the session?

…And these questions are just the beginning!

I realized that being able to build a customized shoot outside of my boudoir packages would give my clients SO much room to choose… Which is why I created a “Build Your Own” Boudoir Session special!