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frequently asked questions
For retainer fees I will invoice you via Square and you can use any card to pay. For in person payments I accept cash or can swipe any card.
Yes! The client closet is free to use for any client booking any session with me. Please let me know if you’d like to browse what is available.
Outdoor sessions will take place during “golden hour” which is the last hour of light of the day, during sunset. For more shaded outdoor locations, we will have the ability to shoot earlier.
Turn around is a week or less.
Depending on the type of session there are payment plans available. Please contact me directly to discuss.
Beach mini sessions are only available on Okaloosa Island. Full sessions are available all along the Emerald Coast; some will require a travel fee. The studio is located in Ft Walton Beach and any studio shoots will take place there.
Yes and no. Our beaches prohibit pets unless you are a local with a permit. For non-beach outdoor locations you may bring your pet(s) as long as the location allows. For studio sessions it will be on a case by case basis. ALL clients that bring pets MUST bring a handler that will NOT be in the session with you. This is non-negotiable.
Yes. I have a styling guide I will send out once you book. I am also always available to bounce ideas back and forth via text. Please don’t hesitate to reach out!
On days when the forecast calls for rain I will watch the weather that day and make a call within 3 hours of our shoot. I always reserve the day after our planned shoot as a rain backup for ALL clients.
ALL sessions are non-refundable. Certain circumstances may allow for a refund but it is on a case by case basis. Typically I will issue you a credit with an expiration date to use by. This is all dependent on the reason for the cancellation. There will be a rescheduling fee for any sessions rescheduled less than 48 hours before the planned session.
