CT Boudoir Photography - Traveling to NYC, Boston and Worldwide

Yes, you can bring a friend, however we do ask that they stay out of the exact room once the photographing begins. We want to make sure everyone is as comfortable as possible, but we’ve found that people feel too silly and self-conscious with a friend right there to get the images people want from us.

Bring multiple outfits (usually like 4-6+) you had in mind and we can go through them together to figure out what would be the best fit and work well. Bring multiple pieces of jewelry and and accessories (just nothing too cheesy) and a few favorite sexy shoes.

A boudoir shoot is always a good excuse to treat yourself (Treat Yo Self!) and get a manicure and pedicure.

It’s certainly not required but we always love starting a session with bodysuit lingerie. Especially if you are worried about being more self-conscious. It’s an outfit that’s flattering for every body, and it’s a little less intimidating of an outfit to start with.

99% of people that work with us are pushing their comfort zone to do it, so it’s important for us to know exactly where your line is before and during your shoot to make we can encourage you to accomplish what you want, but not push you if you are uncomfortable. So we will always have a conversation before we ever pick up our camera.

That said, our default boudoir shoots contain what we call “implied nudity”. This can be photographs with a bare back, but facing away from the camera, or being partially covered by a sheet or arms and hands, etc… We believe that learning to love and embrace your body is the very heart of boudoir. And we’ve found even when we only take a few nude photographs, the images where people can’t hide behind props and outfits have some of the biggest impact. If that’s too much for you don’t worry, we’ll talk through it all and make sure we do what is right for you. If you have any specific questions feel free to send us an email.

Of course, we totally understand the intimate nature of the work that we do and many of the people that we work with want their images to remain private.

There are usually about 90 minutes of actual photographing and about an hour if you are having your hair and makeup done. We always recommend that you block off about 3.5 – 4hrs of your schedule for a boudoir session to be safe!

Like all of our photography we are happy and more than willing to travel all over the world. We consider ourselves CT, Boston and NYC boudoir photographers. We don’t charge any travel fees if we have to drive next door to the New York or Boston area. Typically we shoot in Connecticut in a mix of locations from in-home shoots to studios, but if you have something different mind please let us know what you are thinking!