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There has definatly been a rise in interest in these sexy little portrait sessions! I thought I’d take the time to let my current clients and potential clients know that I do offer Boudoir Sessions! 

So you ask …”What is a Boudoir Session?”  Knowing where boudoir originated will give you a helpful insight.

A boudoir is a lady’s private bedroom, sitting room or dressing room. The term boudoir comes from the French verb “bouder” meaning to pout.

Historically boudoir formed a lady’s suite of rooms adjacent to her bedchamber, where she could bathe and dress. Over time boudoir became any private room. These would be used for activities including entertaining intimate acquaintances. Boudoir has come to denote styles that focus on Renaissance and French bedroom styles. It also describes the “country cottage” with whitewashed walls, heavy bed furniture and deep bedding.

Boudoir art became a prominent movement starting around 1900. It remained in vogue for around 40 years. As a true art form, boudoir evolved from fashion and magazine illustration in Paris around 1910. Today boudoir sees resurgence through boudoir photography.  

A little more history here

These sessions are fun and tastefully done. I primarily shoot only “implied nude” and recommend that you bring a variety of outfits, shoes etc… You may want to follow a theme…  Many brides give an album of these images to their fiance on the wedding day or they make a very nice anniversary gift.

For detailed information and pricing please email me or give me a ring!