FAQs

Yes. Every session is just you and me, no assistant, no one else in the room. I shoot everything myself.

Tell me about the shoot you're dreaming of. Boudoir photography is incredibly personal — no two shoots are the same, because no two people are. Whatever you're imagining, I'd love to hear about it. Fill out the contact form and share a little about who you are and what you're hoping for, there's no pressure and no right answers. Once I've got your details, I'll be in touch for a quick, friendly chat to talk through the experience, answer any questions, and plan what happens next.

Honestly, whatever feels like you. That might mean a lacy lingerie set, your favourite white shirt, a comfy oversized jumper, or nothing at all — nude is a popular option. Bring it all and we'll talk through what works best once you're here. Some clients show up a bit nervous, that's totally normal, but by the end of the session they're owning it. After you get in touch I'll ask if you'd like me to call you so we can talk it all through and get you fully prepared.

What's included depends on the package you choose, so the best place to start is the pricing page, where everything is laid out clearly. No matter which package you go for, you'll get expert guidance, a relaxed and supportive environment, and images that reflect your beauty and energy. If you're unsure which option is right for you, just reach out and I'm happy to talk it through.

If you have a deadline in mind, book at least four weeks in advance so there's plenty of time for your shoot and final images. My calendar fills up fast, so the sooner you get in touch, the better.

No, not unless you say it's okay. Your privacy is incredibly important to me, and I'll never share your images anywhere without your permission — this is your session, your body, your call. I also delete my copies after I've delivered your final images, so please back up several copies for yourself, as I won't have them if you misplace your copy.

Full payment is required at the time of booking to secure your shoot. I hold that time just for you, and often turn away other clients to keep your spot open, so payments are non-refundable. If you need to reschedule and give enough notice, I'll always do my best to find a new time that works.

The packages list 1.5, 2.5 or unlimited hours, but in practice I usually take close to double that. Before we shoot, we talk through the kind of photos you want, any injuries or limitations, and how your outfits work with them. Then we do a few practice poses so you know how I like to guide you before the camera comes out properly.

Just one. That's deliberate, so you get my full attention and I'm never rushing you through it.

All of them. I've photographed women in their twenties discovering their confidence, women in their forties reclaiming it, and women in their sixties celebrating it. Boudoir isn't about being a certain age, it's about capturing your energy, your story, and the way you feel in your skin, right now.

Hell yes. Every body deserves to be seen, celebrated, and photographed with love. I work with women of all shapes and sizes, and I'll guide you through every step so you feel confident, beautiful, and sexy. You don't need to change a thing to deserve stunning photos.

I've been working exclusively with women since the beginning of my photography journey. My services are offered solely to women, with the exception of couples sessions.

Most of my shoots are in my studio, but I'm open to travelling if that will make you more comfortable.

If you want to bring a friend along for support, that's totally fine, as long as they're ready to match your energy and bring good vibes only. This is your time to shine, and I'm here to make sure it feels exactly that.

You don't need to know a single pose before you arrive, that's my job. I'll guide you through everything, from the way you hold your hands to the little details that make a big difference, and I'll demonstrate the poses myself so you're never left wondering what to do.

I hold a master's in photography, focused specifically on posing and lighting. A lot of bad boudoir photos come down to getting those two things wrong, not the person in front of the camera.