You might already have your favorite lingerie, but if you don't, go buy something pretty for yourself.  If you want to incorporate a favorite t shirt, tie, shoes or anything else - bring it!  I will provide you with a Pinterest board for inspiration plus will help guide you if you have any questions about what to wear. I recommend bringing 1 or 2 extra outfits as backups. 

I am comfortable with what you are comfortable with.  We can chat more about this and how you want to incorporate your ideas during a consultation.

I have a studio in Wahoo, Nebraska that we can shoot your session or if you would prefer we can book a boutique hotel in Omaha or Lincoln.

Nope! You absolutely don’t need to show up with a list of poses. A professional boudoir photographer (like me!) will guide you through every step, from head to toe, down to your fingertips. It’s our job to help you look your best and feel confident, no posing experience necessary.

• Pinterest and Instagram are great starting points. Search terms like boudoir poses, body-positive boudoir, soft lighting boudoir, or boudoir with fabric/draping to get specific.

• Check out my own boudoir portfolio—I’ve photographed clients of all body types and styles, and it can help spark ideas.

• Save 5–10 photos max to avoid overwhelm. The goal is inspiration, not imitation!

Yes, absolutely! Share them during our pre-shoot consultation or bring them on session day. It gives me insight into your style and comfort level, and we can go from there.

Totally normal. You can let me know ahead of time what you’re curious about, and we’ll work it in gently if you feel ready. You don’t have to do anything you’re uncomfortable with—your comfort is always the priority.

I do not currently offer in-house hair and makeup services—but don’t worry, you’re not on your own! I’m happy to recommend some incredible local artists I trust who can help you feel your absolute best.

Whether you choose to book a pro or plan to do your own glam, here are a few helpful tips to make sure you look and feel camera-ready:

💋 Doing your own makeup? Keep these tips in mind:

• Go a bit bolder than your everyday look.
  The camera tends to soften makeup, so feel free to emphasize your eyes, add lashes if you’re comfortable, and go for defined brows and contouring.

• Matte > shiny.
  Avoid overly dewy foundations or highlighters—too much shine can reflect studio lights in unflattering ways. A light powder or setting spray helps keep shine under control.

• Lips that pop.
  Whether you love a soft nude or a bold red, choose a lip color that makes you feel fierce. A lip liner can also help define your pout in photos.

💁‍♀️ Doing your own hair? Think soft texture and volume:

• Curls, waves, or soft body photograph beautifully.
  Think romantic texture—use a curling iron, wand, or rollers to add movement, then finger-comb or brush out for softness.

• Avoid heavy products.
  Too much hairspray or gel can weigh hair down. Light hold products are best for touchable, natural-looking styles.

• Dry shampoo is your friend.
  It adds lift and volume, especially at the roots, which is great for photos.

💡 Bonus Tip:

If you're unsure what direction to go with your beauty look, feel free to send me a photo of your ideas or inspiration ahead of time! I'm happy to offer advice based on your features, the vibe of your session, and what photographs well.

Want a list of my favorite hair and makeup artists nearby? Just ask—I’ve got you covered. ✨

Yes, I do! After your boudoir session, you’ll have the option to purchase albums, prints, and digital images—whatever fits your vision (or your gifting plans 😉).

You’ll be able to choose from:

• Luxury albums – custom-designed and perfect for keeping your images beautifully and privately preserved.

• Professional-quality prints – ideal for framing or as a special gift.

• High-resolution digitals – perfect for safekeeping, sharing, or printing on your own.

We can go through your images right after your session in an ordering appointment, where I’ll help you select your favorites and show you product options in person.

Or if you'd prefer to take your time, I’m happy to deliver your fully-edited gallery online—so you can choose from the comfort of your home.

Either way, I’ll guide you through it all. 💁‍♀️
No pressure. No confusion. Just beautiful images and beautiful options to match.

Yes, you absolutely can!

If having a friend there helps you feel more comfortable, relaxed, or just makes the whole experience more fun, they are more than welcome to come along. Whether they’re your hype person, moral support, or just curious about the process, I want you to feel at ease.

A few quick things to keep in mind:

• Choose someone who makes you feel confident and empowered, not self-conscious.

• They’ll need to hang out quietly while we shoot—but I promise, there’s still plenty of fun to be had.

My studio is a safe, supportive space—and I want you to feel fully YOU, whether that means going solo or rolling in with your personal cheerleader.

If you’d like to bring a drink (or two) to help you relax or celebrate this experience—go for it! A little champagne, wine, or a favorite cocktail can definitely add to the fun and help ease those pre-session jitters.

That said, there are a few important things to note:

• I don’t provide alcohol for safety and legal reasons, so anything you’d like to sip on will need to be brought by you.

• Moderation is key—a drink or two is totally fine, but I ask that you don’t arrive intoxicated or drink too much during the shoot. I want you to feel good, stay safe, and look (and feel) your best in your images!

So bring the bubbly if that feels like your vibe—this is your celebration, and I’m here for it.