Ellie Vayo's Guide to Boudoir Photography

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Booking a Prepaid Session.


You’ll soon find out that a full session takes both preparation and time.
After the client chooses her session, you’ll want to make sure you allow
enough time. You’ll also need to determine what time works best. I have
found that the best time in my studio is the evening, when most of my
staff has left for the day and things are less hectic (especially during high
school senior season in the summer). You’ll also want to work around her
schedule. Does she have a day off? If she has taken the time and interest to
book this, she’ll probably work around you. Remember, outdoor lighting
is most beautiful in the early morning and evening.
The next step is to always get the session prepaid. This session cost cov-
ers my camera fee and time, and the amount is not deducted from her in-
voice. The checklist shown above is given to my client when I book her
appointment.

BOUDOIR SESSION CHECKLIST

Dear _______________,

Thank you for reserving your boudoir session on
__________________ at ___________.
Please be aware that your prepaid session fee is for the
photographer’s time and will not be deducted from your order.
Please review the checklist below, which outlines the items
we would like you to bring in order to help make your boudoir
session a success.

Any special jewelry
High heels or boots
Special faux or real furs
Leather jackets, hats
Any special lingerie
Black and white thongs
One white strapless bra
Any push-up bra

If you have any questions, please contact us prior to your
session date. We look forward to working with you!

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Outdoor lighting is most


beautiful in the early
morning and evening.
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