Graduation Photos
Made Just For you
Graduation marks the end of a chapter and the start of something new, and your photos should reflect more than just a cap and gown. My approach to graduation photography is relaxed and intentional, blending guided portraits with natural moments so nothing feels forced.
From planning the session to choosing meaningful locations around campus, I’ll guide you every step of the way to create images that celebrate your achievement and this season of your life.
Chose Your Package
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![Smiling woman in graduation attire with a maroon stole, standing on a pathway surrounded by greenery.]()
Garnet Package
$275
2 Locations with cap and gown
(Cap available at request!)
1 Outfit Change
20-30 Professionally edited photos
Shoot typically lasts 1 hour
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Gold Package
$300
3 Locations with cap and gown
(Cap available at request!)
2 Outfit Changes
40-50 Professionally edited photos
*2x as many photos as Garnet Package!*
Shoot typically last 1-1.5 hours
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![Person in a graduation cap drinks from a bottle in front of the Florida State University sign at DeVoe L. Moore University Center.]()
Film Package
$325
PHYSICAL FILM and DIGITAL
3 Locations with cap and gown
(Cap available at request!)
2 outfit changes
UP TO 18 physical 8x11 photos
+ 30 Digital Photos
Shoot typically lasts 1-1.5 hours
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![Three women holding hands and walking in front of a historic building with a decorative arch overhead, likely a university campus. One woman is wearing a graduation stole.]()
Group Package
$375
Large Group Rate
2 Locations with cap and gown
(Cap available at request!)
1 Outfit Change
50-60 Professionally edited photos
Shoot typically lasts an hour
FAQ’s
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Yes absolutely! You will be guided with poses throughout your session. No need to worry or preplan, unless you have something already in mind. I’d love to capture that as well!
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Within 3-5 days!
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I take pride in the editing process for each session I do. My edit style is minimalistic, mostly just to enhance the photo already so therefore I do not give out RAW photos as it does not represent the finished body of work.