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An annual portrait series celebrating the beauty, chaos, and connection of motherhood.

moments in motherhood

LAUREN KIRKHAM PRESENTS


an annual portrait series celebrating the beauty, chaos and connection of motherhood.

LAUREN KIRKHAM PRESENTS

moments in motherhood

may 30
glenville, ny | $300

who am i? i'm a wife and a mama, one who knows that every moment is definitely not perfect, but they all deserve being remembered.  one who sees how fleeting these moments are.  one who acknowledges how the days can go by so slowly but the years are flying  by so fast.

what can you expect from me?
i will never ask your kids to say cheese or force them to smile. i know as moms we don't get in front of the camera as often as we should and i will tell you that you need to. i also know that we have thousands of images of our children and they live on our digital devices rather than our walls and albums. you CAN expect me to show you the way i see your children look at you AND for me to tell you that they deserve a spot PRINTED in your home.

reservation fee includes $150 artwork credit
artwork is selected following your session.
albums starting at $940 | wall art starting at $740
bundles starting at $990
most families invest $1,000–$2,500 on albums and wall art.

PRINT OPTIONS

may 30 (rain date may 31) | 5:15pm-8:15pm
20 minute portrait session
beautiful natural location selected by Lauren
 styling guidance
reveal appointment to select your artwork
fun, easy, RELAXED session with your favorite people :)
AND a goody bag for the MAMAS


Session Reservation Fee: $300

the details...

Motherhood is made up of fleeting moments.
Tiny arms wrapped around your neck.
Laughter echoing through the chaos of everyday life.
Quiet hugs at the end of a long day.

These sessions are designed to pause time for just a moment and create artwork that celebrates the connection between you and your children.

"Motherhood is the biggest gamble in the world. It is the glorious life force. It’s huge and scary — it’s an act of infinite optimism.”
—Gilda Radner