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Let's Begin Your Portrait Experience!
Every portrait begins with a conversation. Tell me about your family, your milestone, or the memories you'd like to preserve, and I'll be in touch to start planning a personalized portrait experience.
Explore the FAQ below and discover the Honey Bee experience.
How does the portrait process work?
1. Plan Together
We'll discuss your vision, wardrobe, and where your finished artwork will be displayed.
2. Enjoy Your Session
Relax and enjoy a guided portrait experience designed to capture genuine moments and beautiful connections.
3. Choose Your Favorites
You'll view your gallery and select the images that mean the most to you.
4. Enjoy Your Artwork
Your portraits are professionally crafted into heirloom artwork to be displayed and treasured for generations.
How do I book a session?
Booking your portrait experience is easy! Simply fill out the contact form, and I'll reach out to schedule your consultation or call 888-702-8357. Together, we'll discuss your vision, choose the perfect session, and begin planning a personalized experience designed to create beautiful heirloom artwork.
Do you travel?
Yes! I love creating portraits in meaningful locations and I am available for sessions throughout Wisconsin and beyond. Whether you have a special place in mind or need help choosing the perfect location, we’ll work together to create a portrait experience that feels personal and unique.
When will my pictures be ready?
Your portraits will be ready to view during your Artwork Design Appointment, typically within 1-2 weeks after your session. This is when you'll select your favorite images and begin designing custom heirloom artwork for your home.
How do I Order Artwork?
After your session, we'll schedule your Artwork Design Appointment, where you'll view your portraits and I'll help you select the images, finishes, and display options that best fit your home. Together, we'll create custom heirloom artwork you'll enjoy every day and treasure for generations.
