Generations Family Session
Bring the entire family together for timeless multi-generational portraits you'll treasure for years.
Generations Family Session
About your Generations Family Session session
What to expect
This session is designed specifically for large extended families. Multiple groupings and family combinations will be photographed throughout the session. One large group portrait will receive advanced "Picture Perfect" editing, where multiple images may be combined to ensure everyone looks their best. Additional family portraits will receive professional standard editing and be delivered through an online gallery.
How to prepare
Coordinate family clothing colors in advance and communicate outfit recommendations to all family members before the session. Arrive early to allow time for organizing large groups. Consider neutral and complementary colors that photograph well together. Large family sessions move most efficiently when everyone arrives ready to begin.
Location notes
Typically photographed at the Colby, Wisconsin park location. Session pricing includes up to 20 people. Additional family members may be added for an additional fee.
Cancellation policy
A non-refundable $100 retainer is required to reserve your session date and time. The retainer covers calendar reservation, consultations, and session preparation and is applied toward the total session fee. Cancellations are not eligible for refunds. Reasonable reschedules may be approved for illness, health concerns, or dangerous weather conditions. Remaining balance is due on the day of the session.
Full description
Gather your family together for a memorable generations portrait experience. This session is designed for large family groups and includes a professionally hand-edited "Picture Perfect" large group portrait along with additional professionally edited family images. Perfect for grandparents, children, grandchildren, and extended family members celebrating their connections and family legacy.
- Takes just a few minutes
- No pressure — inquire first
- Questions? Send a message