Recently, I photographed the sweetest couples boudoir session in this dreamy mid-century vintage home studio. These two went all out with choosing outfits that felt like “them”, but also gave that mid-century modern feel. This gorgeous studio mixed with their outfit planning made for a photoshoot that looks straight out of a vintage queer love story. And honestly? Watching two people melt into each other in a space like that… chef’s kiss.
But let’s be real for a sec: couples boudoir can feel intimidating. Even solo boudoir can feel like, “Wait… I’m really doing this? In my underwear?? With another human watching?”
I get it. It feels weird — right up until it suddenly doesn’t.
Creating Comfort:
One of my favorite parts of my job is creating a space where you feel so comfortable that you almost forget you’re half naked. I’m talking real laughter, soft moments, inside jokes, forehead kisses, playful teasing, the kind of intimacy you don’t always see, but you definitely feel. I’m just there to help you two sink into your connection, cheer you on, and make you look damn good while doing it.
And if you’ve ever thought, “Maybe we should do a spicy shoot together?”
My answer is: YES. DO IT.
Get the photos that feel like a love letter and a little secret at the same time. Get the shots you’ll look back on and go, Holy shit… that was us.
In the wise words of Moira from Schitts Creek
“Take a thousand, naked pictures of yourself now. You may currently think, “Oh, I’m too spooky.” Or, “Nobody wants to see these tiny boobies.” But, believe me, one day you will look at those photos with much kinder eyes and say, “Dear God, I was a beautiful thing!”
So if you’re even a tiny bit curious, whether it’s mid-century vibes, something softer, something bold, or something totally unique to you, I got you.
Let’s make something unforgettable together.
Ready to book your couples boudoir session?
Because honestly, why not spice things up a little?
