Couple with newborn baby at Lakeside Women's Hospital in OKC during fresh 48 photo session.

Christmas PJ Minis

.I was delighted this year off a few sweet Christmas PJs Mini Sessions at Rose + Salt Studio in Edmond, OK. As a general rule I find that mini sessions don’t always work well for my style of photography. My lifestyle style of photography focuses on being relaxed and letting the organic moments matter so I generally find that mini sessions are too rushed for all that to happen.

Christmas pj photos at Salt and Light studio in Edmond, OK

But I do love the coziness that happens of Christmas PJ Mini sessions and thought it would be a lot of fun to add them into my schedule this year for clients. I had a delightful Saturday morning serving clients and getting all excited for the holiday season coming!

Mini sessions can tend to be stiff and hard but I love how adding in the pj part of it let the family relax and have fun together. So many sweet memories made for years to come.

Family plays on bed during Christmas PJ mini sessions in Edmond, OK.
Daughter and Mom together.
Mom and daughter laughting during Christmas mini photo session.
Mom and daughter laughting during Christmas mini photo session.
Mom and daughter laughting during Christmas mini photo session.
Mom and daughter laughting during Christmas mini photo session.
Mom and daughter laughting during Christmas mini photo session.

If you want to help remember and keep some of your other holiday memories for forever, I’d love to help photography your family!

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Charis of Charis Elisabeth Photography is a professional newborn photographer serving the metro OKC area during newborn photoshoots in the area of OKC, Edmond, Midwest City and more. In home, relaxed newborn sessions are her speciality and she would love to serve your family! She is a member of PPA and master family photographer with NAPCP.

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