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Goddess sessions are like writing a fairytale, with you as the main character. They’re an invitation to play dress up, step into a fantasy world, and see your beauty in a new light. (Think: Cinderella glancing at her reflection before she transforms for the ball.)
Because where else are you going to be able to dress up as an ethereal flower goddess, a dark winged sorcerer, an enchanted mermaid, or a seaside siren?
I’m a Maine based creative portrait photographer, crown crafter, and creator of the Goddess Session.
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I don’t mean getting ready for a night out, or throwing together a quick DIY halloween costume. I mean the dress up we played when we were little. Playing dress up makes us feel good! There is something about putting on an outfit that is completely the opposite of what we wear day to day, that gives us a sense of confidence, a feeling of liberation. Playing dress up gives us permission to break out of our shells, or even take on a new personality.
Playing dress up doesn’t have an age limit. Let me show you.
When was the last time you played dress up?
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Now a huge element of my business is making sure women of all ages feel gorgeous. Because celebrating yourself should happen whether you're 22 or 102.
Though viral videos, and sharing the stories of my clients online has been a huge part of my business, please know that what is shared on social media is up to you, and we will discuss your preferences in advance.
When her birthday goddess photoshoot went viral
My 90 year old grandma changed
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Trick-or-treating, playing with Barbies, playing dress up. I remeber these moments, and how sad and confusing they were. Sometimes it felt like I was being deprived of having fun, in order to "be cool"
Here’s the thing… there actually aren’t any rules. And being cool really means doing whatever it is that lights you up and trying things that are new, even if they’re a little outside your comfort zone. What if we flipped the script and decided that skimping out on our own joy is the only uncool thing there is?
Do you remember the moments during your childhood when you started to feel “too old” for something?
