Holiday in Bloom - July 2026

Holiday in Bloom is a reimagined holiday portrait experience; one that trades the rush of December for something softer, more intentional, and beautifully unexpected.

Set against a backdrop of delicate florals, warm pastels, and timeless design, these sessions create artwork that feels both seasonal and enduring. It’s holiday magic, captured in a way that doesn’t get packed away when the decorations come down.

Held on July 11th, 25th, and 26th, these limited summer sessions are designed to give you something truly valuable: time. Your holiday cards, gifts, and artwork can be selected, ordered, and ready long before the busy season begins.

Every session is crafted with your pet in mind. With years of experience working with animals, a patient approach, and a carefully designed studio environment, your pet is given the space to feel comfortable and confident.

From the smallest expression to the final retouched image, every detail is handled with intention.

Q: How much is the session? 

Your reservation fee is $99 to hold the date and time. You will receive 1 digital image and $50 to use towards your final purchase. Digital file packages begin at $250, prints begin at $40 and framed images begin at $150. 

Q: When do I see my images? 

You will view and order your images immediately after your session. 

Q: How much time should I plan to be at the studio? 

Plan for one hour in order to complete your session and place your order. 

Q: How do I reserve my session? 

Click on the "Contact Lisa" button below. In the notes section, indicate your preferred date. I will follow up to confirm, answer questions and provide the full pricing guide. 

Q: My pet doesn’t sit still. Can we still do this?

Absolutely! Whether your pet is curious, wiggly, or just full of energy, we work at their pace. I have a variety of simple techniques that she uses to gain your pet's attention and keep them in place. 

Q: What if my pet is shy or nervous?

That is okay. I’ve worked with all kinds of personalities and always allow time for your pet to get comfortable. The goal is a relaxed, pressure-free experience.