Trends come and go, but the photographs that hold your family’s story never go out of style.
When you look back at your family portraits years from now, you won’t just see what everyone was wearing or how old your children were. You’ll remember the season of life you were in, their little personalities, and the people you loved most.
At Mary Beth’s Photography, we believe the most meaningful family portraits become part of your family’s history. Here are five types of portraits you’ll still love looking at 20 years from now.
1. Fall Family Portraits
Fall family portraits feel timeless. Warm light, beautiful textures, and changing leaves create a setting that feels both classic and seasonal.
But what makes these portraits special isn’t just the gorgeous backdrop. It’s capturing your children exactly as they are during this chapter of your family’s life.
One day, you’ll look back at those little faces and remember how they laughed, how they held your hand, and just how small they once were.
For more info, check out these blog posts!
What to Wear For Fall Family Portraits
2. Santa Portraits
Your children may not always believe in Santa, but you can preserve the magic of those years forever.
Santa portraits capture more than a holiday tradition. They capture the wonder, excitement, and imagination that make childhood so special.
Years from now, your children may not remember exactly what they asked Santa for, but these portraits will bring you right back to the Christmas seasons when everything felt a little more magical.
Here’s a blog to learn more!
What to Wear For Santa Portraits
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3. Peach Blossom Portraits
A beautiful peach tree field at the right time of year creates a timeless Southern setting for family portraits.
The simplicity of the landscape allows your family to be the focus, while the soft textures of the blossoms add something beautiful and distinctive to your portraits.
These are the kinds of portraits that feel just as beautiful displayed in your home today as they will hanging on your walls years from now.
4. Sunset Family Portraits
Photographers love golden hour for a reason.
Soft evening light creates a warm, romantic feeling that makes family portraits feel natural and timeless. Whether your children are running through a field, snuggled close to you, or simply enjoying time together, sunset light adds something magical to the moment.
These portraits are about more than getting everyone to look at the camera. They capture the connection between the people who mean the most to you.
5. Newborn Family Portraits
No chapter of family life is quite like bringing a new baby home.
Newborn family portraits preserve the tiny details you know you’ll want to remember: little fingers, sleepy expressions, tiny toes, and the way your baby fits perfectly in your arms.
And just as important, they capture you as a family of three, four, five, or however many your family has grown to be.
Your children will grow. Your family will change. But these portraits will always show you the beginning of a beautiful new chapter.
To learn more, here’s a blog post to get started!
Family Outfit Ideas for Newborn Sessions
The Portraits That Matter Most
Twenty years from now, you probably won’t remember whether your children sat perfectly still during their session or whether everyone’s hair stayed in place.
You’ll remember them.
How little they were. Their smiles. You’ll remember holding them close. And you’ll be grateful that you took the time to preserve those moments.
That is what makes a family portrait truly timeless.
At Mary Beth’s Photography, we create a luxury portrait experience designed to preserve your family’s most meaningful seasons as beautiful artwork you can enjoy for years.
Because these aren’t just portraits of your family today.
They are part of your family’s story for generations to come.
To book, click here. I look forward to hearing from you!
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