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Everyone in the photograph
If you’re usually the one behind the camera, this time you get to be in the photograph. Tell us which portrait you’d like to frame. Your photographer will show everyone where to stand and leave room for the children to play.
As people who aren’t as used to posing for the camera, Vincent made sure to help us feel more comfortable and even modelled for us what we should do!
— Divyaa Darshinni · Family photography with Vincent · Visited July 2023 · Review excerpt
Family photoshoot prices
You pay for your photographer’s time, not per person. The hourly rate is the same for any family size.
Adam
€300 per hour, including VAT
€250 before VAT
Scander
€300 per hour, including VAT
€250 before VAT
Juliana
€360 per hour, including VAT
€300 before VAT
Vincent
€420 per hour, including VAT
€350 before VAT
Cengiz
On request
Edited photographs included
These collections apply to Adam, Scander and Juliana. We confirm Vincent’s and Cengiz’s collections individually before booking.
1 hour
20 edited photographs
2 hours
45 edited photographs
3 hours
70 edited photographs
4 hours
100 edited photographs
Preparation, posing guidance and the selection gallery are included. If your session ends after official sunset, a lighting assistant is required, from €100 per hour including VAT. We confirm the full quote before you book.
We can help you choose your photographer.
Family photographs
A pace that suits your family
With young children
Choose one main area, such as Trocadéro or the Louvre, and plan around meals and naps. A short walk, a snack or a familiar toy gives little ones time to settle in.
Reunions and smaller sessions
For a reunion, start with everyone together. Leave time for grandparents with the children, cousins together, or a teenager’s own portrait. A longer session gives you room for more combinations and breaks. For mother-and-daughter or maternity portraits, one favorite setting may be all you want.
From the first minute he made it great fun and he covered all the type of shots we wanted (groups/couples etc). Everyone (12 of us) had a brilliant time and it was a real highlight of the day.
— Chris Boddington · Twelve-person group session with Scander · Visited January 2024 · Review excerpt
Explore our Paris photo locations with your photographer. Ask us about a chauffeured van, flowers or champagne, and recommendations for hair and makeup. Extras are quoted separately.
Your family photographer
Our photographers speak English. Explore their work and tell us whose photographs you like.
Adam
English, French and Russian.
Clear, small adjustments from a former model, with advice on outfits and locations.
Scander
English, French and basic Japanese.
Scander grew up in Paris. He brings a fashion photographer’s eye and a sense of humor to a family session.
Juliana
Brazilian Portuguese · English · Conversational French · Basic Spanish
Juliana demonstrates poses and gives children time to warm up. She has experience photographing children with special needs and welcomes your advice on what helps your child feel comfortable.
Our daughter is reserved when it comes to any focus being put on her, and Juliana was so sweet and kind to her.
— Tanya Adija · Daughter’s 16th-birthday session with Juliana · Visited June 2024 · Review excerpt
Vincent
French and English.
Friendly direction shaped by his experience as a model, with family portraits among his regular sessions.
Cengiz
English, French and German.
Co-founder. Calm direction and preparation, with room for laughter.
How to book your session
- Send your dates. Tell us who’s coming, your children’s ages and the photograph you have in mind. We’ll check availability and send your quote.
- Reserve and plan. Once you’ve reserved your session, agree on the meeting point, timing and any family combinations with your photographer.
- Choose your photographs. Enjoy your time together in Paris. Afterward, view the online gallery, choose your favorites and let our team know when you’re ready for editing. If you’re choosing favorites for a family photo album, we can help you decide which photographs belong together on a spread.
Book with confidence
How much does a Paris family photoshoot cost?
One hour starts at €300 including VAT. There’s no group-size cap or per-person fee. Choose your photographer and the amount of time you’d like together.
How long should we book, and when should we start?
One hour in one area works well for young children. Choose more time for different locations, portraits or breaks. Plan around when your family feels rested. Sunrise is one option.
What if a child is shy or tired?
Tell us what helps them feel at ease. We can start with a walk or a photograph with a parent, take a break, and try the group portrait when they’re ready.
What happens if it rains?
Paris weather is unpredictable. We’ll do our best to adjust your session time if rain affects it, depending on your photographer’s availability. Your retainer remains non-refundable.
How do we reserve and pay?
A 50% non-refundable retainer reserves your session. The remaining balance is due by your session date.
When will we receive our photographs?
Within 24 hours of your session, we’ll send an online gallery of all the unedited photographs for you to view and select your favorites. After you complete your selection and notify our team, allow 10–14 calendar days for your edited collection, delivered in high resolution without watermarks.
Can we order extra photographs and print our favorites?
Additional edits cost €6 per photograph including VAT (€5 before VAT). High-resolution unedited JPEG downloads are optional, at €120 per hour of coverage, capped at €360 including VAT. Your edited photographs are licensed for personal use: print them, give them as gifts and share them.
What should we wear?
Choose comfortable outfits that go well together. Bring layers for the wind and shoes you can walk in. See our outfit advice.
Let’s plan your family photoshoot.
Tell us your Paris dates, family size and children’s ages. We’ll help you choose your session.
Prefer a message? Ask about a family session on WhatsApp.
