Tips for Your Boudoir Session đź’‹
So, you’ve booked your boudoir session (yay, babe!) — now what? If you’re feeling a little nervous, don’t worry. That’s completely normal, and I promise by the end of your session you’ll be wondering why you didn’t do this sooner.
Here are my top tips to make sure your boudoir experience is everything you’ve dreamed of (and more):
1. Wardrobe: use the client closet or Bring Options
Lingerie is amazing, but it’s not your only option. Think about what makes you feel sexy — maybe that’s a bodysuit, a cozy oversized sweater, your partner’s button-down, or nothing at all. Bring a few choices, and we’ll style as we go. my client closet has lingire and props for days! sizes XS -4X
2. Pamper Yourself
Schedule time to get your nails done, touch up your roots, or get a spray tan if that makes you feel your best. You don’t have to, but treating yourself beforehand can boost your confidence and help you walk in feeling like the baddie you are.
3. Skip the Tight Clothing Beforehand
On the day of your session, avoid tight bras, socks, or jeans that leave marks on your skin. Arrive in something loose and comfy — it’ll keep your skin smooth and ready to glow.
4. Trust the Process
It’s normal to feel awkward at first, but that’s why you have me. I’ll pose you from head to toe, fix your hair, adjust straps, and make sure you look incredible. All you have to do is show up and trust me to capture your best angles.
5. Hydrate & Rest
Drink plenty of water and get a good night’s sleep before your session. Glowing skin and bright eyes photograph beautifully — and you’ll feel more energized and confident.
6. Most Importantly: Have Fun!
This is your time. Laugh, flirt with the camera, embrace the sexy, silly, or sultry sides of yourself. The best photos happen when you let go and enjoy the moment.
Boudoir isn’t just about photos — it’s about confidence, empowerment, and celebrating YOU exactly as you are right now.
So bring the outfits, bring the sass, and let’s make magic together. ✨
— Laura Leigh Photography