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Sandra Keddie, Wedding Photography, Paisley

Host a Portrait Party & get a free gift worth £65!

Host a portrait party with up to 9 friends or family and get 1 High Resolution Digital Image of your own choice on disc.

Ideal for Hen parties (before you go out), Birthday parties, Social occasions, or just to get that studio image or stylised image that you have always wanted.

How Does a Portrait Party work?

You invite 4 to 9 people to your home and for a minimal charge of £25 per person (Hostess is free) I will take portraits using mobile studio facilities which I set up in your home. Each person will get one enlargement print (10"x8" or 12"x8") of their choice after the studio sitting. The hostess will receive a High resolution Digital Image on disc plus an enlargement print of her choice.

Examples of my portrait sessions can be seen by clicking this link.

Frequently Asked Questions:

If I am having a Hen Party and we are staying at a hotel, will you come to the Hotel to do the Portraits? Yes and in this case, the Bride will receive the Hostess Gift.

Can you arrange to have a Hair & Make-Up artist to be in attendance? Yes, a professional hair and Make-up artist can be arranged for an additional fee, however if you would like the option of your hair and make-up touched up or a special affect applied by a student make-up artist this can also be arranged.

What is the minimum number of people that you for a Portrait Party? 5 people including the hostess or £100. So if it is just 1 or 2 of you, you could still have your portrait taken in your home (or mine) for £100 and get an enlargement print each + your Host/ess gift of 1 enlargement and 1 High Res Digital Image copy.

How many photos do you take? I guarentee to produce 5 images per person in a 10 minute sitting, but if i have more time I can get more variety and poses and therefore more images.

What studio equipment do you use? I have fully portable studio kits and I will use different kits depending on the environment and space that I have to shoot in. If I have a lot of space, then I will set up a highlight background with 2 or 3 studio lights. If my space is smaller, I will shoot using a smaller set up such as a triflector. I can shoot a single portrait in an area as small as 4x4 feet. I usually use a black or white background but I can also use other interesting and stylised background effects. Obviously the more different sets I use, the more time I will need.