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Spring has Sprung...with bunnie rabbits!

One of things I most look forward to in the new year is my first round of mini sessions. While I do these often throughout the years, noting major holidays and the like, the Easter sessions with the bunnies are without a doubt my favourite. The kids come in, all dressed up in the most adorable outfits! Their reactions to the bunnies are absolutely priceless and the bunnies themselves... need I say more? The combination is just an overload of cuteness.

I often like to create my own backdrops, adding to a little uniqueness to each round of minis. This year I went with a chalk board drawing. I created a drawing with a blossoming tree and a colourful banner in the corners, Sporting tulips and dasiey's dotted the bottom between a bunny and some bright Easter eggs and wooden creates as the setting area.

One of the things I look forward to most around Easter is all the yummy food, and of course those savory left overs! Sadly there are some people who are not as fortunate to enjoy these traditions of the holidays, which is why for my Easter and Christmas mini sessions I offer discounts for clients who bring in non perishable food items for Project Share. During Christmas I was overjoyed to see that the bin was just about full a little more then 2/3s. This Easter, just shy of about 5 items, the bin was full! BETTER THEN CHRISTMAS! Which means I've upped my goal for Christmas. I am hoping for a bin and a half! And since I have such amazing clients, I have no doubt that this is possible.

Here are some of the cuties that visited the studio for their Easter Photos. And Don't forget! I'll be doing mommy and me mini sessions for Mother's Day as well.







 

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