Cake smash photography can be the icing on the cake at first birthday time
I’ve had a run of cake smash bookings particularly in the Saddleworth Tameside area recently so thought it useful to talk a little more about them on my blog as it’s still a relatively new concept to the UK market. It’s a chance to celebrate that significant milestone that has come and gone far quicker than you ever imagined I am sure! Usually centred around a birthday cake, the child has the chance to explore and play to their hearts content. Add in a few extra props and you are left with a simply fun session!
Showcasing children’s personalities is sweet!
At Inspired By Joseph photography, the cake however, is not the star of the show! The session is focused 100% on the child and how they react to the cake. After all, for some it may be the first time that they have experienced cake! Some children dive straight in and there is cake everywhere whilst for others, it’s a more quiet and organised affair. It’s always fun to watch how the session turns out but either way it is a great way of showing your child’s personality. There is also the added bonus that I clean up after the session, not you!
Suzie has never looked back having had a cake smash session with her daughter, Olivia. This is what she had to say…
Bev is amazing and very accommodating. We did a cake smash shoot with her for our little girls first birthday. She made Olivia feel really special and took the time with her to get that perfect photo (all of them were perfect!). I couldn’t recommend Bev highly enough. We have amazing photos to cherish for a lifetime. Thanks Bev
If this sounds like your cup of tea then why not treat yourself and I promise your future self (and child!) will look back and smile at the memories created at this special time. If you live in the Oldham, Saddleworth or Tameside area and are interested in my latest special offers for cake smash sessions, contact me and let’s have a chat.
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