** For Tree Haus Set, we highly recommend coming in either white & biege (all neutrals) pairings, or neutrals with sage green clothings. Colors we highly recommend would be white, beiges, khaki, sage greens, terracotta, pastel yellow and dark blues. Colors we recommend to avoid includes neon colors, loud reds, pinks, purples, and light blues. Do also try to avoid clothings with geometric patterns and loud prints/brands. If you are looking to introduce more textures to the photos, linens, or clothes with fine and soft prints are great options. For the gentleman, we don’t recommend tight clothings especially if you have children as you would typically have to play a lot with your child/children. We also generally don’t recommend blazers and outercoats as they tend to limit posing.

Please don’t forget your footwear, unless you like the barefoot look to your photos! Don’t come in crocs, slippers, and/or very worn out sneakers.

From selecting coordinated outfits to discussing poses and props, this guide will provide you with essential tips and suggestions to make the most of your family studio photoshoot session.

Remember, a family photoshoot is a collaborative effort, and for big family shoots, the photos will look better when you take time to organise everybody’s outfit.

TO HAVE A MORE HARMONIOUS OVERALL LOOK, HERE ARE SOME GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS:

Avoid clothing with loud prints / geometric patterns/ obvious logos/ jerseys
Earth tones are always more fitting in our studio as opposed to neon shades of colors.
Avoid bright colours e.g. neon green, pink etc
Don’t neglect footwear - sneakers and casual dress shoes are recommended e.g. loafers. Don’t come in crocs, slippers, or worn out sneakers.
It is ok for a couple of people (e.g. main figures like grandpa/grandma or birthday boy/girl) to wear stand out colours

These color pairings will work for any of our sets across different seasons, which are designed to be a little more on the minimal end - to ensure that you, and your family are the attention of the picture we create.

For big family shoots, you may consider suggesting the biege and neutrals, or the blue and neutrals combinations as these 2 tend to be the easiest to coordinate.