For our wedding couples & the people they refer

Your wedding was
one chapter.
The story goes on.

The people we meet on a wedding day become part of a much longer story. Family portraits make room for the children, parents, and everyday connections that give the next chapter its meaning.

Family portrait sessions are reserved for our previous wedding couples and the families they refer.

Plan your family session

Sydnae and Sean’s family photographed outdoors by The Regeti’s

For the next chapter

A familiar kind
of connection.

$675 Up to one hour · high-resolution files included

Family sessions are reserved for our previous wedding couples and the families they refer. We would love to hear how your story has grown.

This is a separately priced portrait session; event-coverage minimums do not apply.

Plan your family session ↗

A familiar face
behind the camera.

A shared history lets a session begin with trust. We make room for the ways your family has grown, for the people joining the photograph, and for the small connections that make it yours. If a wedding couple has referred you, that introduction is where our connection begins.

A family of three sitting together beside a pond at Ellanor C. Lawrence Park, photographed by The Regeti’s

Tell us our connection.

Let us know if we photographed your wedding or which of our wedding couples referred you. An approximate group size is enough; no children’s names or birth dates are needed.

Five family members gathered together on a wooden bridge at Ellanor C. Lawrence Park, photographed by The Regeti’s

Bring the generations.

Your family together, grandparents with grandchildren, and the smaller groupings you want to keep. We can talk through who will be joining you and a comfortable pace.

A couple standing together on a wooded footbridge at Ellanor C. Lawrence Park, photographed by The Regeti’s

Choose a meaningful place.

Home, a favorite outdoor setting, or somewhere that belongs to your family’s story. Tell us the season or milestone you have in mind.

Raj & Rajul · National Cathedral, Washington, D.C.

A wedding day.
Then three generations.

Years after photographing Raj and Rajul’s wedding, we met again for family portraits at the National Cathedral.

This time, their children and parents were beside them. Three generations shared the gardens and the cathedral grounds, with space for family portraits and the playful moments in between.

That continued trust is at the heart of this work: photographs that become part of a family’s history, one chapter at a time.