Los Angeles boudoir photography pricing
There are no image or artwork decisions to make before your session. At your private reveal, I'll guide you through the available options so you can choose what you love after you've actually seen your photographs.
You see your photographs before choosing your collection.
$3000-$7000 total
Most Clients Invest
Beginning at $3500
Digital Collections
Beginning at $1900
Heirloom Artwork Collections
$750
Session Fee
Your session fee reserves your date and includes personalized planning and wardrobe guidance, professional makeup, up to two hours of photography, up to five looks, and your private reveal.
Photographs and artwork are purchased separately after you've seen your images.
The ELI Boudoir Experience begins at $750
The Investment
Most of us have spent years learning to inspect ourselves.
Our stomachs. Our thighs. Our wrinkles. Our scars. The parts that changed with age, motherhood, illness, heartbreak, or simply being alive.
We learn to look for what should be smaller, smoother, younger, firmer, different.
I am not interested in reinforcing that way of seeing you.
My work isn't about making you look thinner, younger, smoother, or more like someone you've seen online.
I use light, movement, composition, and careful direction to create something intentional and beautiful without removing the things that make you recognizable to yourself.
Because I don't want you to look at your photographs and think:
I don't even look like myself.
I want you to think:
Holy shit. That's me.
Your body is not a problem I am here to solve.
“I was honestly a little nervous before my boudoir shoot, but she made me feel comfortable almost immediately. She kept talking to me throughout the session, which really helped take my mind off my anxiety. She also gave clear directions on how to pose, so I never felt awkward or unsure of what to do.” ~Vic
From a client
A photograph feels different when it exists somewhere other than a screen.
When you can feel the weight of the album in your hands. Turn the pages. Stop on an image. Come back to it years later.
Your photographs become evidence of a chapter of your life you decided was worth preserving.
Not after your body changed.
Not once you became more confident.
Not someday.
This body. This version of you. This chapter.
Your heirloom artwork is handcrafted to give these photographs a physical life, and to give you something tangible to return to long after the experience itself is over.
Your photographs deserve to live beyond your camera roll
About a week after your session, we'll meet privately, in person or over Zoom, to see your photographs together for the first time.
This is the part I never get tired of.
Because you've already experienced being in front of the camera. You've felt the awkwardness soften. You've stopped wondering quite so much whether you're doing it “right.”
Now you get to see what we made.
Sometimes, there's a moment of disbelief.
Not because I turned you into somebody else.
But because the woman in those photographs is unmistakably you.
From there, I'll guide you through the artwork and digital options, and you'll choose the photographs you want to keep.
You see yourself first. Then you decide.
The moment you finally get to see yourself
Your private reveal
Yes, unless you give me explicit permission to share them.
Your photographs are never used on my website, social media, portfolio, or anywhere else without your consent. You decide what, if anything, becomes public.
Some clients are happy to share their photographs. Some choose anonymous images. Others keep their entire session private.
All three choices are equally respected.
Will my photographs remain private?
I always recommend booking your boudoir experience two to three months in advance. This gives you plenty of time to prepare and get excited.
How far in advance should I reserve my session?
Photographs and artwork are purchased separately from the session fee.
You will see your complete gallery during your private reveal before deciding what you would like to purchase.
Heirloom artwork begins at $1,900, digital collections begin at $3,500, and most clients invest between $3,000 and $7,000 in their complete experience.
