Cosy Family Photography session

Cosy Baby & Family Photography Session

Simple, timeless & emotive Portraits

Using natural light in the studio creates such soft, gorgeous light to these portraits.

Step into the warmth of family moments captured in time. When you join me for a session, it's not just about the perfectly posed smiles, it's about embracing the snuggles, the kisses, and those beautiful in-between moments that truly paint the picture of your family's love story.

Meet little Luan, just 8 weeks new. His eyes, a mesmerizing shade of blue, twinkled with curiosity and wonder as he interacted with his adoring mum and dad. It's these precious interactions, filled with genuine emotion, that I treasure capturing the most.

Sure, we'll snap a few photos for grandma where everyone's looking at the camera, but it's those candid shots that truly steal the show. The ones where love radiates from every frame.

As I look back on the shoot together, I'm reminded of the magic that unfolds when families come together in front of the lens. It's not just about creating stunning images (although we certainly did!), it's about freezing moments in time that you'll treasure for a lifetime.

Thank you for allowing me to capture the beauty of your family's love story. Here's to many more precious moments shared together.

Baby Tilly Newborn Session

At Home Newborn Photography in Redborune, Hertfordshire

Winter is for snuggling inside with your little loves near the fire, including this sweet little newborn Tilly. It was so fun capturing this adorable family and playing with little Emily.

In-home lifestyle newborn photo sessions are my favorite, little Tilly will get to look back on these some day and see the home where she grew up and how much her older sister was obsessed with her. Reach out a few months before your due date if you’d like to schedule your newborn session.

World Breastfeeding Week

This World Breastfeeding Week, and for the month of August, I will be sharing portraits of Inspirational mums and their breastfeeding and motherhood stories and thoughts, in the hope to inspire, encourage and support nursing mums and mummies to be!

Here are some photographs captured from a recent group Motherhood shoot in Hertfordshire, UK.

We met on a lovely sunny morning and all the mums were amazing. It was a really beautiful morning surrounded by nature, love and connection. New friendship were made, lots of baby talk and even a poo explosion.

Thank you to the brave mummy’s for trusting me to capture these intimate portraits of you and you baby.

Love Emily x

Motherhood Photography Sessions - Mother's Day Celebrations

Mother's Day is next month.

It's time to welcome my popular Themed Mini Sessions!

Come along and get cosy and relaxed in my boho style set. These images will be all about capturing the love and connection between you and your loved ones. Expect lots of snuggles, hugs, tickles and kisses. Though these will focus on mums, of course, daddy can come along and join for a family photograph too!

The mini sessions are perfect for you if you would like some stunning images with your children, whether you have a newborn baby, a toddler, or older kids or still waiting to meet your little baby, I will help capture some stunning photographs of you and the kids that you will love!

Slots are limited, so sign up early.

Motherhood Mini Session Include:

- 20 minute session

- 6 photographs (high resolution files, include gentle edits).

For $300.

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The decorations and set up is based: on the photograph shared; though it might not be exactly the same; the look is boho chic.

I hope to see you soon.

Love Emily xx

Breastfeeding Photography Hertfordshire

Breastfeeding is a journey that's different for every mummy.

I love to capture the intimate connections of mothers nursing their children. Whether they are newborn babies or toddlers. The love and bond is always so beautiful and striking in the photographs.

Over the past few years the social norms regarding breastfeeding has changed for the better. I think it is very important to celebrate this very beautiful and natural act.

I have recently launched my 'breastfeeding and nursing’ photography sessions. Get in touch to find out more details about these emotional and special photo sessions. Whether you are at the beginning or end of your journey get in touch to find out more.

Emily x

Beautiful Breastfeeding Photography in Hertfordshire & London

Giveaway 

We are super excited to launch a passion project to inspire, encourage and celebrate breastfeeding mummy’s. 

We've teamed up with a few amazing local brands that share the same love to support mummies along their feeding journey to host an awesome giveaway. 

Thank you to Kelly and Baby Kate for letting me share these beautiful breastfeeding moments. Please follow Kelly on

@paperexploits for all things baby Kate, fitness and motherhood.

Five lucky mummies will win: 

• A mini portrait session to capture some respectful and beautiful breastfeeding & ‘mommy and me’ images. Plus the photographs from @eviegracephotography

• A gift set of super stylish and comfy nursing bra from www.perkbykate.com

• A well baby appointment with a registered Lactation Consultation from www.momoandbubs.com

• A beautiful organic muslin kimono-style onesie for your little one. Ethically and sustainably made in a Fair Trade and GOTS certified factory, that is also 100% solar powered from www.momoandbubs.com

Prize (worth over $688!):

How to enter:

Please head over to my Instagram to find out the details and how to enter.

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Good Luck and happy sharing

Love Emily x

Meet the Photographer - Evie Grace Photography

I thought I should introduce myself to those of you that are new to following me. My name is Emily, mummy to Evie Grace and Baby Jack! I set up my business when Jack was still in my tummy (hence I named it after my daughter. Hopefully Jack won’t mind 🤞🏻)

Evie is now 2.5years old and Jack is 7months this week. I love being a mummy and am very blessed to have two rainbow babies. My journey to motherhood was long, emotional and full of ups and downs. But it was all worth it for these two beautiful humans!! I still can’t believe I made them!! I’ve been working in the photography industry for 7 years before deciding it was time to follow my dream and set up on my own business! 

Thank you for visiting my site and I hope my photographs provide you some smiles and joy! Hopefully we can meet in person to capture some beautiful portraits together soon once the Circuit Breaker is over. Until then cuddle you loved ones, be kind to yourself and eat all the yummy cake!

Love Emily xx

Photo Credit Laura Beth Photography in the UK.

Motherhood Moments - Pregnancy and Newborn Photography

Happy Mother’s Day to all you lovely mummies, grannies and aunties!

I got an email the other day and the subject was ‘Mother’s Day isn’t cancelled’ - it got me thinking that just because we will be spending Mother’s day at home this year doesn’t mean we can’t celebrate!

Being a mummy is a full time job and comes with many magical moments. I hope you get to enjoy spending the day with your family, and your loved ones can spoil you in some small way. Whether it be breakfast in bed, a midday nap, yummy lunch or cake and flowers. Enjoy every minute of being treated, you deserve it!

To celebrate, I reached out to some of the lovely mummies I photographed over the last year and asked them what they enjoyed most about being a parent. I hope you like the feature below and do let me know if any of the answers resonate with you.

Love Emily xx

Mummy Molly, Daughter Berkeley and Baby Griffin.

What is your favourite part of being a mummy? 

The feeling of love that goes beyond anything I could have imagined. Even through tough times, the joy and love for and from my kids remains constant and is something you just have to experience as a mom to understand. 

Do you have a favourite story book you like to read with your baby?

It’s called “Wherever You Are: My Love Will Find You” by Nancy Tillman. I cry every time I read it.

What is the most challenging part of motherhood?

I think it’s that you’ll be pushed beyond your limits in every way. Your true character is tested. But you also begin to find yourself because of this too. I’ve learned so much about myself since becoming a mom. 

If you could go back in time and share one piece of advice to your future self what would it be?

I think it would be to just be in the moment with how things actually are. Before becoming a mom, I had a vision of what it would be like and I had a hard time living up to these imaginary expectations instead of just letting myself and my family be exactly how we are. Now I try to let life flow and it’s a beautiful thing!

What helps you through the day?

All the coffee!! And I have to move my body every day. Sometimes I take the kids, but most times I like to sneak away for even just 20 minutes to walk, run, do a yoga video, etc. I find I’m a much more patient mom and wife when I can release some energy in this way. 

Do you work or are you a stay at home mummy? 

I’m an elementary teacher. I’ve always loved my job because I get to share my joy for learning with young students while they share with me different perspectives of life and the world. We get to learn alongside each other every day. Kids bring a happiness to the world like no one else can and how lucky am I to be surrounded by that positive energy every day?! 

Mummy Charmaine and baby Kian

What is your favourite part of being a mummy? 

Breastfeeding. It's something no one else can do for your baby and it's great forced cuddle time especially for my baby who just wants to crawl around and explore the world. I had major issues with breastfeeding at the start with mastitis that developed into a pus abscess that had to be surgically drained, but I'm glad I pushed through that. No one can provide him with the same comfort. 

Do you have a favourite story book you like to read with your baby?

Our favourite book right now is The Pout Pout Fish. Kian in his earlier months was a very grumpy baby and we received this book as a gift last Christmas. He just learnt to flip pages, so he's more into flipping than listening to us read the book unfortunately.

What is the most challenging part of motherhood?

Not knowing what's the best thing to do for your baby. It's a constant worry every day over the smallest decisions.

If you could go back in time and share one piece of advice to your future self what would it be?

I don't know if I'd know what to say... They say you never can be fully prepared, and it's completely true. If I went back in time and redid the newborn stage again, I think I'd still be lost.

What helps you through the day?

My husband is a godsend.

Do you work or are you a stay at home mummy? 

I used to work as a freelance writer (don't love it but it's pocket money) but it's been hard getting projects because I used to cover events. Pretty much a FTM now

Mummy Renee & baby Neve

What is your favourite part of being a mummy? 

Watching Neve grow up into her own person and watching her personality take shape.

Do you have a favourite story book you like to read with your baby?

“Why I love my grandma” ... the grandmas are very happy to know it’s Neve’s favourite story book! 

What is the most challenging part of motherhood?

 Not being too hard on myself 

If you could go back in time and share one piece of advice to your future self what would it be?

Be kind to yourself!

What helps you through the day?

Sugar, coffee and Neve’s giggles.  

Do you work or are you a stay at home mummy? 

I am working and although it can be hard balancing mom life and work life, I like the challenge and constant learning! 

Mummy Ida,

Aina and baby

Minna

What is your favourite part of being a mummy? 

The feeling of amazement each and every day when I look at my children. The things they are capable of and how they develop every single day.  

Do you have a favourite story book you like to read with your baby?

For my little baby, the favourite book is "The very hungry caterpillar". She loves turning the pages and get her little fingers involved in the story. My big girl Ainas favourite book right now is "Where the wild things are", she loves the monsters and the feeling of being a little bit scared excites her!

What is the most challenging part of motherhood?

THE NIGHTS! or the feeling of not being there enough for them.

If you could go back in time and share one piece of advice to your future self what would it be?

Even though you are not always around they always know who their mummy is.

What helps you through the day?

A lot of coffee, and looking forward to bedtime snuggles. My older daughters arm around my neck and her telling me she loves me  

Do you work or are you a stay at home mummy? 

I’m a full time working mum, I love what I do, but i’m torn every day between work and not spending enough time with the kids. But I believe that work makes me happy and a better mum for it. 

Baby Photographer London, Hertfordshire

I hope you all had a lovely Easter celebrating with your family.

I captured these cute photographs of my son Jack with his Jellycat bunny’s and baby chick in our home. I love the soft whimsical light and airy feel to the images.

Easter is one of my favourite holidays I love all the fun craft making, planning the egg hunts and eating yummy food. My daughter Evie wasn’t feeling well on the day but she still managed to do our little egg hunt around her room and she found her chocolate egg and card from the Easter Bunny. She was so excited.

I hope you all managed to get some cute photographs of the kids.

Take Care

Emily xx

Newborn Photography Harpenden, Hertfordshire

Newborn Photography at home is one of my favourite types of session. The natural daylight at home provides a soft, natural and fresh look to the photographs. We are lucky that we have such beautiful light in Hertfordshire.

During the portrait session, I love to capture the little details of your newborn baby such as their tiny hands and feet, the flakey skin and wisps of hair. It’s these images that I find most striking and emotional.

One of my favourite poses is the daddy holding the baby he is hands and arms. It’s this image that I find you can see the true size of the baby and just how little they are. I love the warm of daddies big hands and arms securely holding the baby and knowing they will always be protected and safe.

Of course, I ensure I capture those ‘must have images’ of the baby alone bundle up looking adorable, the happy new family together, the sibling images, and the new parents with the little baby too.