2016 Holiday Mini Session

I’m so excited to be offering these again! Havana Christmas Tree Farm…. I mean, it’s the place of dreams and incredible childhood memories. I’ll be at 4 locations this November to photograph your family. These fill up so fast!

Sarah Gray Photography | Tallahassee, FL Holiday Mini Session Photographer

Alford Park Greenway


Session specifics:
  • $30 session fee (due at booking)
  • 20 minute session at Havana Christmas Tree Farm, Alford Park, Southwood Park, or Maclay Gardens (depending on date)
  • online gallery of all edited images ready for viewing and ordering, at least 10 images (prints and digital files purchased separately)

Sarah Gray Photography | Tallahassee, FL Holiday Mini Session Photographer, Havana Christmas Tree Farm

Havana Christmas Tree Farm


Package options:
  • 25 custom, double sided Christmas cards using images from your session AND instant download of 1 file: $125.
  • Instant download of 3 files: $150
  • Instant download all files (minimum of 10 images): $200
  • Grandparents gift sets, 4-5×7” prints, AND 1-11×14” print: $150

Sarah Gray Photography | Tallahassee, FL Holiday Mini Session Photographer, Maclay Gardens State Park

Maclay Gardens Sate Park


When and Where?
Havana Christmas Tree Farm – November, 4 AND November 5
Maclay Gardens – November 12
Southwood Park – November 19
Alford Park – November 26
If you have your heart set on your session at the Havana Christmas Tree Farm and all the session dates are full, just email and we will make it happen.  I can’t wait to see you and your kiddos this fall!
Sarah Gray Photography | Tallahassee, FL Holiday Mini Session Photographer, Southwood Park

Southwood Park


Ready to book? CLICK HERE to see all date and time options and sign up. Email will be sent to you with a paypal invoice to pay your session fee. All packages will be purchased after your session via the online viewing gallery of your images.
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Maternity • Newborns • Babies • Family
Photographer based in Tallahassee, Florida
Master Baby, Family, and Maternity Photographer awarded by @napcp

Santa sessions are happening Saturday, November 7th at the Bradfordville Schoolhouse! Private one-on-one time with Santa — no lines, no chaos, just magic. Spots are limited and they go fast — booking link in bio! 🎅

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Santa sessions are happening Saturday, November 7th at the Bradfordville Schoolhouse! Private one-on-one time with Santa — no lines, no chaos, just magic. Spots are limited and they go fast — booking link in bio! 🎅

The tiniest details, the sleepiest snuggles, the love that fills a whole nursery 🤍 Lucia’s newborn session, wrapped up in one little film.

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The tiniest details, the sleepiest snuggles, the love that fills a whole nursery 🤍 Lucia’s newborn session, wrapped up in one little film. #tallahasseenewbornphotographer #tallahasseemoms #newbornphotography #tallahasseenewborns #southgeorgiaphotographer newbornsession babyphotography tallahasseefl

We finally hung curtains in our house.

I`d been putting it off for months. Every time I thought about it, I talked myself out of it - we`d just redone so many walls and the last thing I wanted was more holes. But once we actually did it, the blackout curtains went up, we started sleeping so much better, and I felt silly for waiting as long as I did.

And then I thought about all the people sitting on booking a photography session for basically the same reason.

The process feels like a lot until it isn`t. And then you wonder why you waited.

If you`ve been meaning to reach out and just keep not doing it - hi. The link is at sarahgray.com/contact. It takes two minutes and that`s the hardest part.

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We finally hung curtains in our house. I'd been putting it off for months. Every time I thought about it, I talked myself out of it - we'd just redone so many walls and the last thing I wanted was more holes. But once we actually did it, the blackout curtains went up, we started sleeping so much better, and I felt silly for waiting as long as I did. And then I thought about all the people sitting on booking a photography session for basically the same reason. The process feels like a lot until it isn't. And then you wonder why you waited. If you've been meaning to reach out and just keep not doing it - hi. The link is at sarahgray.com/contact. It takes two minutes and that's the hardest part.

Can we talk about the matching family photo?

I`m not against it in principle. I`ve seen it work. But I`ll be honest with you: identical outfits can flatten the individuality of each person in the frame. Everyone ends up looking like a set instead of a family.

What I always encourage is coordinated, not matching.

Cohesion without uniformity. Everyone looks like they belong in the same photo - but each person still looks like themselves. Mom isn`t dressed like a grown up version of her daughter. Dad doesn`t look like he raided his son`s closet.

The goal is harmony, not a uniform.

A few ways to pull this off without overthinking it: start with one anchor piece - usually mom`s outfit - and build the palette outward from there. Repeat one or two colors across the group without repeating the exact same clothing. Let textures and silhouettes vary.

The result is a family photo that actually looks like your family.

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Can we talk about the matching family photo? I'm not against it in principle. I've seen it work. But I'll be honest with you: identical outfits can flatten the individuality of each person in the frame. Everyone ends up looking like a set instead of a family. What I always encourage is coordinated, not matching. Cohesion without uniformity. Everyone looks like they belong in the same photo - but each person still looks like themselves. Mom isn't dressed like a grown up version of her daughter. Dad doesn't look like he raided his son's closet. The goal is harmony, not a uniform. A few ways to pull this off without overthinking it: start with one anchor piece - usually mom's outfit - and build the palette outward from there. Repeat one or two colors across the group without repeating the exact same clothing. Let textures and silhouettes vary. The result is a family photo that actually looks like your family.

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Sarah Gray Photography | Professional Photographer of America Member
Sarah Gray Photography | The Motherhood Anthology Member
National Association of Professional Child Photographers Member 2026-2027

Sarah Gray creates timeless and joyful images that are designed for living room walls and photo albums. A tallahassee photographer, Sarah Gray also serves Thomasville, Crawfordville, St. Marks, Gainesville and throughout the Forgotten Coast and panhandle of north Florida and south Georgia.

email us | sarah@sarahgray.com

telephone (850) 328-3258

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