Seasonal lavender farm photos in Sequim for families and expecting parents who want soft color, open fields, and connection-focused portraits.
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Lavender farm sessions are offered during a short mid-July bloom window, when the rows of purple flowers, green stems, open space, and warm evening light create a look you cannot get year-round.
This is the option to choose when the setting itself feels worth building a day around. It is not the quickest or closest way to update your photos, but that is part of what makes the final images feel different from a regular park or field.
The lavender is the reason to make the trip, but it is not the main subject. These photos are still about your child's expressions, the way your kids move through this age, the connection between you, or the quiet anticipation of pregnancy before baby arrives.
Two options are available: a shorter mini and a fuller deluxe. Both take place at a private farm in Sequim during the mid-July bloom window, and both can be used for family or maternity photos.
Choose the mini session if you want a shorter lavender-field session and know your family does best with an efficient plan. Choose the deluxe session if you are making a special trip and want more time, more variety, and a more complete experience at the farm.
Because the farm is in Sequim, please plan for the longer drive and leave extra buffer before your start time. This session is best for families who are comfortable making the trip for a more distinctive seasonal setting.
I will help coordinate wardrobe suggestions that look beautiful against the soft violet hues (neutrals, soft creams, warm linen, and muted pastels look best).
Two flexible packages designed to capture your family during the short mid-July bloom.
A shorter option for families or expecting parents who want the lavender setting without spending a full hour at the farm. This works well if the lavender look is the main goal and your children do better with a shorter session.
A fuller option for families or expecting parents who want more time, more variety, and a more complete experience at the farm. This is the better choice if you want to make the most of the trip by having more time to move through the rows without feeling rushed.
Optional Add-ons: Additional edited file: $20/photo | Full gallery upgrade (standard color): $200
From planning the ferry ride to delivering your hand-edited gallery, we make the experience simple and relaxed.
We coordinate neutrals and soft pastels that stand out beautifully against the Sequim lavender farm's violet fields.
Sequim is a scenic trip from Seattle; we'll coordinate travel timing so you arrive relaxed and ready.
With 20 or 60 minutes, we keep the pace light, letting children explore and capturing genuine laughter.
Within 7 days, you'll receive a high-resolution online gallery to choose your favorites and order prints.
Everything you need to know about preparing for our seasonal lavender field sessions.
They take place at a private, beautifully maintained lavender farm in Sequim on the Olympic Peninsula. It requires a scenic ferry ride or drive from Seattle, making for a perfect day-trip adventure.
The lavender has a very narrow peak bloom window, typically from early July through late July. Sessions are scheduled during the middle two weeks of July when color is most vibrant.
Summers on the Olympic Peninsula are generally very dry, but if we encounter significant rain, we will reschedule. If we can't find a mutually agreeable date, your deposit is refunded.
Absolutely! The lavender fields are a stunning backdrop for maternity, family, couples, or children's milestone portraits. Styling is tailored to your session type.
We keep styling natural and organic to match the scenery. Simple items like blankets, picnic baskets, or sun hats are perfect; large artificial props are discouraged to preserve the natural aesthetic.
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