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introducing the 2020 bsquared holiday card collection {featuring the ‘covid card’ line}
It’s that time again…introducing the bsquared holiday card collection for 2020! And because it’s 2020, we couldn’t NOT have a Covid Card line.
All prices are listed below. Finishes available are COTTON, SMOOTH, LINEN. Gloss finish or double weight (super thick) paper also available for an additional cost.
FOIL CARDS are also available. Any card can be made with gold, silver or rose gold foil on the design elements and/or fonts. Ask for pricing.
All card COLORS and most sentiments can be changed to suit your needs. The overall layout CANNOT be changed. I can, however, make certain flat cards into either folding cards. You can choose a back and front from different sets. Ask for details.
If you don’t find anything to suit your needs in the 2020 collection, you may also choose a card from the 2010 , 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 , 2017, 2018 or 2019 holiday card collections. They can be found by clicking the links. Please note that on all the card collections, ONLY the 2020 pricing applies.
The deadline to order holiday cards is Monday, December 14th. Sorry, no exceptions.






This year, we’re also offering 5 envelope styles to choose from for your pre-printed return addresses, if you so choose to have your return address included. We also can offer foil lined envelopes this year for an additional charge. The choices for liners are silver or gold.

Pricing is as follows:
Flat 5×7 cards: $1.70ea for 25 cards/ $1.60ea for 26-100 cards/ $1.30ea for 101-500 cards. Envelopes are $.10 each or $.40 each with return address included on back flap.
Flat 5×5 cards: $2.30ea for 25 cards/ $2.10ea for 26-100 cards/ $1.75ea for 101-500 cards. Envelopes are $.10 each or $.40 each with return address included on back flap.
Folding 5×7 cards: $2.90ea for 25 cards/ $2.60ea for 26-100 cards/ $2.20ea for 101-500 cards. Envelopes are $.10 each or $.40 each with return address included on back flap.
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charlotte’s first communion
Again, photographing communions in the fall is just so ODD but I’m just so glad for all the kids and families that finally got to celebrate this special occasion, especially before the dresses and suits didn’t fit anymore! I’m especially happy for my little cousin Charlotte. She looked so beautiful and got to have her special day after all.













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caroline’s communion
I have to say that after like 10 years of photographing communions, it is the strangest thing to photograph them in fall. The flowers and foliage is like all wrong. But like everything else in 2020, we just have to make the best of it and go with what we have at the moment. At least it was warmish out and Caroline was lovely. Hoping they had a great day celebrating!








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meghan & erich are engaged!
I had the pleasure of photographing this fun, outdoorsy couple for their official engagement session. I will be hanging with them all day on Saturday when Meghan is serving as maid of honor at her sister’s wedding that I am also photographing. Maybe this family should just keep me at their house? And how much do we love the Star Wars part of their session?!














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the conr family
Do you remember this “baby for all seasons” from the last two years? The first year I photographed him he was a newborn and it was winter. Then last year we did a summer/beach shoot. This year, in keeping with the all-season theme, we did a fall session. I could still just eat him up, no matter what season we’re shooting in. I love his big blue eyes and little laugh. I guess we’ll have to work in a spring session next?









