We are 50 days into social distancing here in New York State. Some of us have embraced this time at home and the other half of us may be feeling a little stir crazy. Whatever side you find yourself in…

Another amazing local business on the blog today featuring Market Seafood LLC. Co-owned by Jessica Feldman, a past client of ours, along with her awesome hubby Zach.

It is an honor to introduce a local small business owner to you, who is so near and dear to our hearts: Tiffany of Tiffany Loveless Makeup Artistry.

Women hold such an important role within our society because they often lend a major hand in child rearing and forming us all into who we are today. Whether she is your mother, grandmother, aunt, or sister everyone can count on at least one woman who shaped who they are today! Because it is Women History Month and were all self-quarantining here in Upstate NY, let’s shine the light in the incredible women in our lives. The team at The Boudoir Studio reflect on the important women in our lives.

We are so excited about 2020 and have been thinking about this year for quite sometime. We have perfect 20/20 vision on what we want our year to look like and it is bigger than anything we’ve ever done before!

We have set the goal to empower 200 women this year through our boudoir photography!!

Hopefully, your Christmas shopping is done and you can now look into the future! That is what we have been doing, here, at The Boudoir Studio. We have perfect 20:20 vision on to what our new year is going to look like and it is bigger than anything we’ve ever done before! It is our goal to empower 200 women this year through our boudoir photography which means we are going to be running a new promotion for EVERY MONTH of 2020!!!

Thanksgiving is right around the corner, what better time to reflect on all that we should be grateful for? A few weeks ago our guest blogger, Jes Lyn, wrote about how much practicing gratitude can change one’s mindset. I have to be honest, I haven’t been able to get it out of my mind! If you need a refresher, check out our most recent wonder woman article “Messy to Mindset Master” to learn more about her story.

Upon further investigation, practicing gratitude benefits not only our mental health and emotional intelligence, but also our physical health. . .

What is a Wonder Woman? She is so much more than just a guest blogger. . . she is opening up the world to her story of challenges and regrowth. Jes Lyn is no stranger here at The Boudoir Studio, she has done 2 boudoir sessions, a fitness photoshoot, and a branding session for her new business! Her inspiring story takes us through how she has overcome a difficult relationship, put an end to partying, is now managing multiple businesses and finally mastering her mindset. She is living proof that anyone can change their life to create more abundance and joy for themselves. Here’s what she has to say:

We often hear stories of single mothers being born out of necessity and not by choice. It takes an incredible woman to take her future into her own hands and become a mother on her own terms. Lisa, our newest wonder woman, had a pivotal moment in her life and dared to take on the challenge. Lisa shares with us how her adopting journey unfolds while masterfully multitasking her 3 businesses that bring more love and joy into this world.

Here is her story:

Save the dates, bridal showers, bachelorette parties and wedding invites are flooding our mailboxes…

HELLO WEDDING SEASON!

Whether you are planning a wedding, dreaming of your wedding or have already walked down the aisle, ‘tis the season to think about weddings! All the women here at The Boudoir Studio are married and can’t help but compare what our wedding days looked like and most interestingly, what we would change about our big day!

In this industry, we often hear many stories of women’s struggles and triumphs through-out their lives. Every so often, we come across. . .

It's spring! Maybe the snow hasn’t melted yet but the time has come to shave our legs more often. During the winter, it is so easy to just . . .

My first encounter with mom shame was when I didn’t know how many words my two-year-old. . .