Kansas City Photography Blog
What to Wear for Fall Family Photos in Kansas City
“The good news is that you do not need perfectly matching outfits or a giant…“
The Questions Every Couple Should Ask Before Booking a Wedding Photographer
On your wedding day, you'll spend more time with your photographer than with your new spouse. So how do you make sure you've chosen the right person? These are the questions worth asking before you book - and what a thoughtful photographer's answers should actually sound like.
Best Engagement Photo Locations in Kansas City for Late Summer and Fall
“The good news is that there is no one perfect engagement photo location in Kansas City. The best location is…”
First Look, No First Look, or Something In-Between? How to Decide What's Right for Your Wedding Day Timeline
First look or no first look? It sounds like a simple choice, but it shapes your entire wedding day timeline - and affects your guests more than most couples realize. Kansas City wedding photographer Merry Ohler shares honest perspective, practical tips, and a third option worth considering.
How Many Hours of Wedding Photography Do You Actually Need?
“The short answer is that the right amount of wedding photography coverage depends on…”
World Cup Kansas City: You Don’t Need a Ticket to Be Part of This
“Kansas City is hosting the World Cup this summer. Six matches at Arrowhead, fans from all over…”
Mini Sessions vs Full Family Sessions in Kansas City
“If you’re trying to decide between a mini session and a full family session, you’re probably not…”
Fall Mini Sessions in Kansas City Are Open for Booking
“…These sessions are short, relaxed, and designed for real connection. Not stiff posing, perfect behavior, or pretending your people are…”
Wildflower Mini Sessions in Shawnee Mission | Family Photographer in Kansas City
“Wildflower Mini Sessions in Shawnee Mission give families, couples, and individuals a chance to soak in…”
What to Expect From an In-Home Newborn Session in Kansas City
“A lot of parents love the idea of documenting those early days, but still wonder things like: What if…”