SWEET LEMONADE PHOTOGRAPHY
Champaign, Illinois Photographer
Studio located in Mahomet, Illinois, and photographs on-location throughout Central Illinois.
CHOOSE SWEET LEMONADE
Hey, I’m Heather! I created Sweet Lemonade Photography when life handed me lemons and my world was turned upside down. I used this hard season in my life (becoming a single mom and starting over) to create a one-of-a-kind senior picture experience so others could love themselves a little more and have fun doing it!
When you choose SLP for your senior pictures, you’ll find yourself smiling uncontrollably to the music I play during the session and will walk away with invaluable prints.
These prints will honor the chapter that’s about to end and will always remind you that when things get hard, to give yourself a little grace, turn on some music, and turn those lemons into sweet lemonade. I can’t wait to meet you and learn more about YOUR story. Plan your senior session with me today!
FIND THE SESSION THAT’S BEST FOR YOU
THE SENIOR PICTURES EXPERIENCE
VIP
THE SENIOR DESTINATION EXPERIENCE
INVESTMENT
Sweet Lemonade sessions are $250 which includes outfit and location selection, as well as professional make-up and your hour-long session. Following the session, we will invite you to a design experience to create your custom-designed prints. The total average investment is $3,300.
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““Heather truly is a natural behind the camera. She really captured Sydney’s personality and magnified it. The video was just precious. I find myself watching it over and over now that she is away at college. Anyone choosing SLP - go for it! I promise you won’t regret it. Not only will you walk away with amazing pictures but you will have a blast doing it!””
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Blog Posts I Think You’ll Love!
How to Choose a Unique Senior Pictures Location
It’s not just about a great photo, but what makes your heart happy.
The Powerful Meaning Behind Sweet Lemonade
I finally shared what really happened when life gave me lemons.
A Letter From Holt’s Mother
I asked her to write a letter to her son, an SLP senior, who was about to graduate.
