It’s the most wonderful time of the year…SANTA TIME! Well…almost!

If you’re looking for somewhere to take your children for Santa pictures in Houston, this post is for you! Our Santa event is one of the most highly sought-after events in the area! So much so, they sold out in just two minutes last year! As we approach registration week, I want to share my best tips for landing your Santa session with Fresh Light Photography!

The 2021 Santa sessions will take place on November 20th and 21st in our studio in The Heights. Registration will start on September 13th and then open to the public on September 15th. More details can be found HERE!

Top 5 Tips For Getting a Santa Session

1- Get an Elf Pass

Enter to win one, join the Collective Membership, or (new this year!) purchase the Gift from Santa this year for an Elf Pass to use in 2022. Our Elf Pass holders get first priority on day one of registration each year. And surprise! Win one right now by commenting  the secret code word “candy cane” on this post! ***GIVEAWAY CLOSED! Congratulations Ashley!!!***

2- Join our Email List

I will not be spamming you! Our email list is a tool that we use to serve our clients. Resources, updates, and most importantly, it’s how we notify you of important dates and sign-ups, including Santa!

3 – Set an Alarm

I cannot tell you how many emails I get saying that they got busy and lost track of time. Set an alarm for 9:55 and be ready. Oh and make sure your volume is up so you hear it!

4 – Paypal

You will checkout using PayPal or credit card. If using PayPal, I recommend logging into your account before the sessions go live to save you time.

5 – Follow my Facebook Page

An email will go out at 10am, but can sometimes take a couple of minutes to hit your inbox. I will post a link to my Facebook page at exactly 10am on September 15th.

Bonus: If you aren’t picky on time, go for a spot in the middle of whatever times are left. The earliest spots and the latest spots are always the first to go and you’ll be fighting fewer people if you go in the middle.