
Charis Elisabeth Photography
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why we chose Charis Elisabeth Photography
Charis Elisabeth has built her name around at-home, documentary-style newborn sessions across the greater Oklahoma City area, and Moore families make up a steady share of her bookings. Rather than a studio full of props, she photographs babies right where they’ll actually spend their first weeks — the nursery, the living room, the parents’ bed — documenting the lived-in details a formal setup usually leaves out. Her lifestyle approach means less posing and more waiting for genuine moments: a yawn mid-stretch, a dad’s hand wrapped around a tiny foot, an older sibling sneaking a first look. That relaxed philosophy has earned her a 5-star reputation across 46 reviews and recognition as one of the area’s award-winning newborn photographers. She also photographs maternity sessions and first-birth-week ‘fresh 48’ visits for parents who want images from the hospital before heading home. Because sessions happen in-home, there’s no packing up a days-old newborn for a studio drive, which many Moore parents cite as the deciding factor in booking her. Charis stays closely involved from the first inquiry through gallery delivery, walking new parents through what to expect at each step before the day arrives.
faqs about Charis Elisabeth Photography
Does Charis Elisabeth Photography travel to Moore for in-home sessions?
Yes, Moore is one of the communities she regularly serves alongside Oklahoma City, Norman, Edmond, and Midwest City, and every newborn session takes place in the family’s own home rather than a studio.
What is a 'fresh 48' session?
A fresh 48 session happens within the first two days after birth, usually still at the hospital, and documents the very earliest hours with the baby before the family heads home.
How long does an in-home newborn session typically take?
Sessions generally run one and a half to two hours, with built-in flexibility for feeding, soothing, and diaper breaks so nothing feels rushed for a days-old baby.
Is a studio setup available, or are all sessions in-home?
The signature approach is entirely in-home and lifestyle-based rather than studio-posed, which is part of why families who want a natural, documentary feel to their gallery specifically seek her out.