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The Christmas Sittings | Festive Portraits

  • An Acre of Land, Groves Yard 31 Shipton Road Milton-under-Wychwood, England, OX7 6JW United Kingdom (map)

Wednesday 2 December | 11am to 3pm

There is something rather lovely about a Christmas portrait. A photograph to tuck into a card, frame on the mantelpiece or send to someone special.

As part of our 12 Days of Christmas celebrations, we're welcoming photographer Kate Cullen to The Studio at An Acre of Land for a day of festive portrait sittings.

With a beautifully styled Christmas backdrop, Kate will be capturing portraits to treasure, whether it's a family photograph, a picture of your much-loved dog or a seasonal portrait for your business.

The Christmas Sitting | £45

Book a private 15-minute sitting with Kate for a professionally photographed portrait session against our festive backdrop.

Perfect for individuals, couples, families, well-behaved dogs or small business owners looking for a little seasonal imagery.

Following your sitting, you'll receive a carefully edited digital gallery within 48 hours, featuring a minimum of six images to choose from.

Your sitting costs £45, with your chosen digital images available to purchase separately at £35 each. Beautiful photographic prints can also be ordered directly through your gallery.

Festive Polaroids | £5 each

For something a little more spontaneous, Kate will also be offering drop-in Polaroid portraits throughout the event.

No appointment necessary. Simply pop in, have your picture taken and take home a lovely nostalgic keepsake for just £5.

Event Details

  • Wednesday 2 December, 11am to 3pm

  • The Studio at An Acre of Land, Groves Yard, Milton-under-Wychwood

  • Professional sittings: £45 for 15 minutes, plus £35 per selected digital image

  • Drop-in Polaroids: £5 each, payable on the day

  • Professional digital galleries delivered within 48 hours

  • Well-behaved dogs welcome

Booking is essential for professional sittings. Polaroids are available on a drop-in basis.

A little Christmas memory, captured and kept for years to come.

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