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The first step is the hardest... you have to contact me. Fill out the form below or email me at katie@yegboudoir.ca. Have any more questions?

Check our FAQ's below for frequently asked questions.

How much does boudoir photography cost?

Your session fee (retainer) is $300 and includes 1.5 hours of fine art, boudoir photography; professional hype girl (me!); access to my client closet; professional hair and make up; professionally retouched final images. You purchase your images separately at your viewing appointment (“reveal”). Your session fee ($300) is due upon booking and is non-refundable. Payment of your image collection is due at your photo reveal or with a mutually agreed upon payment plan. Image collections start at $1000.
Will my images appear online?

You do not have to share your images online. Most clients want to shout it from the rooftops but it’s ok if you want to keep them to yourself too! Whatever you decide, I will respect your decision.
Will you retouch my images?

Absolutely! My editing process includes a light skin retouching to remove blemishes, bruises, acne, or cellulite. I will not edit body proportions as I don't think it is ethical. My mission as a boudoir photographer is not to transform you unrecognizably, it's to showcase your inner and outer beauty in a way that feels and looks naturally like you. You also can choose to have no skin retouching done, if that is your preference.
Can I bring a friend to my boudoir session?

While I understand the desire to bring a friend, I have a closed studio policy to ensure the best possible environment for your session. This helps us connect, allowing you to feel more comfortable and relaxed, which is key to capturing beautiful, authentic images. Sometimes, the presence of a friend can unintentionally create distractions or make you feel self-conscious, which might impact the experience and the images we capture together.

If you have any more questions, feel free to contact me anytime or you can check out 'What to Expect' during a boudoir photoshoot with Katie.

What to Expect

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Contact Info

Location

Katie Burnett Photography studio is located in south Edmonton in Alberta.

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Email

katie@yegboudoir.ca

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8AM – 5PM

Katie Burnett Photography proudly serves the following surrounding Edmonton areas:

Beaumont, Devon, Fort Saskatchewan, Leduc, Sherwood Park, Spruce Grove, St Albert, Stony Plain and Red Deer for any of you lovely ladies willing to travel to my studio in Edmonton!

Answering the question: do my photos have to shared online?

Short answer: no!
Long answer: Watch the video lol

You were born worthy.
Not because of what you do (hello hustle culture).
Not because of who approves of you.
Not because of how much you give or achieve or become.

You are worthy simply because you are.

Somewhere along the way, we start believing we have to earn our worth.
We tie it to productivity, perfection, or how well we fit into someone else’s story.
But your worth was never meant to be a performance.

It’s your birthright.
You arrived with it.
Whole. Enough. Already valuable.

Even on your messiest days.
Even when you feel unseen.
Even when you forget who you are.

You don’t have to prove a thing.
Just remember what’s always been true:
You are worthy of love, rest, joy, belonging, happiness - simply by being here.

It’s funny how we’re always looking at the next mountain.

The one just ahead.
The one that feels too steep, too high... too much.

We stare at it and wonder if we’re strong enough this time.
If we have it in us to climb again.

But what we forget, so easily, is all the mountains behind us.
The ones we already climbed.
The ones we thought would break us, but didn’t.

We don’t give ourselves enough credit for how far we’ve come.
How many quiet victories we’ve had.
How many versions of ourselves had to grow and stretch just to get here.

You’ve done hard things before.
You’ve stood at the base of what felt impossible - and kept going.

So if the path ahead feels daunting right now, take a moment.
Turn around. Look back.
You’ve climbed mountains, too.

Lately, I’ve been thinking about how easy it is to rely on ourselves… and how hard it is to let others in.

We’re taught to be independent. To figure it out. To carry the weight with a smile and say, “I’m fine.”

But what happens when we’re not?

How do you feel inspired when you're running on empty?
How do you give value when you don’t feel valued?
How do you open your heart when you don’t feel wanted or accepted?

We act like strength is about doing it all alone.
But I’m starting to believe the real strength is in admitting when we can’t.

Accepting help isn’t weakness - it’s honesty. It’s trust.
It’s saying, “I’m human, too.”

Today I reminded myself: Needing support doesn't make you less capable.
Letting others show up for you might just be one of the bravest things you do.

So… what walls have you built around asking for help?
And what might happen if you let them down, just a little?

What if everything you thought you needed from someone else… was really something you were craving from yourself?

The reassurance.
The attention.
The feeling of being chosen, sought out, deeply seen.

What if it was never just about them?
What if it was your own heart, asking you to come home?

We spend so much time waiting to be noticed. To be loved in the way we've always longed for.
But sometimes, the love we’re searching for is actually our own recognition - our own presence.

Go where you are seen, yes.
Go where you are heard, absolutely.
But first… try being that place for yourself.
Listen in. Ask what you need. Show up for you.

Because when you start meeting yourself with that kind of care?
You stop chasing it from people who were never meant to hold it in the first place.

Some days, I catch myself feeling ashamed of the things I’m still healing from.
Like, shouldn’t I be over it by now?

We all carry invisible scars. Memories that sting a little when we least expect it. Parts of ourselves still stitching back together. And that doesn’t make us broken - it makes us real.

True story: I was seeing a guy in university who told me that he didn't want to "date a broken girl" when he broke up with me.

At the time, that stung.

Now, I understand that we're not defined by what happened - we're defined by how we're choosing to move forward.

And sometimes, just admitting you're still healing is the bravest thing you can do.

Healing isn’t a straight line. Some days feel like progress, others like a setback. But needing time doesn’t mean you’re fragile - it means you’re human.

And that guy? I hope he learned a thing or two about ego and empathy.

This work is really personal for me.
 I photograph women to help them unlearn the same kind of self-hate I used to carry every single day.

I know what it’s like to avoid mirrors, to pick apart photos, to believe your body has to change before you’re allowed to feel beautiful.

But here’s what I’ve learned (with age comes wisdom?) and what I now get to show other women through my lens:
 You don’t have to shrink yourself to be worthy. You don’t need to change to feel confident. You’re allowed to take up space exactly as you are.

But don’t kid yourself. This is a journey and not a destination… at least for me. I work at unlearning those thoughts every day. Some days I fail but I figure as long as the good days outweigh the bad, we’re making progress.

At this point @calvinklein should be sponsoring me or something!

I love pairing Calvin's with the wet-set, they always turn out so sexy and timeless.

One of my fav things to do when photographing the wet set is to do a timeline of her taking it allllll off. It gives a variety of images and it looks cool in an album.

True story: I have 10 Aries in my family… 10!!!

Send sympathy.

I’m not exactly a horoscope girly but some quick googling told me that Aries women tend to be headstrong, and always in control (totally makes sense) so this is what I chose for the Aries girly - did I get it right? Which one should I do next?

B0udoir photography isn’t a magic tool that will solve your problems. Unfortunately that has to come from you - only you have that true power.

It can, however, show you that you are worthy, valued and deserving to be seen, loved, and celebrated. So on the days when you feel low and worthless, you have physical evidence of how powerful you are.

While I can’t *change* the relationship you have with yourself, I can support you on your journey towards self-discovery, self-appreciation, and growth.

It’s like emotional spanx.

Something I learned in therapy years ago is that learning to accept compliments isn't just about being polite - it's an act of trust.

Trust in yourself and in your own worth.

It's saying, "I believe in the person I am enough to accept that others see something valuable in me too."

The next time someone compliments you, just say "thank you."

Because the most powerful thing isn't just hearing kind words - it's believing them.

Dear guy in my DMs talking shit about my work or my clients,

Fuck off. This isn’t for you nor is it about you.

With love,
Katie 🩷

Why I am picky about hair and makeup artists.

Shoutout to @upstairsglamour @miche.hair.design @blushartistrymua for being amazing!

- Drink their coffee black - you need therapy
- Litter - the ultimate disrespect
- Go to the mall regularly - have you heard of online shopping?
- Say things like “I prefer to work with men” - you’re not a girls girl and I can’t trust you.

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Why does hair and makeup matter in a boudoir photoshoot? 👆

Need some outfit ideas for your upcoming photoshoot? Here’s some inspo!

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Oh the stories I hear…

Not-so-hot take: Your spouse should be your greatest champion. They should champion your growth and help lift you up when you’re feeling low. They shouldn’t make fun or be discouraging when you’re being vulnerable or doing something for yourself.

And look, it’s not just about boudoir photos! Boudoir photos can be a really great stepping stone on your journey but my point here is that your spouse should be happily along for that whole ride. Cheering you on while you work on yourself - whatever that looks like for you!

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N0de photography versus b0udoir photography is what we’re talking about today. What makes them different? Spoiler: purpose.

This was fun! I asked AI to turn some of my photos into illustrations. I had some trouble getting through the filters but I think these turned out great! Which one is your fav?

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peachy little attitude

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@kaitlyn.l.hill came to the studio to play! There is so much more 🌶️ from this session that I can’t wait to share!

Come pack up an album with me! What colour would you choose for your album?

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Which set is your fav?

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Happy International Women's Day!

👸 When we see other ladies crushing it - whether they're running for office, building businesses, creating amazing art, raising tiny humans, or just living their best lives on their own terms - it shows us what's possible for ALL of us.

👸 When we show women they are worthy and enough in their bodies EXACTLY as they are, magic happens. They spend less time worrying about how their pants look when sitting in the boardroom and more time making actual moves and crushing their goals!

Let's celebrate our bodies, our voices, our choices. Because when women have each other's backs, we're unstoppable. Don't forget that you are fierce, beautiful, and 100% worthy.

xo
Katie

The way the light catches in her hair is girl-coded and chefy kissed.

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