Why You Should Take Spring Senior Pictures in St. Louis

Spring is the perfect time for senior pictures because life is returning to all the plants. Flowers are blooming, trees are budding, and the grass is colorful. The days feel nicer, and you get excited to get outdoors. You’re also about to graduate, so now is the perfect time to put on your cap and gown for some pre-graduation portraits of yourself.

Everything is Blooming

If you want bright green grass and flowers blooming everywhere, then you’ll definitely want to take your senior pictures in the spring. Between the flowers blooming on trees and in flowerpots, you’re bound to find beautiful flowers somewhere during your session.

Beautiful Days

While spring may mean rain, it also means big, puffy, white clouds are common while it’s not raining, and these clouds make for awesome backgrounds. Mix the evening, spring sunlight in with these clouds and you’ll have a beautiful, dramatic background.

Comfortable Temps

Spring is when the temperature starts to get warmer, but not so hot that you feel like you’re melting. We’re also getting out of the cold winter days, so you won’t have to bundle up as much.

Parks

This is the perfect time of year to visit local parks since there will be so much color, and plenty of flower’s blooming. Some parks have more flowers than others though. And different parks grow different flowers. You’ll find a variety of flowers at Lafayette Park, while Tower Grove Park grows lots of tulips.

Spring Outfits

Now is the time to pull out all those pastel, light colored outfits that are lacey or have flowers on them. You can also start to dress in t-shirts, crop tops, and tank tops while either choosing to wear shorts or pants. It’s even a great time to start wearing dresses again or pair your outfit with a light jacket.

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