It’s been a tough year. Like a really tough year. And while there’s not really an end in sight families are trying to focus on the holiday spirit instead of what the ‘c’ word is offering.
While Santa is likely quarantining himself to the North Pole until he absolutely needs to leave on Christmas Eve, Jennifer Goodlet Photography in Lakeland is making a Christmas miracle happen. The Lakeland photographer is sending your children's photos to Santa's workshop.
Many families have hesitated or all-out canceled families photos or Santa photos for this winter. But there’s no need to with this out-of-the-box option.
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Just take a look! Andrea Lyon, a mom of two young boys, chose safety over Santa this year. But her photos came out just as precious.
“This was a perfect option for us. Not only are we really busy as a family of four with very young babies but we also have concerns about our family’s health when it comes to the pandemic. Both of our parents have underlying health conditions so we don’t want to catch it.” Lyon said.
Not only can parents avoid long lines, crying toddlers, and catching a deadly virus but Jennifer Goodlet Photography says it takes the time out of getting your children ready for Santa.
“I can accomplish this edit in just a few minutes. No need to wait for your Christmas photos for weeks,” Goodlet said.
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Goodlet, a mom herself knows how important family photos are. But also how hard it can be to make it all come together. This option, she says, just made sense for this year's circumstances. “I sent a photo I already had taken of Aiden and Oliver earlier this year. One that is already so special to me. Now, I have a framed picture of the two with Santa holding the portrait. It’s adorable.” Lyon said.
Jennifer Goodlet Photography says once she announced the unique Christmas photo idea on Facebook it took off. If you’d like to make an order, click HERE.
