A Magazine-Worthy Moment

Imagine you and your dog featured in a beautifully styled, professional photoshoot—capturing the connection, personality, and joy you share every day. This exclusive Dog Mom’s Day Magazine Special isn’t just a session—it’s a full experience.

When you book now, you’ll receive:

• $250 off your session
• Complimentary holiday cards with any image package
• A 1-year subscription to Dog Mom Magazine
• A one-page feature in Dog Mom Magazine

This is your chance to step into the spotlight with your pup and be part of something special.

Designed for Dog Moms Who Want More

This experience is perfect for dog moms who:

• Want high-end, editorial-style portraits
• Celebrate their dog as part of the family
• Love keepsakes that last beyond social media

Our sessions are carefully curated to highlight both you and your dog in the most authentic and elegant way possible. From styling guidance to professional lighting and posing, every detail is handled so you can simply enjoy the moment.

Limited Availability — Only Three Slots

To maintain the quality and personalization of each session, we are only opening three exclusive spots for this promotion. Once they’re gone, they’re gone.

Please note:

• This offer cannot be combined with other promotions
• Sessions must be booked in advance

Make It More Than a Photo — Make It a Story

Your relationship with your dog is unique. It’s filled with loyalty, joy, and unconditional love. This Dog Mom’s Day, turn that connection into a story worth sharing—and remembering forever.

Secure your spot today and let Lux Summit Studio create something beautiful for you and your pup.

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For a short time, enjoy $250 OFF your boudoir session when you book now. Whether you’re treating yourself or creating a meaningful gift, this experience is all about capturing your strength, elegance, and authenticity.

To make your session even more special, complimentary holiday cards are included with the purchase of any image package — perfect for sharing a personal and unforgettable gift.

Why book now?

• Only three exclusive slots available
• Personalized, confidence-boosting experience
• Professional styling, posing, and guidance

This offer is limited and cannot be combined with other promotions, making it a rare opportunity to step into the spotlight and celebrate yourself.

This Mother’s Day, go beyond flowers and chocolates. Choose something timeless — a moment, a memory, and a reminder of your beauty.

Book your session today before spots are gone.

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The Valentine’s Day Special

For a short time only, enjoy $250 off a boudoir session when you book now. As an added gift, you’ll also receive five additional prints with the purchase of any image package — our way of helping you take home even more of what makes this experience so meaningful.

This offer is intentionally exclusive, with only three session slots available, making it a truly limited opportunity to experience Lux Summit Studio’s signature boudoir experience at a special Valentine’s Day rate.

Why Boudoir for Valentine’s Day?

Boudoir photography is more than just a photoshoot, it’s a celebration of confidence, strength, and self-expression. Valentine’s Day is the perfect time to reconnect with yourself, honor your body, and create something lasting that reflects how powerful and beautiful you truly are.

Whether you’re celebrating love with a partner, friends, or yourself, this experience is about feeling seen, confident, and elevated.

Important Details to Know

• $250 off when you book your boudoir session now

• Five additional prints gifted with the purchase of any image package

• Only three sessions available

• Cannot be combined with any other offer

Once these slots are filled, the Valentine’s Day special will no longer be available.

Reserve Your Spot Today

This Valentine’s Day, give yourself a gift that lasts longer than flowers or chocolates confidence you can see and feel. Availability is extremely limited, so we encourage you to book now to secure your session.

 Book your Valentine’s Day boudoir experience today with Lux Summit Studio.

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Our favorite destination is the Gwynedd Preserve, a natural lands trust laced with broad paths weaving through vast fields, into deep woods and across dense meadows. We take our two dogs with us. Our first dog Hudson is tethered to my husband on a hands free leash and our younger dog Nito is tethered to me.

The Preserve is heaven to us. It’s a best kept secret in our community. We often see other people with their dogs. Though the signs clearly say, “All dogs on leash”, they can’t help but release them. I get it.

There’s nothing like seeing your four-legged friend filled with joy as they bound freely through the field or trot proudly down the path.

The pure bliss on their faces is enough to put any pet owner in their own state of bliss by proxy. However, this habit has been a pet peeve of mine for a while. On New Year’s Day my pet peeve erupted into a call to action.

We were at the farthest point of the preserve. There was no one else around. Then, Dave calmly said to me, “Kristen there are dogs behind us.” I looked back to see two large dogs (75 to 100 lbs each) and one small dog, all together on the path watching us from behind. They weren’t on leash. No human was in sight with them.

There was reason to be aware, but no reason to be fully alarmed… until they started pursuing us.

In a full run the largest dog approached Dave and Hudson first. It mounted Hudson which triggered a fight. Nito howled and I stood back, completely disarmed. There was nothing I could do without escalating the situation further. Then the second largest dog came toward me and Nito. I yelled at the dog, “Go!”. He got the message and turned in the opposite direction, but the largest dog was still scuffling with Hudson.

Then, I could see the owner yards away. He had no clue what was transpiring. I screamed for him to collect his dogs. He had his dogs back in his possession after a very long moment or two. He headed in the opposite direction. Somehow everyone walked away unscathed. I was livid. He put all of us in such a dangerous position. It was nothing short of a miracle that no dogs or humans were hurt in the altercation.

People, please keep your dogs on a leash in public when the rules say so. I know this is an extreme set of circumstance. I can hear you saying, “I would never be so far away. My dog is so nice. Everyone love my dog!” I’m sure, but still. Please keep your dog on a leash and hear me out. There are two main reasons to do what the public signs are telling you.

Reason number one: Your dog’s friendly greeting can be a trigger for many humans.

In my previous life as a social worker, I assisted individuals with achieving their daily goals within their community. Sometimes this meant things like exercising via walks in the park. Many of the people I supported struggled on a daily basis with catastrophic anxieties, fears and myriad of traumas. One such man walked multiple times a week in the local park and had a fear of dogs. Despite signs clearly stating “all dogs on leash”, well meaning park patrons would let their sweet pups run free and when they inevitably approached us with wagging tales, the pet owner would call out “He’s friendly.” Well, that’s great, but my friend here is terrified.

As pet owners we believe our pets are the best pets on the face of the earth with the power to melt away anyone’s fears and trauma.

Stop it. That’s our personal, individual truth about the love we have for our pets. That’s not everyone else’s truth. So, while it may not be relatable to envision someone who doesn’t absolutely love dogs, or more specifically your dogs, respect this possibility and keep your dog on a leash.

Reason number two: Your dog’s friendly greeting can be a trigger for many dogs.

In my previous life as a snarky pet owner, I thought “How sad.” when I encountered a dog with behavioral issues of any kind. In my own mind, I had a solution for all of them that was ridiculously over simplified and lacked perspective. Then I adopted my problem puppy and with him came a dose of reality. Queue a montage of two years of behavioral therapy, intense training, medication and monitoring. What has resulted from our perseverance is a well adjusted and happy dog that requires extreme structure and two very humbled pet owners. Like any living thing with anxieties, traumas and fears; the end game wasn’t for him to be “cured”. Instead we grew to understand his struggles, mitigate and help him cope and sometimes overcome. We’ve worked endlessly to build security and trust. This is only one example of billion variations of needs a pet may have.

So, while it’s awesome that your dog is friendly and free roaming, not every dog can safely take part in your dog’s friendliness.

Unsolicited greetings from unleashed dogs to leashed dogs can easily trigger fights when one doesn’t understand the history of the dog their greeting. The unleashed dog may not have technically started an altercation (made the first growl or lunge) the pet owner of the dog that’s off leash can still be at fault. For your dog’s well being and the well being of all dogs, it’s important to keep your dogs leashed. Some dog owners are working hard to create a safe environment for their anxious dogs to enjoy the world around them fearlessly.

Listen, if you’re on private property, or public property that indicates that your dog can be off leash, have at it. If you want to liberate your pups please do so in a safe place like a large, fenced-in back yard or (theoretically safe) dog park. Otherwise, if the signs say “dogs on leash”, please help us all stay safe and keep your beautiful, friendly dog on a leash.

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Our community events in our North Wales studio has us so excited this fall!

Each event is free of cost and will feature ways to make your world a better place.

You’ll find creative ways to get involved in your greater community. You may simply connect with neighbors over some bubbly. Leave a donation for your local nonprofit at the door. Or take home a new member of your family by giving a pup their forever home. Our events feature a cornucopia of your favorite local businesses working together. We’re excited to feature the talent of Lansdale businesses such as Boutique Tres Bien, North Penn Cleaning Solutions and Rosita Brennan Feng Shui. Most importantly, we’re coming together to benefit local organizations. These nonprofits are the backbone of doing good in our community and abroad. We’re proud to be friends with organizations like Brandywine Valley SPCA in West Chester, Harley’s Haven Dog Rescue in Perkasie. Also, Manna on Main in Lansdale and Healthy Ninos in Pennsburg. We know you are too. So take a moment to stop and reconnect with your community.

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