portraits
SCHOOL
GCMS High School
Aug. 19, 2024
Retakes Sept. 12, 2024
GCMS Middle School
Aug. 30, 2024
Retakes Sept. 20, 2024
GMCS Elementary School
Sept. 5, 2024
Retakes Oct. 2, 2024
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Any issue where we are at fault will be promptly fixed at no charge. Examples of this would be items missing from your order or a background color different from what was selected on the order form.
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TIPS FOR SCHOOL PICTURE DAY
Make certain you know when school photos are being done — Most schools will send home announcements and pre-order forms for school portraits. You will need to check in your child’s backpack and ask them directly about it. If the school has a web presence, you might check there in case your child is one who frequently forgets to mention such things. Once you know when the photos will be done, mark it on the calendar and set yourself any other reminders you deem necessary. Fill out the pre-order form and send the payment as requested.
Prepare to prepare for the session — Depending on your child’s age, this may take more or less time and may (or may not) become a contest of wills. Parents generally want portraits with their children wearing the best clothes they can, with their hair decently arranged, and (for older children) any blemishes obscured or make-up that is appropriate. However, no child wants to wear something to school that will be uncomfortable or prevents them from playing or socializing normally during their breaks.
Make plans for a retake if necessary — Sometimes kids miss the first photo day due to illness or other things that keep them from school that day. Or, the child may have come down with a rash, allergic reaction, or injury that you would not want to be photographed. If your child needs to have their photos redone or done later, know when the re-shoot will take place and plan accordingly.
Don’t sweat the small stuff — At the end of the day, a school photo is meant to capture a time in your child’s life. Yes, it goes in the yearbook and yes, it’s generally something you’ll want to hang on the wall as a milestone marker. However, if it doesn’t turn out perfect, just take a deep breath, stay calm and plan for the re-take day!