let it snow ~ limited sessions

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We are embracing winter and awaiting the perfect snow day to capture some smiling faces in our sleigh.

Interested? It’s as simple as this. Send an email to info@silverboxcreative.com with your name and phone number. We’ll put you on a waiting list and notify you a day or two before that picture-postcard weekend to see if you’re available. Sessions will take place at our Collegeville location.

Photo Session details: $100. for a twenty-minute session. Fifteen images will be presented to you in a private online gallery within three weeks. A low-resolution digital file is included with every print purchase. Payment due at time of appointment confirmation.

Can they be used for a 2015 Silverbox Holiday card? Oh, we'd love that! Will there be hot chocolate? You betcha!

Top ten Silverbox posts of 2014

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Happy New Year to all that have followed Silverbox this past year and earlier.Here's a compiled list of our top ten blog posts of 2014.

Little Breadcrumbs Snowed In Mixology The Seeds we Sow Fickle Pickle Parties The Glue Behind the Glitter Sweet Sixteen Photo Session Marcella's Senior Session Carlos Bakery Invitations Big News

 

Marcella’s Senior Portrait Photo Shoot - Perkiomen Valley Class of 2015

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Marcella has an energetic and fun loving personality! She had me and the hair & makeup artist laughing the entire time. We started out at the studio for the first two outfits and just as we were about to head out on location it started to rain. We waited a few minutes for the rain to pass and we headed out to finish the shoot. It was worth the wait because I am in love with Marcella’s images! ~Corinne marcellablog

Meet Chi

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We had the pleasure bestowed upon us to meet one very handsome dog that goes by the name of "Chi". He and his family came in for a photo session, but he stole the show and everyone in the family knew it! In honor of October being Pitbull Awareness Month, we thought we'd introduce you to Chi too! Chi's Story... On 2/14/2004 as a one year old puppy his owners surrendered him to the Vet hospital as they did not want to pay for his surgery after he was run over by a car. They requested he be euthanized, but it was a slow night at the vet and he must have used his charm because they fixed him back up. We got a call about a "boxer" needing a good home and the rest is history.

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