Photography Sessions

📷 Private Photography Sessions at Araceli Farms

We open our lavender fields on select days for photographers and their clients to capture magic among the blooms. With a dreamy, nature-filled backdrop and limited availability, these sessions offer a quiet and intimate setting to create meaningful images.

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Please read carefully to ensure this is the right kind of reservation for you.


We offer two experiences during the season:
1. Farm Visits

2. Private Photography Sessions (for photographer and clients).
If you're visiting for leisure, please book a Farm Visit instead.



🌿 What is a Private Photography Session?

This is a private rental of the grounds for photography purposes. Reservations are limited to create a relaxed, low-traffic experience and give your clients the privacy they need.

Book a Private Session if:

  • You are a photographer charging a client to take their photos

  • You are being charged to have your photos taken

  • You are using professional photography equipment (tripod, reflectors, multiple lenses, etc.)

  • You want a more secluded setting for you and your group to enjoy the field

❗️We reserve the right to turn away unscheduled professional shoots. If you're unsure whether your session qualifies, it's best to book a private reservation.


🕰 How Reservations Work

  • Each reservation is for 1 hour and covers one photographer + one client
    (a client can be an individual, a couple, or a family group)

  • Up to 4 reservations are available per 1-hour slot

  • Want the field to yourself? Simply book all 4 reservations for your desired hour

Mini sessions:
If you’re photographing multiple clients in one hour, you’ll need to book 4 reservations total (1 per client). This ensures each client gets a relaxed, unhurried experience.

✅ Reservations must be made online. This is the only way to guarantee your time slot.

Click here to book your time with Elidey Segura Photography


📅 When to Book for Bloom

Lavender season begins in June, but exact bloom timing varies with weather and variety.

  • We grow seven different types of lavender—each blooms on its own schedule

  • Historically, peak bloom falls between the 2nd and 3rd week of June, but this is not guaranteed

  • Please check our Instagram Stories for daily field updates before booking

Lavender doesn’t bloom on a schedule—Mother Nature leads the way with sun, water, and patience.

 


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