Easter is coming, and with it, so are some of the sweetest photos of the year. Sadly, most of these photos will be forgotten shortly after they’re posted on social media. But with a few key tips, you can turn your Easter photos into family keepsakes. Here’s how to do it!

If you’ve ever had to pick the fundraiser project for a group, you know it’s not just about finding the best program. You also have to convince your fellow group members that it’s the best.

At Knickerbockers, we try to pack a ton of value into every fundraiser.

You sell certificates that entitle buyers to a studio portrait session and a package of prints. You keep 100% of certificate sales. Then, our photographers spend a weekend taking portraits of all your certificate holders. You and your helpers will receive free portrait sessions and print packages as well!

When it comes to family photos, you might think your only option is to head outdoors. But an outdoor portrait comes with a host of challenges — lighting, weather, keeping the kids clean. And as beautiful as a sun-drenched wheat-field can be, it’s not as unique a setting as it was 10 years ago.
An indoor portrait is different. The logistical issues immediately fly out the window. Backdrops and props let you make the perfect setting. Ultimately, your family gets to be the focus, just as you should be. Here are a few of our favorite things about indoor portraits.

Is it possible to hold a fundraiser without fees? And if so, do these no-cost fundraisers actually raise any money? The answer is yes — and we’re going to share some of our favorites. But before you jump into one of these fundraisers, there are a couple of things you should keep in mind.

Holding your next fundraiser doesn’t have to fill you with dread. It really is possible to hold an enjoyable, successful fundraiser — and you don’t have to become an extrovert to do it. You just need the right tools and mindset to overcome your fear of fundraisers.