Houston family Photographer- Rose Tello Photography

You know that moment when you finally get your gorgeous family portraits back, you’re completely in love with them, and then they just… sit on your computer? Or maybe you framed one or two, but the rest are living their best digital life in a folder you never open. Meanwhile, your walls are covered with random art you picked up at HomeGoods five years ago that doesn’t actually mean anything to you.

What if I told you that displaying your family portraits doesn’t have to be complicated or overwhelming? And that those empty walls in your home are actually perfect opportunities to showcase the faces you love most?

After 11 years of photographing families in Houston and helping them figure out what to do with their images, I’ve learned that the biggest obstacle isn’t choosing the photos, but it’s knowing how to actually display your family portraits in a way that feels intentional and beautiful. So let me walk you through some of my favorite ways to get your family portraits off your hard drive and onto your walls where you’ll actually see them every day.

Start by Taking Note of Your Space

Before you start ordering prints or buying frames, I want you to do something simple: walk through your home and notice the empty walls that feel a little lackluster. Where do your eyes naturally go when you walk into a room? Which spaces feel incomplete or could use something meaningful?

The best places to start are above furniture like, sofas, console tables, dressers, and beds. These are the natural focal points in your rooms, and they’re begging for something personal and beautiful to anchor them.

In my own Spring, TX home, I have family portraits above our living room sofa and solo portraits of each of my three boys in our bedroom. Each space serves a different purpose, but they all make our house feel like our home.

When clients tell me they don’t know where to put their photos, I always ask: where do you spend the most time? Where do you want to be reminded of these moments? Your family room where you gather every evening? Your bedroom where you start and end each day? The entryway that guests see when they visit?

Once you identify those spaces, we can figure out exactly what will work best there.

Measuring Your Space (The Part Nobody Wants to Do But Actually Matters)

Here’s where most people get stuck. They order prints that are either too small and get lost on the wall, or too large and overwhelm the space. But there’s actually a really simple formula that takes the guesswork out of it.

Measure the width and height of your wall above your furniture. Your wall art should make up 60-75% of those measurements. Let me show you how this works:

First, measure the available wall space. Let’s say you’re working with a wall above your sofa that measures 5 feet in height and 7 feet in width.

Then, multiply each measurement by 0.60 to find your minimum size:

• 5 feet x 0.60 = minimum height
• 7 feet x 0.60 = minimum width

Next, multiply by 0.75 to find your maximum size:

• 5 feet x 0.75 = maximum height
• 7 feet x 0.75 = maximum width

So for this wall, your frames should fill a space somewhere between 4.2-5.25 feet wide and 3-3.75 feet tall. This gives you the perfect visual balance. It’s large enough to make an impact, but not so big that it overwhelms your furniture.

Mock It Up Before You Commit

Here’s my favorite trick that I share with every client during our art consultations: use painter’s tape to mock up your frames before you buy anything or put holes in your wall.

Once you’ve determined your optimal size range, take painter’s tape and mark out the minimum and maximum heights and widths on your wall. This gives you a visual guide to work within. Then you can start playing with different frame configurations to see what feels right.

Maybe it’s one large canvas that fills the space beautifully. Maybe it’s a gallery wall with multiple smaller frames. Maybe it’s three matching frames in a row. The painter’s tape lets you experiment without commitment, and honestly, it makes the whole process so much less stressful.

I’ve had clients text me photos of their taped-up walls asking “Does this look right?” and I love it because it means they’re thinking through the space before making decisions. That’s exactly what you should be doing.

Creative Ways to Display Your Family Portraits Throughout Your Home

Let me share some of my favorite display ideas that go beyond just hanging a single frame on the wall:

Gallery Walls That Tell Your Story
A gallery wall with multiple frames in varying sizes creates such a beautiful, dynamic look. I love when families use this approach to showcase different sessions over the years, like newborn photos, family sessions, individual portraits of each child. It becomes a visual timeline of your family’s story.

For a large wall space (like that 7×8 foot example above), six 16×20 frames arranged together create gorgeous impact. The key is keeping spacing consistent between frames and still staying within your minimum and maximum parameters.

Tabletop Easel Displays
Don’t overlook horizontal surfaces! A beautiful framed print on an easel on your entryway console table, bedroom dresser, or bookshelf creates an intimate display that’s easy to change seasonally or as your family grows.

The Statement Canvas
Sometimes one large canvas is all you need. A single, beautiful family portrait above your sofa or bed commands attention and becomes the focal point of the room.

Hallway Gallery
That long hallway leading to bedrooms? This is can be tricky and feel off if not done right. A lot of times I’ve seen clients try to place large wall art that looks like it’s floating. It doesn’t look intentional. Here’s what I have tried for clients in the past. One is to use paint to cover vertically or hang multiples frames vertically. This can be hard to imagine. Feel free to send me a message with your hallway, and I’ll send you some ideas.

Why Your Family Portraits Make the Best Wall Art (Seriously!)

Here’s something I try to help every client understand: there’s a huge difference between decorating your home and making it feel like yours. You can fill your walls with pretty art from Target or Home Goods, and your house will look nice. But when you fill your walls with faces you love, moments you’ve lived, and memories you want to hold onto, that’s when your house becomes your home.

Family portraits add warmth and meaning that store-bought decorations simply can’t replicate. When guests visit, they don’t comment on your generic landscape print. They stop and look at your family photos. They ask about your kids, notice how much they’ve grown, remember moments they were part of.

And for you? Walking past photos of your family multiple times a day reminds you of what matters most. On the hard days when you’re juggling everything and questioning if you’re doing enough, seeing that photo of you laughing with your kids, or your baby’s newborn portrait, or that perfectly imperfect family session, it brings you back to what’s real and important.

This is part of why I’m so passionate about clients actually printing their photos. Those digital galleries are beautiful, but you’re not going to open your computer every day to look at them. You’re definitely not going to see them while you’re rushing through morning chaos or winding down at night. But that gallery wall in your living room? You see it constantly, whether you’re intentionally looking or not.

Bringing It All Together: From Planning to Hanging

Let me walk you through the full process so it feels manageable:

Step 1: Identify your spaces. Walk through your home and note where you want to display family photos.

Step 2: Measure your walls. Use that 60-75% formula to determine the right size range for each space.

Step 3: Mock it up. Use painter’s tape to visualize how different frame configurations will look.

Step 4: Choose your frames. Keep frame styles consistent for a cohesive look. I love simple, clean frames that don’t compete with the photos themselves.

Step 5: Select your images. This is where our art consultation comes in—I help you choose which photos work best for which spaces based on your home’s style and your family’s story.

Step 6: Hang with confidence. Once you’ve planned it out, the actual hanging becomes straightforward.

And here’s something important: you don’t have to do everything at once. Start with one space, maybe that wall above your sofa or your bedroom. Get that right, live with it for a while, and then move on to the next space when you’re ready.

Quick Tips for Choosing and Swapping Prints

One question I get all the time: “What if I want to change photos later?”

Great news, you absolutely can! Here are some tips to make that easy:

Keep frame sizes consistent. If you use the same size frames throughout a gallery wall, you can swap individual photos whenever you get new favorites without having to redo the entire display.

Consider having frames dedicated to certain types of photos. That baby wall I have? Those frames will always hold newborn portraits of my boys. But my living room gallery wall includes frames that I update as we have new family sessions.

Mix timeless and current. Some photos are forever keepers (newborn portraits, major milestones, perfectly captured family moments). Others can rotate as your family grows and changes.

Black and white photos are incredibly versatile. They work with any decor style, any season, and never look dated. When you’re unsure which format to choose, black and white is always a safe, timeless choice.

Don’t Forget About Portrait Gifts

While you’re thinking about displaying portraits in your own home, remember that framed prints make the most meaningful gifts. Grandparents, aunts, uncles, godparents, everyone who loves your family would treasure a beautiful framed portrait.

Some of my favorite client stories involve grandparents receiving framed portraits of their grandchildren. One grandmother told my client she cried when she opened it because “finally, I have something beautiful to put on my wall instead of just the phone photos I try to print at Walgreens.”

Standard gift sizes like 8x10s or 11x14s are perfect. They are large enough to display beautifully but not so large that they overwhelm someone’s existing decor. And honestly? A framed family portrait beats any store-bought gift. It’s personal, it’s meaningful, and it’s something they’ll keep forever.

Make Your Portraits Part of Your Everyday Life

Here’s what I want you to remember: your professional portraits deserve to be seen. Not hidden in a folder on your computer, not stored in a box somewhere, not “saved for someday.”

You invested in capturing these moments because they matter to you. Your family, your children at these exact ages, these fleeting stages that pass so quickly, you wanted to hold onto them. So let yourself actually experience that investment by putting these photos where you’ll see them every single day.

When clients come back to me a year or two after their session and tell me about the gallery wall they finally created, or the canvas they hung above their bed, they always say the same thing: “I should have done this sooner. I love seeing these photos every day.”

That’s exactly what I want for you too.

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Where in your home do you want to display your family portraits? I’d love to hear about the spaces you’re thinking about, or any questions you have about sizing and framing. And if you’re ready to create portraits specifically designed for your walls, you’re thinking about that gallery wall above your sofa or that statement canvas in your bedroom, let’s chat during a pre-session consultation. We can plan exactly what will work perfectly in your Houston home, from the sizing to the style to the specific images we’ll capture.

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It’s fall, you’ve finally booked that Christmas photo session, and now you’re staring at your family’s closets in complete panic mode. Sound familiar? Between finding something that looks good on everyone, coordinates without being too matchy-matchy, and actually fits your toddler who grew three sizes since last month, choosing Christmas outfits for family photos can feel overwhelming. But here’s the thing, it doesn’t have to be!

I’ve been photographing families in Houston for 11 years now, and every fall I get the same texts from my clients: “What should we wear?” and “Do we all have to match?” Here’s what I’ve learned after hundreds of Christmas sessions: the families who look most stunning in their Christmas outfits for family photos are the ones who focus on feeling comfortable and confident rather than following every Pinterest rule.

Last week, a mom texted me with four different outfit options. Since this is something I help all moms figure out, it took us fifteen to have her whole family looking absolutely stunning in the most unexpected combination. That conversation reminded me that the “perfect” Christmas outfits for family photos aren’t about following rules. They’re about understanding what actually works for your family.

So let me share what I’ve learned about Christmas photo styling, because when you feel good in your choices, that confidence and joy shows up beautifully in your photos.

Why I Always Tell Families to Ditch the Matching Mindset

Here’s something that surprises almost every family I work with: coordinated looks photograph so much better than exact matches. When everyone’s wearing identical outfits, the photos can feel stiff and staged. But when each family member’s personality shines through their clothing choices while still complementing each other. That’s when the magic happens.

I had a family last year who was completely set on everyone wearing matching red sweaters. During our pre-session consultation, I go into depth about how colors like red and greens can cast a certain hue in your face. We ended up with the boys in coordinating shades that let them both feel like themselves, while mom and dad tied everything together with their own complementary pieces.

The result? Those boys were comfortable, playful, and absolutely themselves in front of my camera. Their parents kept telling me during the session, “They’ve never been this relaxed for photos!” That’s the difference between forcing a match and creating coordination that works for your actual family.

When you’re not worried about everyone looking like a Christmas ad, that’s what makes your family photos feel like your family, not a catalog shoot. Now, unless that is really what you are going for, ultimately I feel those type of photos don’t stand the test of time.

My Go-To Christmas Color Palettes (That Work Every Single Time)

After years of Christmas sessions at places like Herman Park and Buffalo Bayou Park, I’ve learned which color combinations photograph beautifully in Houston’s landscape. Here are my favorites that work every single time:

Classic Neutrals with a Pop of Festive
Creams, tans, and soft grays with one person in a Christmas like pattern. This palette feels timeless and elegant without screaming “Christmas!” When I photograph families in these colors at Eleanor Tinsley Park during golden hour, the warmth in the photos is absolutely stunning.

Rich Jewel Tones
I love touches of burgundy, navy or emerald green. These colors can be used in accessories like jewelry or shoes. Plus, they’re colors you’ll actually wear again, which means you’ll feel more comfortable and confident during your session.

Soft and Dreamy Whites
All creams, whites, and soft beiges with natural textures. This palette is perfect for families who want that gentle, nostalgic feeling in their Christmas photos. It photographs beautifully against Houston’s green spaces and creates such a soft, timeless look.

Warm Autumn Meets Christmas
Rust, caramel, cream, and touches of olive green. This is my personal favorite for families who want something a little different. It brings warmth without being too traditional “Christmas,” and it coordinates beautifully with our Houston locations.

Here’s what I tell clients: think about incorporating Christmas colors without looking too theme-y. You want festive touches, not costumes. One child in forest green while siblings wear cream and tan? Perfect coordination.

The key is choosing colors that complement the places where we’ll be shooting. Our Houston locations are already so beautiful, lush and still green during this time of year, we want your family to stand out while still feeling natural in that environment. If you are wearing Christmas green tones, you’ll likely blend with the landscape.

Styling Tips for Each Family Member (From Toddlers to Grandparents)

Let me walk you through what actually works for each person in your family photos, because everyone has different needs and comfort levels.

Christmas Outfits for Women

Ladies, this is where I want you to think about pieces you already love wearing. You may already own some wardrobe essentials, like your little black dress or that perfect white tee that will great with wool trousers. Those same styling principles apply to your Christmas outfits for family photos.

Choose something that makes you feel confident and comfortable. One of my absolute favorites is a fitted sweater dress made of cashmere or wool in a pretty beige tone. The quality of these materials photograph beautifully, and the soft neutral shade coordinates effortlessly with everyone else’s outfits while making you look incredibly polished. A flowing dress in a black also photographs beautifully and moves naturally during the session. A-line or wrap styles photograph beautifully on all body types. If dresses aren’t your thing, try tailored trousers with a soft sweater or a quality blouse. The key is selecting pieces that flatter your body and make you feel like yourself. If you prefer trousers over a dress, try a high waist wide leg trouser. Think Olivia Pope vibes!

Think about layers too. A beautiful cardigan or jacket adds visual interest and can be removed if you get warm during the session. And here’s something I always mention: avoid anything too tight or restrictive. When you’re comfortable, you can focus on your family instead of tugging at your clothes.

Just like that little black dress in your closet that you throw on and don’t have to think about matching pieces, you want something that feels effortless. Quality over trendiness always photographs better and won’t make you cringe when you look back at these photos in ten years.

Christmas Outfits for Guys

Guys often feel the most stressed about what to wear, but it’s actually simpler than they think. A well fitted button down in a complementary color is always a winner. If your husband lives in t-shirts, a quality tee under a blazer or cardigan can look polished without feeling stuffy.

The same principle from that essential white t-shirt applies here, invest in quality pieces that fit well. A classic, versatile button-down works with trousers or chinos. It’s about finding that balance between looking put together and feeling comfortable enough to play with the kids during our session.

Encourage him to skip the tie unless he genuinely wears ties regularly. We want dad to look like himself, just the elevated, confident version. And please, no logos or graphics, they’re distracting in photos and date the images.

Christmas Outfits for Girls

Little girls often have strong opinions about what they want to wear, and that’s actually a good thing! When she loves her outfit, her personality shines through in photos.

Look for dresses or skirts that let her move and play naturally.

Soft, flowing fabrics in coordinating colors work so much better than stiff, fussy dresses that make her uncomfortable. And here’s my pro tip: bring tights or leggings if it’s chilly. Comfortable kids are happy kids, and happy kids make for beautiful, authentic photos.

Avoid anything too trendy or character-themed. You want her to look back at these photos in twenty years and still love them.

Christmas Outfits for Boys

Boys need outfits they can actually move in. I’ve seen too many little guys miserable in stiff dress pants and button-downs that restrict their play.

A soft sweater with comfortable pants works perfectly. Or try a button-down they can leave untucked with chinos. The goal is “polished but still himself.”

For active toddlers, consider suspenders instead of belts. They’re adorable, functional, and won’t need constant adjusting during the session.

Quality matters here too. A well made sweater or shirt will look elevated in photos without feeling formal or uncomfortable.

Mommy and Me Christmas Outfits

There’s something so sweet about coordinating mommy and me outfits for Christmas photos. But here’s my advice: complement rather than match exactly.

If you’re wearing a cream dress, maybe your daughter wears a pink pastel dress. Or you both wear flowing, feminine silhouettes in different but coordinating colors. The connection comes through in the styling approach, not identical outfits.

I love when moms and daughters coordinate through texture and color rather than wearing the same dress in different sizes.

Christmas Outfits for Dogs

Yes, let’s talk about including your furry family member! If your dog is part of your family photos, keep their styling simple.

A festive bandana or bow tie is perfect enough to show they’re part of the celebration without being distracting. Avoid full costumes that make them uncomfortable or hide their sweet faces.

And bring treats! A comfortable, happy dog makes for much better photos than one wrestling with a reindeer costume.

The Christmas Photo “Don’ts” I Wish Everyone Knew

After eleven years of Christmas sessions, there are a few outfit choices that consistently cause problems when families are planning their Christmas outfits for family photos. Let me save you some stress:

Avoid busy patterns and logos. They’re distracting in photos and pull focus from your family’s faces and connection. Solid colors or subtle textures photograph so much better.

Skip the plaid, especially matching family plaid. I know it seems like a classic Christmas look, but trust me on this one. That whole family in plaid vibe, or even just dad in a plaid button-down, can feel dated and overly themed. It photographs as busy and distracting, and years from now it’ll scream a specific era rather than feeling timeless. Instead, go for solid colors or subtle textures that let your family be the focus.

Skip the neon or extremely bright colors. They reflect light in weird ways and can cast unflattering color casts on faces. Stick with soft, muted shades.

Don’t wait until the last minute to shop. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve had clients texting me the week before their session, panicked because nothing fits. Start looking a month ahead, it gives you time to find pieces everyone actually likes.

Watch out for uncomfortable clothing. If your daughter hates that itchy dress or your son can’t sit comfortably in those dress pants, it shows in the photos. Tension and discomfort come through in body language and expressions.

Be careful with super trendy pieces. That Amazon outfit from that influencer you follow might look cute now, but will you love it in five years? Christmas photos are an investment in your family’s legacy, choose timeless over trendy.

I had a family once who showed up with everyone in head to toe red sequins, and while they looked festive, the sequins created all kinds of technical issues with light reflection. Or the one time a mom and daughter dressed as Christmas trees! We spent so much time adjusting the little girls costume because of the fit and the heat. Houston doesn’t see cold enough days for a costume until maybe late December.

The rule breakers who look incredible? They’re the families who focus on comfort, coordination, and letting their genuine personalities shine through their clothing choices.

Making Everyone Feel Confident and Comfortable

Here’s something I’ve learned after watching thousands of families during sessions: the right outfit choices completely change everyone’s mood and energy.

When you feel good about what you’re wearing, you relax. When you relax, you connect naturally with your family. When you connect naturally, that’s when I capture those beautiful, authentic moments you’ll treasure forever.

I remember feeling insecure about photos after having my third baby. I was 6 weeks postpartum and worried about how I’d look. But I tried on different dresses beforehand, and I chose this gorgeous flowing dress that made me feel beautiful. The difference in my confidence during the session was incredible. Those photos ended up being my favorites, not because of any magic editing, but because I felt good about myself.

That’s what I want for every family I photograph. The practical stuff matters too, consider that we’ll be moving around, sitting on the ground, possibly chasing toddlers. Choose clothes that let you do all of that without constant adjusting or worry.

Think about layers for our Texas weather. It might be 75 degrees one December day and 45 the next. Cardigans, jackets, and scarves give you options and add beautiful texture to photos.

And please, start with clothes that fit well right now. Don’t wait to lose those last few pounds or squeeze into something too tight. You deserve to feel comfortable and confident in your photos exactly as you are today. Your kids won’t remember if you were a size smaller, they’ll remember how you felt spending that time together as a family.

Your Christmas Photos Should Feel Like Your Family

The goal isn’t perfection, it’s capturing who you are during this special season.

After eleven years of Christmas sessions in Houston, I’ve learned that the families who focus on feeling good rather than following every styling rule. Those are the sessions where everyone relaxes, the kids play naturally, parents connect authentically, and the photos reflect the real love and joy in their family.

Your Christmas outfits for family photos should enhance your images, not stress you out. They should help you feel confident so you can be present with your family during our session. Because those gentle, beautiful moments we create together, those are what your children will treasure in twenty years.

The photos of you laughing with your toddler, your teenager actually smiling naturally, your whole family connected and comfortable together. That happens when you feel good in your own skin and your own clothes.

So yes, put thought into your Christmas outfits for family photos. Choose colors that coordinate beautifully. Select pieces that photograph well. But most importantly, choose outfits that let your family be themselves, just the elevated, confident, beautiful versions of yourselves.

Those are the Christmas photos you’ll display in your home, include in your albums, and look back on with pure joy.

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What’s your biggest Christmas photo outfit concern? I’d love to hear what’s stressing you out about styling your family for this year’s session. And if you’re ready to book your Houston Christmas photo session and want help navigating all of this together, let’s chat. I guide my clients through every step including wardrobe consultations where we figure out exactly what Christmas outfits for family photos will make your family look and feel their best.

Which color palette are you most excited to try for your family’s Christmas photos?

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Tell Me About Your Business – What Makes You Special?

We focus on wellness and helping clients find healing! We want people to feel heard and seen when they leave our space. Our areas of focus include; general wellness, hormone management, thyroid management, supplement guidance, gut health, cortisol management, as well as well woman exams/general primary care. We want to be a place where you are comfortable with your providers, and know that you have someone on your team. At The Hive, we want to work WITH you to achieve a plan of care, not create it for you.

I feel like what makes us different is how much we truly care about your healthcare. We are invested in your journey with you. You are not just a number here, you are part of our family. We take the time to learn about you, your family, your wants and needs and truly try to meet you where you are to help you achieve your wellness and healing goals. We will hold your hand along the way, pray with you, and for you. You’ll know someone is just as invested as you right from the start. All of our appointments are an hour long, so we aren’t rushed when we are spending time with you

Your Business Journey – What Inspired You to Start?

I realized early in my career that women weren’t getting the care they needed, or the care they deserved. I would create these strong relationships with women and their families while caring for them during their pregnancies, and after their delivery, I wouldn’t see them again until it was time for their well woman, or another pregnancy. When we’d have those visits, they’d tell me how fatigued they felt, or what had been going on in their healthcare, and I quickly realized there was a major gap. No one was on their team; helping them, in the interim. They were left to stumble upon an insta reel or an influencer sharing a supplement that “fixed all of their problems,” ordering that, and hoping for the best, not knowing if that was what was right for them. I wanted to be able to help them do things differently. Help women (and now men) realize the societal ‘norm’ of always feeling bad wasn’t normal, and it didn’t have to be that way if you had someone to guide you and help heal your body. I wanted a business where I could truly care for my clients, and I feel like The Hive is just that. 

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My favorite part of my job is the connections I get to create. I feel like it have so many interactions with people that I wouldn’t otherwise have the chance to meet, and seeing clients come in feeling awful- fatigued, severe brain fog, overweight, anxious, heavy cycles, not able to conceive, etc. and watching them find healing is so incredible!  Being able to watch someone bloom into the person you know is buried under crippling symptoms is truly amazing!

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I am most passionate about achieving whole wellness. Not band-aid-ing an issue that will resurface once they stop whatever they were doing to keep symptoms at bay. I love being able to go on a healing journey with clients, because they are all so different. Being able to think outside the box, and help clients figure out what the root of the problem is is 100% where we need to focus. 

Also, I truly love our office space as well. I spent so much time and thought curating a space that I felt was a holistic healing space, and getting to walk into that daily is such a blessing to me. The back part of our office is a holistic wellness spa; so clients have the opportunity to partake in a mineral soak, infrared sauna, or book an appointment with our holistic esthetician for facials and body waxing. Clients tell me frequently that they felt like they could exhale when they arrived at the office, and that is so special to me. I wanted to create a space where people felt like they could “unplug” and I feel like I accomplished that!

Expert Advice – Best Tips for Our Community

Find a provider who listens to what is going on with YOU! You know your body better than anyone, and if you feel like something is going on, it is. Go with that, dig and dig until you can figure out what is causing the ailment, and find a team that is supporting you in the process. 

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