A family standing together above the water at golden hour

The Heirloom Edit

By He Calls Me Wildflower

A family
storytelling experience

A mother at the piano while a father plays guitar on the floorA child stirring batter in a mixing bowl at the kitchen counterAt home

the familiar pieces
of everyday life

A family crowded together on a backyard swingChildren's legs dangling from a swingJust outside

somewhere your kids
ask to go to
again and again

A family walking a golden hillside above a lakeA mother and her children walking a golden hillside at sunsetSomewhere beautiful

a place that gives
us room to create

See what your story
could become

where everyday life becomes
something worth keeping

A father carrying his daughter on his shoulders in a vineyard
The Krieger Family
A family gathered by the piano beneath a gallery wall
The Lind Family
A family squeezing lemons together in the kitchen
The Wilson Family
Three children sitting in a barn doorway holding chicks
In their words

Sawyer captured the small, subtle moments like putting on a sock and the bigger moments like our typical work with the chickens. As I have already begun looking back on the moments Sawyer caught in photos, I begin to tear up, each moment so vivid in my memory and so heart-warming. We feel so seen by the care Sawyer took to get to know our family.

–Kelsey Lind

And then, we make it something you can hold

Your photographs don’t end in an online gallery. Each Heirloom Edit becomes a custom Family Archive, designed to preserve not only how this season looked, but the stories behind it.

A printed Family Archive resting on a table beside a candle

Because your family story deserves more than a camera roll

this was us
this is what our life felt like

The Family ArchiveAn open Family Archive resting on a patterned rug

Your Family Archive is a beautifully designed, linen-bound heirloom that weaves your photographs together with the stories, traditions, recipes, memories and little details that make your family who you are. Something your children can pull from a shelf years from now.

Your family, preserved

Long before I pick up my camera, we’ll spend time uncovering the pieces of your story worth holding onto.

The traditions. The people who came before you. The things your kids are obsessed with right now. The recipes passed down through generations. The hard seasons that shaped you. The funny things you never want to forget.

From there, we build your Heirloom Edit around your family.

A child on a tire swing while their father looks onA family sitting on their front steps with their dog

we build your Heirloom Edit
around your family

Includes:

  • 5 hours of photography
  • Roll of 35mm film
  • 100+ carefully edited digital images
  • Your custom Family Archive

An investment in your family’s story

The Heirloom Edit is created to be more than a collection of beautiful photographs. It’s a thoughtfully planned experience built around your family, your story, and the season you never want to forget.

Heirloom Edit experiences begin at $1,500, with most families investing $2,000+ to include their custom Family Archive.

Because every family’s story is different, your final investment will depend on the experience we create together, your Family Archive selections, and any travel involved.

Payment plans are available.

Parents sitting in the sand with their two young children
A family pressed cheek to cheek, laughing, the youngest on his father’s shouldersA mother steadying her child on a skateboard

the Heirloom Edit
makes room for all of it

Your story doesn’t have to be extraordinary to be worth preserving.

Maybe you’re in the thick of raising little ones.

Maybe you’ve finally built the home you dreamed about.

Maybe your children are getting older and you can feel childhood slipping through your fingers.

Maybe your family has walked through loss, change, healing, or a beautiful new beginning.

The Heirloom Edit makes room for all of it. The loud parts. The quiet parts. The beautiful parts. The imperfect parts.

Because someday, the ordinary things you’re living right now will be the things you miss the most.

Two children playing a clapping game between their parents at home

This chapter won’t last forever.

But we can preserve it.