Putting family pictures in your bedroom
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Such an interesting discussion - I had never thought about that as a principle or concept, but intuitively, I've just never put any family photos in our bedroom....
Personally, I don't particularly appreciate having pictures of myself around the house. However, I feel like you should ask your spouses opinion and resolve this yourselves as ultimately you guys are the ones that will be living with the implementation of your decision.
Have you ever had a family photoshoot?
Of course, my family members are the closest, dearest, and most important people in my life. I cherish them very much and appreciate their presence and participation in my life. On my parents' wedding anniversary, I gave them a certificate for a family photoshoot. In my opinion, it was the best decision of the day. Such a warm family celebration ended with a wonderful photo session in a cozy photo studio. Two weeks after the photoshoot, we received the photos both electronically and in hard copy. The parents chose one of the best photos together and hung it in their bedroom. The pictures turned out emotional, vivid, and very beautiful, thanks to the photographer who picked the perfect studio for us at aperfectspace.com.