7 Best Family Photographers in Singapore (2026)
Looking for a family photographer in Singapore? Compare 7 studios and photographers for family portraits, from themed studio sets to outdoor sessions.
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AI image by LocalRankA family portrait session is a different job from a wedding or newborn shoot. You are working with a mixed group, from toddlers to grandparents, and the photographer needs patience, a plan for the space and a style that suits everyone. This guide looks at seven Singapore studios and photographers whose own websites show family sessions as a main service, some in a studio, some at home or outdoors. Newborn, maternity, wedding and pet specialists have their own LocalRank guides. Everything below comes from what each business publishes on its own site, so check current availability, packages and terms with the photographer before you book.
1. Our Second Studio
Our Second Studio runs themed family sets from a studio in the Sin Ming area, and its website says sessions are by appointment only. The site shows seasonal collections with their own booking windows, with a Christmas set listed for October to December 2026 and an earlier spring set marked as ended. It describes mini, classic and premier session lengths, a multi-generation option on its current set and an outfit colour guide. Its FAQ says the main setup can take up to twenty people, that the studio is pet-friendly under stated conditions, and that it provides children's props and a changing room. Booking is done online through its site, with a deposit secured per session. It also offers baby cake smash sessions alongside family shoots.
2. The Love Studios
The Love Studios is a Singapore photo studio near Tai Seng whose family offering centres on designed studio sets. Its website describes two current family settings, one built around walnut and olive tones and an arched doorway, the other a calmer, lived-in space for gathering, and lists both as available until November 2026. Its studio guide explains single and double session slots, notes that children and pets count towards the headcount and asks very large families to email first. The studio also lists cake smash sets, and says it can photograph multigenerational groups. Its team page names a director photographer and two further photographers. Sessions are reserved through its site, with details confirmed over WhatsApp or email.
3. The Digital Moments
The Digital Moments is a Singapore photography and videography business that lists a dedicated family photoshoot page with both outdoor and indoor options. Its site says outdoor venues are chosen to suit the family and names Gardens by the Bay and the Chinese and Japanese Gardens, as well as beaches and parks near home. It describes shoots with parents and grandparents, siblings and young children, and says it gives clothing and colour advice for each setting. The page also mentions that it offers one free reschedule for wet weather when given enough notice. Enquiries go through a contact form or WhatsApp, and the site shows 2026 in its copyright line and its photoshoot headings. It also covers events and graduation sessions.
Singapore (island-wide)
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4. JJ Photography
JJ Photography is a Singapore studio whose website offers a family photoshoot among a wider list that includes maternity, newborn, graduation and event work. Its pages say family sessions can be held at home through a mobile studio setup or at outdoor locations, and name Gardens by the Bay, the Singapore Botanic Gardens, Marina Barrage and East Coast Park. The site's copyright line runs from 2005 to 2026. There is a gallery of family images and linked package pages, and enquiries go through a contact form that lets you pick family portrait as your interest, with the page saying it usually replies within a day. It also lists commercial and private event photography and solemnisation coverage.
Singapore (home and outdoor sessions)
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5. Bloom Photography
Bloom Photography is run by Bloom Memories Studios, which its own site describes as a sister company of Ashley Low Photography. Its galleries list family and multi-generation family portraits alongside babies, cake smash, milk bath, maternity, pets, birthday events and video. The contact page gives a studio address in the Jalan Pemimpin area, though its directions section also mentions a Geylang building, so confirm the current location before travelling. Sessions are booked through a Book a Session menu that leads to its packages, or through the contact form, which includes family and multi-generation family as options. The site's copyright line shows 2026. It is a useful option if you want a studio that also handles baby and birthday sessions.
Jalan Pemimpin (Bishan and Ang Mo Kio)
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6. Katie Martin-Sperry Photography
Katie Martin-Sperry Photography is a Singapore photographer whose website lists family shoots at home and outdoors, alongside newborn and maternity sessions, lifestyle shoots, corporate headshots and personal branding. Its homepage describes the approach as natural and candid, with the line that it avoids staged smiles in favour of honest images. The site also says Katie started a separate school photography business towards the end of 2024, which suggests recent activity. There is no studio address or price list on the pages we read. Booking starts with an enquiry form on its Book a Photo Session page, and the page says replies arrive within 24 hours. Its Instagram and Facebook accounts are linked from the site.
Singapore (home and outdoor sessions)
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7. Photonow
Photonow is a photo studio in Centrepoint on Orchard Road, and its website lists a family photoshoot among its occasions, together with graduation, maternity and corporate shoots. Its model differs from a traditional portrait studio, because the site says you can shoot yourselves without a photographer or add one. It describes two regular rooms suited to small groups and two large rooms it says suit up to twelve people, with a range of backdrops, props and soft toys, and colour or black and white options. Bookings are made through an online booking page linked from the site, with a WhatsApp link for questions. The site's footer shows 2025. It suits families who like to choose their own pace.
Orchard (Centrepoint)
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How to choose
- Decide where the session should happen before you compare names. A studio with designed sets gives predictable light and short travel, while a home or outdoor photographer suits families who want a relaxed setting. Check each website for which of these it actually offers, and ask about weather plans for outdoor sessions.
- Count everyone who will be in the frame, including toddlers, grandparents and pets, and ask each photographer how large a group the session can handle. Some studios publish headcount limits and extra-person rules on their FAQ pages, so read these before assuming one booking covers the whole extended family.
- Look at the portfolio for families that resemble yours, such as young children, teenagers or three generations together. A gallery full of newborn work does not show how someone handles a restless five-year-old. Ask to see a full recent session rather than only the highlight images on the homepage.
- Ask exactly what is included before you pay a deposit: session length, how many edited images you receive, delivery time, usage rights for printing, and the reschedule and cancellation rules. These terms are written differently by each photographer, and they matter more than the headline description on the website.
- Plan outfits and timing with the photographer. Several providers publish colour guides or styling advice, and children usually do better early in the day. Confirm how you will receive your images, whether you can order prints, and how the photographer handles retouching requests, so that expectations are clear on both sides.
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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.
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