Oh So Cute Photography

I’m Manisha — a mum of two and the heartbeat behind Oh So Cute Photography. Maternity photography is a true passion for me: I love documenting the quiet, powerful beauty of pregnancy and creating images that bring you back to that exact feeling of anticipation and love. Based in Lower Earley, my home studio is a calm, welcoming space where expecting mothers can relax, feel seen and be photographed with warmth and care. Why choose me for your maternity session? I specialise in maternity photography and bring a gentle, personal approach shaped by my own journey through motherhood. I aim to capture authentic emotion rather than stiff poses — moments that feel natural, intimate and timeless. My style favours soft, flattering light, considered composition and a focus on the connection between you, your bump and, if you wish, your partner or children. How I work: communication is easy and informal from the first message. We’ll plan a session date that suits your stage of pregnancy (I usually advise around 30 weeks so your bump reads beautifully while you still feel comfortable). On the day, you’ll find a relaxed atmosphere — I only book one shoot per day so you’re my full focus. You’ll have access to the homely comforts of my studio, from a warm drink to a quiet corner for resting while I work. During the shoot I’ll offer gentle posing guidance, and I provide a selection of dresses and props if you’d like them. My priority is to make you feel confident and at ease so the photos reflect the calm strength of this chapter. After the session I carefully edit your images and invite you back for a comfortable viewing appointment so you can see your images printed and choose the keepsakes you want to treasure. As a member of SWPP and a photographer who treats clients like family, I’m driven by the belief that these moments are precious and deserve to be remembered beautifully. If you’re in Lower Earley or nearby and want a maternity photoshoot that feels personal, relaxed and heartfelt, send me a message — I’d love to help you hold on to these memories.