11 Beautiful Maternity Photoshoot Ideas in Vancouver

With its cosmopolitan atmosphere, abundant natural beauty, and diverse population, Vancouver is consistently ranked as one of the best cities to live in the world. There’s nowhere in the Pacific Northwest quite like this city, and it’s no wonder why so many expectant parents choose Vancouver as the place to start their family. Because Vancouver is also one of the most photogenic in the world, you’ll have no trouble finding the perfect studio or outdoor venue for your maternity pictures. Here are our top maternity photoshoot ideas in Vancouver for moms-to-be!

1. Snap bright photos at an urban studio in Northern Vancouver

Thanks to the large south-facing windows, you’ll have plenty of natural light to take the perfect shot at this Lower Lonsdale photo studio. This quaint studio sports an airy vibe with bold white décor, accented with pops of pink and green. The unique pink floral statement wall is the perfect backdrop for moms who want a feminine touch in their maternity photos!

2. Celebrate your little one at a bright Gastown studio

With a bright and clean aesthetic, this cozy studio in the heart of Gastown is perfect for capturing maternity photos you’ll treasure for years to come. Generous south-facing windows bathe the studio in natural light, which will make you glow like a maternity goddess. You can even rent backdrops from the owner to capture a variety of unique shots. Best of all, you can book this venue directly on Peerspace today! 

3. Welcome your royal baby at Queen Elizabeth Park

Just like the namesake suggests, you’ll feel like royalty when you take your maternity photos at Queen Elizabeth Park. Located just 15 minutes from Downtown Vancouver, this 130-acre park is home to several manicured gardens, lush trees, and artistic sculptures to capture a photographer’s imagination. This is the place to be for moms who want flowers in their photos, which are particularly lovely in the spring. 

4. Embrace minimalism at a two-story apartment in Central Vancouver

Originally built in 1927, this two-story apartment in Fairview sports an open, airy vibe that will make you feel right at home for your maternity photoshoot. Mid-century furniture, hand-thrown ceramics, and Scandinavian design influences make this apartment one of the most classy photo ops on our list. There’s even a child’s bedroom upstairs, complete with a crib and toys for expecting moms to pose with!

5. Feel the ocean breeze on your back at Jericho Beach

Want to have the ocean as your backdrop without having to battle the large crowds at Vancouver’s more popular beaches? Try paying a visit to Jericho Beach just west of the Kiltsano neighborhood. Because it’s smaller than the main beach at Kitsilano, Jericho Beach tends to draw smaller crowds, meaning you’ll have more opportunities to snap the perfect maternity photo among the beautiful sandy beaches. 

6. Stand atop the city at an all-white penthouse loft

Looking to snap your maternity pics in the lap of luxury? Look no further than this elegant penthouse in Vancouver’s eastside. Fourteen-foot floor-to-ceiling windows provide unmatched views of the city, and dazzling all-white décor provides elegant style for expecting moms who enjoy the finer things in life.

7. Customize your maternity photos to your heart’s desire at the Railtown Sets  

Located in the heart of Railtown, this versatile photo studio has everything you need to bring your unique vision to life. There are multiple furniture sets to choose from, movable archways with stylish finishes, and rolling lights to set the perfect scene. There’s also a changing room attached so that you and your baby bump can look flawless before the big shoot! 

8. Capture one-of-a-kind pics at an artistic loft in Mount Pleasant 

For expectant moms looking for unique photoshoot ideas in Vancouver, this artist’s loft in East Vancouver is a dream come true. Ten-foot ceilings, neutral hardwood floors, a stunning mural, and numerous south-facing windows create a clean, bright feeling that’s sure to make your creativity flow. This artistic paradise is also loaded with handmade ceramics, artworks, and other objects that you’re free to utilize however you like in your maternity photos. Check out the loft’s Peerspace listing for more info about booking a photoshoot here.  

9. Take a trip to China at Sun Yat-Sen Gardens

While getting on a plane isn’t advisable while pregnant, you don’t even have to leave the city to take your maternity photos at a classical Chinese Garden! Featuring winding walkways, imposing pagodas, and a tranquil koi pond, this Ming Dynasty-style garden in Vancouver’s Chinatown is one of the most picturesque locations in the city. 

While you’re welcome to snap maternity photos on your phone during normal hours, staged photo sessions require a reservation outside normal visiting hours. Check out the garden’s website for more information.

10. Find inner peace at this Zen-inspired studio in East Vancouver

Located in a 90-year-old industrial building in the heart of Strathcona, this Zen-inspired studio is ideal for moms that want to bring a peaceful, breezy vibe to their photoshoot. With more than 1,400-square-feet of flowing space available to use, the studio features sophisticated furniture, textured rugs, and a relaxing atmosphere that’s sure to bring peace to your maternity photos.

With so much space at your disposal, this would also be an excellent venue for a baby shower or gender reveal! Bring your maternity photoshoot ideas in Vancouver to life by booking this “Zen Den” directly on Peerspace today.

11. Take in the beauty of the great outdoors at Deer Lake

Located just outside the city in Burnaby, Deer Lake offers another tranquil, picturesque retreat for moms who want a water feature in their photos. A wooden boardwalk and raised walking trails provide easy access for strolling by the lakeside. Wildlife like birds and deer are abundant here, too, so you may even catch some furry photo-bombers among your maternity photoshoot ideas in Vancouver!

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