Wildflowers - Wisconsin Women and their stories

The very first Wildflower of the season recently had her very empowering boudoir session and here are just a few images from her session.

I can't wait to meet all the wildflowers that have joined in on this magazine project (there is still room for YOU!)

Izzy was able to feel beautiful, powerful and she would love to share her story with all of you

“I will be transparent here, I was hesitant to participate in this project here in the Northcentral Wisconsin area given the current political climate. I was born and raised in the Price County area until I moved across the state without warning in 2016 (other than my immediate family). Instead of facing my issues headstrong, I used my pride and my work to hide the pain I was feeling inside."

"I pursued and completed my degree in Criminal Justice and Psychology. I recall working through the 2020 Covid Pandemic. I worked myself until I burned out and realized that I can no longer run from my pain and suffering anymore. I have learned I thought I was going well by “letting the dead bury the dead” (I was raised Catholic). I can no longer bury this with me."

"My name is Isabelle Guzinski, I am 27 years old, I am bisexual, and I am a survivor of sexual assault and child molestation. I will advocate and speak for one’s who are too afraid to speak out themselves, one way or another, because no matter what, the truth will always come to light.”

Would you like to share your story / answer a few questions related to womenhood?

I am still taking wildflowers for the magazine project and would LOVE to have YOU join us! It's an incredible bargain at $199 as the session alone is regularly $399!

For just $199 you get a day of pampering starting at the salon for hair and makeup, then a full, professional photos session at the studio featuring a full indoor studio as well as an on site flower farm, beach and country roads.

Reserve your session TODAY!!! 715-560-3903

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