Join Jamie Romaezi Photography and Zumbini with Katherin for a themed pop up party! This special event will include a family dance party, a themed photo opportunity, and a fun craft for you and your little ones.
About our Event:
An event for photos and fun, reserve your Zumbini class, pop on your cutest outfit, and come party with us.
Each participant will have the opportunity to have adorable photos taken before you get to dancing! Receive a complimentary micro-mini photo session on site. Then, each family will have the opportunity to enjoy a holiday craft. Final images are available for purchase via online gallery after the event.
Date: Friday, May 2nd, 2025
Time: 9:30 – 11:00 a.m.
Location: Jamie Romaezi Photography Studio, 22636 Glenn Dr. #104, Sterling, VA 20164
Reservation Required
$25 Event Includes:
30-Minute Zumbini Class
Holiday-Themed Craft
Complimentary Micro-Mini Photo Session
(Products Sold Separately)
What is Zumbini?
Formed out of a partnership with Zumba and and Baby first, Zumbini is an early childhood program for children birth through age 5 and their caregivers. The combination of music and movement provide a unique bonding and educational opportunity where everyone can have fun.
About Zumbini with Katherin:
Ms. Katherin is a former ELL teacher turned Zumbini Instructor in 2021. She holds a BA in Elementary Education and a M. Ed in Multilingual/Multicultural Education. She’s bilingual in English and Spanish. When she’s not dancing and singing in class she spends her days playing pretend, exploring new playgrounds and reading books with her two young children.
If you ask Ms. Katherin what her favorite part of Zumbini is she would say, “I love the diversity in the music and the bonding moments that happen throughout the class!”
About Jamie Romaezi Photography:
Specializing in posed newborn and family photography, Jamie has been a photographer in the Sterling and Northern Virginia area since 2013. Being among the first people to meet her newborn clients is among the most cherished parts of her job. Creating photos to forever remember them so small, only adds to that.