Weddings
A portrait every guest will keep.
They walk in, get directed by a real photographer, and walk out with an editorial portrait — on their phone, or in their hand.
From $2,500 / 3 hours
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What makes a Lounge a Lounge
Real-time face recognition links each guest's selfie to their portraits. They walk away with a QR code that opens directly to their photos in the post-event gallery — no "text yourself the strip" workaround.
Guests see their photos appear on-monitor as they're shot. Capture One is the professional fashion and editorial standard — most photographers shoot to card and review later. The VIP feeling, made operationally real.
Industry-leading turnaround. Most wedding photographers take four to eight weeks. We deliver within twenty-four hours so the host can email guests their portraits while the memory of the night is still fresh.
The product ladder
From a 3-hour digital activation to a fully bespoke set.
Built for the events worth remembering
A portrait every guest will keep.
Donor portraits worth framing.
Brand activations with VIP feel.
Birthdays, milestones, anniversaries.
The right-call moment
This was honestly the best thing ever. It’s so nice to get a truly great photo at an event, not just a quick phone snapshot. I kept bringing my friends back because we were having such a great time with the photographer, and each of us ended up with beautiful portraits to take home. It felt like a mini photoshoot right there at the party, and we left with amazing memories and gorgeous photos to remember the night.
It’s one of the best pictures that’s been taken of my wife and me in a very long time. What a wonderful surprise to find at the event — we honestly didn’t expect to get portraits of this quality. The photographer was professional and made us feel comfortable, and the lighting was perfect. We’re so happy to have a beautiful photo together from that night. It’s something we’ll treasure, and it really made the event feel extra special for us.
Building a creative brand that lasts
My first serious camera was my father's Nikon F3 with a 50mm f/1.2 lens. It came to me when I started at William & Mary. I learned on it — TMAX 400 black-and-white, photographing the Wren Building bell-ringing tradition, and fall colors at Crim Dell, the footbridge on what's regularly named one of America's most beautiful campuses. Some of those frames ran in the Colonial Echo yearbook.
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The Lounge becomes a paired add-on, with both founders on-site.
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