The five sessions groups actually book
1. The suite pre-game
Robes, champagne, the balcony, the bride in the middle. Private space, so the photographer can be inside. Thirty minutes before you leave.
2. The walk to dinner
Everyone's dressed, the light's good, the Strip's behind you. The most-booked session on the app.
3. The sign, day one
Arrival photo with the whole group, sashes and all. Early morning or dusk.
4. The neon walk
Bellagio to Cosmo after 8 PM, or Fremont under the canopy. Candid, moving, paparazzi-style.
5. Recovery brunch
Matching pyjamas, sunglasses indoors, the bride laughing. The photos everyone actually posts.
The one to skip
Inside the club. Venues ban outside photographers, and the club's own photographer costs nothing. Let them handle the inside.
Outfits
The bride in white or one clear colour; the group matching or in a palette. Avoid all-black for night shots on the Strip — you disappear into the background. Flats in the bag for the walk. Our what-to-wear guide has the rest.
Timing the weekend
Friday: the suite and the walk to dinner. Saturday: the sign in the morning if anyone's up, the neon walk at night. Sunday: brunch. Two sessions covers it; three if the bride wants the sign.
Props that photograph well
Sashes and veils, yes. A bottle of champagne, yes. Balloons in the suite, yes. Inflatables, matching fanny packs and a cardboard cut-out of the groom — fun in person, chaos in the frame. Keep it to one thing.
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Questions people actually ask
How long should a bachelorette photoshoot be?
Sixty minutes for a group of six to ten. Thirty if it's just the walk to dinner.
Should we book two sessions?
Most groups do one big one (the walk) and one small one (suite or brunch). Two 30-minute sessions is often better than one 60.
Can the photographer come to our Airbnb?
Yes — private rentals and hotel suites are fine.
How fast do we get the photos?
Usually. Your photographer uploads after the session and you get a notification when the gallery lands.