A proposal in Vegas is a two-minute event with about four seconds that matter. A Paparazzi photographer is in position before you get there, blends in with the tourists, and gets the kneel, the reaction and the first hug from the right angle. Then they step in for the couple shots you'll actually use. Private gallery, so the announcement goes out when you're ready.
What to shoot
Bellagio fountains
The classic. We'll tell you which show times and which spot along the rail.
The Welcome sign
Early morning or golden hour, before the line.
Your suite or rental
Private, controllable, no crowd — and the photographer can be inside.
The Strip at night
If you want the neon in it.
How it works
- Send the form — date, rough time, where you're thinking. We'll suggest the spot and timing.
- Your photographer confirms the exact position with you by text.
- You walk in. They're already there.
- Couple shots after, then your private gallery.
Book it in the app → or send the form
Sessions
- 25–40 photos
- One location
- Delivered to your private in-app gallery
- Download and share instantly
- 50–75 photos
- Multiple locations
- Delivered to your private in-app gallery
- Download and share instantly
- 80–120 photos
- Multiple locations
- Priority booking
- Delivered to your private in-app gallery
Starting prices — most photographers are at or a little above these; the exact price shows in the app before you book. Photos come to you as shot; pro editing is an optional upgrade at checkout. Groups split it in the app.
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Questions people actually ask
How does the photographer know when it's happening?
You text them a heads-up from the app when you're a few minutes out. They're already in position.
Will they be obvious?
No. They look like a tourist with a camera, which in Vegas is everyone.
Best time at the fountains?
Dusk shows. We'll tell you the exact times for your date.
Can we get the photos edited?
Yes — proposals are the one session where most people add the editing upgrade. The unedited set comes to your gallery first; the edited set follows.