Wedding party portrait inside a vintage garage venue - the Vanity Fair shot, by Angela Laurienzo Photography

The Vanity Fair shot

A staged, intentional group photo suitable for framing for generations to come.

Most wedding group photos are a lineup. The Vanity Fair shot is a portrait: your people, posed and staged like a magazine cover, with the drama to hang on a wall for the next fifty years.

Bride and groom standing with the bride's parents, her father seated in a chair at the center, under a white tent - a staged Vanity Fair wedding portrait

Bring the photos that inspire you

Every Vanity Fair shot is designed ahead of time. Bring example photos you would like to emulate, and we plan yours around them: who's in it, where it happens, the mood you're after and the time it needs in your day. It is edited and delivered with the rest of your photos, ready to print and hand down.

One per wedding

These shots take longer to prep and plan, and each one takes a substantial amount of time out of the flow of your wedding day. That's why one is included with every wedding package. Want more than one? That can be worked out ahead of time, as long as each one is planned into the flow of your day.

Wedding party seated in dark forest, editorial - the Vanity Fair shot, by Angela Laurienzo Photography

Dramatic or downright fun

Some groups want the brooding magazine cover. Some want to link arms and laugh across the lawn. Some groomsmen can't keep a straight face, and that makes a great one too.

Wedding party walking arm in arm across a lawn lined with evergreens - the Vanity Fair shot, by Angela Laurienzo Photography
Groomsmen clowning, flexing, ring bearer in front - the Vanity Fair shot, by Angela Laurienzo Photography

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Put your people on the wall.

One Vanity Fair shot comes with every wedding package.

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