Silver Star Studio
Twenty-plus sisters in silver and tiaras on a clean studio backdrop — formal lines, profile rows and every pose the chapter planned.
A chapter shoot has more moving parts than a single portrait session. Here is how ours runs, and what your members can do ahead of time to make it go smoothly.
A single instruction — "silver and grey formal," "letters and white" — reads far better in a group frame than a list of exceptions. Send it out three weeks ahead so nobody is shopping the night before.
One member who knows the shot list, can count heads, and can call sisters by name saves twenty minutes of standing around. She is not the same person as whoever is being photographed next.
Hair and makeup done before call time, not during. Late arrivals miss the full-group shot, which is the one photo that cannot be redone later.
Sashes, crowns, paddles, banners and flowers all photograph well. Pack them in one bin so nothing is missing when we reach that part of the shot list.
Outdoor sessions look best in the 90 minutes before sunset. Studio sessions can run any time of day, which is why large chapters often prefer them.
Twenty members with individual portraits is a two-hour session minimum. Rushing the back half is what produces galleries where half the chapter looks tired.
Sisters shooting behind the camera pull everyone's eyes in different directions. Designate a short break for phone photos instead of running them alongside ours.
Name the officer who will receive the link and share it with the chapter. It keeps the delivery from sitting in one inbox after the shoot.
Twenty-plus sisters in silver and tiaras on a clean studio backdrop — formal lines, profile rows and every pose the chapter planned.
The whole line in pink and green under the conservatory glass — formal rows, candid laughs and every combination of sisters.
Pink and green wraps against a cotton-candy sky, with the Strip skyline behind — the frames everyone posts first.
The night set — fountain lights, city glow and the poses that close out the shoot.
Every sister gets her own set — full-length and detail frames in the same light as the group coverage.
Graduating members get chapter rates on cap-and-gown sessions — letters and stole in the same shoot, on campus or at Red Rock.
See graduation sessionsBig/little and small group sessions start at $375 for one hour (up to 10 people). Full-chapter coverage runs $550–700 for two hours, and semester packages covering multiple sessions run $900–1500.
Yes — full-chapter sessions cover group formations, line photos and individual portraits for every member in one shoot, planned in advance with your chapter coordinator.
Yes. Milestone and silver soror anniversary sessions are available in studio or on location, with group formations plus an individual portrait set for each soror.
Yes. Much of our sorority work is with Divine Nine chapters — including silver soror anniversaries and line photos — and we plan formations and hand-sign shots with your coordinator ahead of time.
In studio, at the conservatory gardens, on the Strip at golden hour, at the fountains at night, or on and around campus — most chapters pair one daylight location with one evening set.
Sneak peeks are delivered within 48 hours so your chapter can post while it still matters, with the full edited gallery to follow in 2–3 weeks.
Bid day and recruitment dates book out first. Send us your chapter, campus and date and we will hold it.