A mother helping her daughter into her graduation gown — Inland Empire, California

Graduation Sessions

You earned it.
So did they.

One hour for the cap and gown, and for the family who got you here.

$40050% reserves your date

Length: 1 hour
Scope: Up to 5 people · 50+ images
For: High school · college · trade

Most graduation sessions around here are thirty minutes, one outfit, and you standing alone in front of a wall. That is not the photo your mom wants on hers. This one is a full hour: the cap-and-gown portraits you need for the announcements, and then your family in the frame — parents, abuelos, the sibling who came along. Up to five people, family portraits included, not an upcharge.

What’s included

1 hour · cap and gown plus a casual look
Up to 5 people — family portraits included, no per-person fee
50+ edited images · campus, outdoors, or the Riverside studio
Sneak peek in 4 days · full gallery within 15 days

Bring the regalia however it arrives — we steam it and fix the tassel on site.

A mother helping her daughter into her graduation gown — Inland Empire

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How booking works.

01
Pick a date
Open dates and times are live in the calendar. If you can select it, it's yours.
02
Reserve it
A two-minute questionnaire, the agreement, and 50% to hold the date.
03
Show up
We direct as much or as little as you need. Nobody has to know how to pose.

Questions we get asked.

How much do graduation photos cost?+

Around the Inland Empire, grad sessions run $150 to $550. Ours is $400 — a full hour, cap and gown plus a casual look, family portraits included, 50+ edited images, and a print release. The cheaper end of that range is usually thirty minutes, one outfit, and five files.

Can my family be in the photos?+

Yes, and that is the point. Parents, grandparents, siblings — group portraits and one-on-ones with the grad are part of the session, not an add-on. Up to five people total, counting the graduate. Bigger families should book the family session instead.

What if I don't have my cap and gown yet?+

Book anyway. Plenty of grads shoot the casual look first and come back for the regalia, and schools hand it out late. Tell us in the questionnaire and we'll plan around it.

Do you speak Spanish?+

Yes — the whole team is bilingual. Toda la comunicación puede ser en español: contrato, galería y mensajes.

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