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Paparazzi/Trash the Dress.... Prom Style!

So I know that Junior and senior prom is approaching and so much work goes into looking your best. I wanted to offer some sort of package to my teenage clients that will document them looking their best! So I came up with two ideas. One is a paparazzi package in which I take portraits before your prom with you, your date and your friends. (up to 12 people) On top of that (dependent on school rules) I will follow you around during and after prom capturing the entire evening on camera. You will have your own paparazzi! The photos will then be put into a a small book for each of your friends to keep forever. The cost would be $100 per person. (minimum 6 people).
The second is an editorial shoot. This is done after prom has come and gone and your stuck with this expensive dress you will never wear again. You and up to 5 of your friends will put back on those dresses and travel to an urban area for your very own trash the dress photo shoot. (we won't literally trash the dress, unless you want to). The options are endless from the beach, an abandoned barn, San Francisco, the forest etc. The magazine style photos will then be burned onto a high resolution CD for you and your friends to do what you want with! This package is $75.00 per person (minimum 4 girls). Hair and make up can be added for $60 a girl. For some ideas of what to do for your own shoot check out some of these links!
http://www.gabriellefoxphotography.com/blog/?p=925
http://www.2duce2.com/blog/tag/trash-the-dress
http://chelsea-nicole.com/blog/?p=111
http://www.studio6-23.com/blog/2009/trash-it/trash-contd
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