LGBTQ+ Neurodivergent, Woman Owned/Operated
LGBTQ+ Neurodivergent, Woman Owned/Operated
Boogie Lights Creative Photography
Modern Moments, Retro Soul.
Chicago based Creative Photographer specializing in weddings, events, performances and portraits. Utilizes various lenses, filters and techniques to make your event’s documentation absolutely iconic. Shooting and editing style leans vintage, creating timeless memories to last several lifetimes. Also an ordained minister available for elopements and micro-weddings. Ministry services can be included in photography packages.
Based in
Chicago, Illinois
Works with couples
Worldwide
Micro-Wedding / Elopements
from $500
Larger Wedding
from $2000
Boogie Lights Creative Photography was founded on representing Queer Love and Joy in all its glory and variation. Boogie Lights welcomes all sizes, shapes, shades, scars, religions and abilities. Boogie Lights strives to be as inclusive as possible.
Based in
Chicago, Illinois
Works with couples
Worldwide
Micro-Wedding / Elopements
from $500
Larger Wedding
from $2000
Boogie Lights Creative Photography was founded on representing Queer Love and Joy in all its glory and variation. Boogie Lights welcomes all sizes, shapes, shades, scars, religions and abilities. Boogie Lights strives to be as inclusive as possible.
What’s something people would be surprised to find out about you?
Photography is not my first creative love even though it is my favorite. I am a lifelong creative. I am a trained dancer and singer. I have dabbled in acting, poetry, guitar and bass. In the future, I want to learn to make clothes, play piano and throw clay.Â
What inspired you to work in the wedding world?
My own Las Vegas elopement and Palm Springs honeymoon. My wife and I wanted to document everything including our drive around the desert. I shot the entire trip on a Rebel T7 with a 35 mm lens. After that trip I knew I wanted to pursue my long lost love of photography. Not long after that trip, I started shooting elopements and micro-weddings at Forever Club in Detroit.
What’s the most unexpected source of inspiration you’ve had?
It is not actually that unexpected but drag queens, drag dolls and drag kings. They are such incredible performers and some of my favorite photo subjects. I absolutely love photographing drag performers.
