Photos with a little colorColor clouds for wedding photos in Texas and Arizona

What Color Clouds actually is

Color clouds are a lit haze effect: fog plus a saturated light aimed through it, which turns the air itself into your color. Because it is the light doing the work, we can match your palette on the day rather than committing to a cartridge months in advance. It is the most photograph-driven effect on the list, and it is the one our own photographers ask for.

When to use it

Anywhere a photographer is already set up. A portrait moment after the ceremony, the first dance, or a deliberate five minutes away from the reception for the two of you. This is not a crowd effect. Pick it if you want a frame you will print rather than a reaction from the room.

Will your venue allow it?

Haze is the part venues ask about, because unlike low fog it does rise. Some rooms allow it freely, some want the detectors isolated first, and some say no. We check before your date, and if the answer is no, Dancing on the Clouds almost always gets approved in the same room.

Fire code differs by city and by building. In Texas it sits with the Texas State Fire Marshal's Office and in Arizona with the Arizona Office of the State Fire Marshal. If your venue wants documentation, ask us and we will get it to them.