Flying dress photos in Imerovigli? Yes, please. This private Santorini shoot is interesting because you don’t just stand for photos—you choose a dress (from XS to 5XL) and get it styled to move. Your assistant, Anastasia, helps you get it on, and the photographer guides your posing around the famous viewpoints.

I love the way the session blends portrait photos with mini sightseeing. You’ll work the angles around spots like the blue-dome chapel and the white-roof terraces that make Imerovigli so photogenic. Best of all, you get 25 professionally edited photos per lady delivered through a cloud service in about 16 days.

One thing to think about before you book: the photo editing is Lightroom-based retouching, and it does not include Photoshop or body manipulation. If you’re expecting a heavy makeover look, this package isn’t built for that.

Key things I’d book this for

• Dress selection in sizes XS to 5XL so the fit and comfort are part of the plan
• A guided photo walk through Imerovigli, not one photo stop and done
• Anastasia’s dress handling so the flying effect works with wind and movement
• Iconic Imerovigli photo stops including Anastasis Church/blue-dome views
• 25 edited photos per lady in ~16 days plus 6-month cloud backup
• Private session for your group, with extra group portraits for 2+ participants

Flying dress photoshoot in Santorini: why Imerovigli is perfect

A flying dress shoot sounds a little silly at first. Then you arrive in Imerovigli, you see the cliffs and white buildings, and suddenly it makes total sense.

This experience is built around one big strength: you get multiple backgrounds in one flowing session. You’re not stuck with one angle or one backdrop. Instead, you’ll move through Imerovigli’s viewpoints and rooftops, so your photos feel like a mini story of Santorini.

And because it’s private, the pace is yours. The assistant and photographer can adjust the dress, guide your body position, and keep working toward natural expressions instead of rushing through a checklist.

After booking: dress catalog selection and the session rhythm

After you book, you’ll receive a dress catalog to choose your flying dress ahead of time. That matters more than it sounds. In a place like Santorini, comfort and fit show up in your photos—especially when wind is part of the “flying” effect.

You’ll be scheduled for a shoot and you’ll meet at CCMF+99 Imerovigli (near public transportation). Sessions run daily from 8:00 AM to 8:30 PM, so you can often pick a time that matches your plans.

A practical note: this is commonly booked well ahead (on average about 93 days). If you have a tight travel window or you’re traveling in peak season, book early so you can get the time of day you want.

Meeting Yiannis and Anastasia: getting the dress to fly

The session starts with a quick hello and getting you set up. Anastasia helps you put on the dress, and the photographer—Yiannis—focuses on posing and how you move between shots.

From what’s clearly emphasized in the experience details and the consistent praise in feedback, dress assistance is a core part of the value here. A flying dress only looks right if it’s adjusted correctly, especially as you turn, step, and work around uneven ground.

Expect frequent small adjustments during the shoot. One of the biggest signs you’re getting a real professional team is how often they stop, fix the dress position, and keep you comfortable while doing it. The goal is simple: you should feel like yourself, not like you’re fighting fabric and wind the whole time.

Anastasis Church and the Imerovigli photo walk

Your photo session is about 30 minutes of dedicated shooting time per participating lady, and it includes a mini walking route through Imerovigli Village. After meeting, you’ll start the photo walk with multiple photo stops.

One official stop named in the experience is Anastasis Church. This is also where the classic blue-dome chapel look comes into play. If you’re picturing that iconic Imerovigli style—blue against white—this is your moment.

From there, you’ll keep moving through the area:

• Blue dome and chapel surroundings
• Picturesque white rooftops for clean lines and flattering angles
• Caldera views (working with the horizon and light)
• Additional quiet corners in Imerovigli for unique shots

The biggest benefit of this format is variety. Even if you love one photo style, you’ll still get changes in background, light angle, and your body position. That variety tends to make a gallery feel more expensive and more personal.

The drawback of a walk-based session is physical reality: you’ll be outside, you may deal with steps, and wind can be a factor. That’s also why the dress styling matters—you’re not just posing; you’re posing while moving through terrain.

Posing coaching: how you get natural photos instead of stiff ones

This isn’t a “stand here and hope” photoshoot. Yiannis coaches you into poses that look natural, not like forced mannequin angles.

Here’s what that usually means in practice:

• You’ll be guided on how to hold your body while still looking relaxed
• You’ll get direction on where to place your hands and where to look
• You’ll move between shots with the dress adjusted for the right moment

One of the most repeated points from feedback is that clients felt at ease. That’s not fluff. In portrait photography, nerves show up fast. A good coach helps you trust your timing and stop overthinking your face.

Also, be ready for wind. More than one participant noted the wind factor. The assistant’s job is to manage the dress so it looks like it’s truly floating rather than getting tangled or flattened.

Practical tip: you may be asked to go barefoot for the look. If that’s in the plan for your shoot, bring flip-flops to use for walking and then put on/off quickly. It’s a small thing that makes the session easier.

Photos delivery and Lightroom edits: what you should expect

Here’s the promise: after the shoot, you’ll receive 25 professionally edited high-resolution photos per lady via a cloud service within 16 days. If you’re part of a group (more than one lady), you’ll also receive a set of group portraits (3–7 for parties of two or more).

The editing method is clearly stated: edits are done in Lightroom. Photoshop and body manipulation are not included.

So what does Lightroom editing mean here? You can expect work like:

• Color adjustments and enrichment
• Spot removal of imperfections on the flying dress
• Spot removal of people on the background
• Skin softening

That last part is important for expectations. This package is aimed at making you look polished and camera-ready, not changing your shape.

If you want a specific kind of “beauty retouch” style, I’d suggest messaging your priorities before the shoot. Even a simple request like whether you prefer lighter or heavier smoothing can help align what you’re hoping for with what the editing package is built to do.

Price and value: why $343.63 can make sense here

At $343.63 per person, this is not a budget add-on. But it also isn’t just a generic “use my camera” deal.

You’re paying for several pieces working together:

• A dress catalog with sizes up to 5XL
• A dedicated female assistant (Anastasia) for dress help
• About 30 minutes of focused shooting time per lady
• A mini walk through high-value photo locations in Imerovigli
• A defined edited-photo deliverable (25 per lady)
• 3–7 group portraits for two or more participants
• Lightroom retouching plus cloud delivery and a 6-month backup

What’s not included matters too:

• Transfer costs to and from the shoot location
• Hair and makeup (available as an optional add-on)
• Unedited or RAW files

To judge value, think like this: if you hire a cheaper photographer but then pay extra for styling, dress handling, and editing, the total often creeps upward. Here, the package bundles the essentials into one planned experience.

If you’re celebrating something—engagement, birthday, anniversary, a surprise—this format also tends to feel more “event-like” than a standard shoot.

Practical logistics: timing, transfers, weather, and small surprises

Transfers are not included, so plan your ride to the CCMF+99 Imerovigli meeting point and back. The good news is that it’s near public transportation, which makes it easier than some remote photo spots.

Second, plan around weather. The experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled for poor conditions, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund. Since the whole point is wind and outdoor movement, it’s worth building a little cushion into your Santorini schedule.

Third, build a time buffer. One past client shared that their access was affected by a cable cart issue, and communication helped keep the plan on track. You don’t need to panic, but do give yourself margin so being late doesn’t affect your dress time and photo window.

Finally: wear and pack smart. Besides flip-flops for barefoot moments, you’ll want to think about heat and comfort. Santorini can get warm quickly, and you’ll be in transit between stops.

Who this is best for (and who should think twice)

This is a great match if you want:

• Couple photos with a guided session and iconic Santorini settings
• A confident, coached experience for someone who doesn’t love posing
• An event feel: anniversaries, birthdays, and special surprises
• A dress-focused experience with sizes from XS to 5XL

It’s also a strong option for small groups because you can get individual portraits and group images.

Who should think twice? If you want a highly dramatic Photoshop-style transformation, this isn’t the promise here. And if you don’t want to handle logistics like transfers and optional hair/makeup, you’ll need to budget those separately.

Should you book the Santorini flying dress photoshoot?

Book it if you want a polished, guided experience that turns Imerovigli into a full set of portraits. You get a dress catalog with wide sizing, an assistant focused on the flying dress effect, multiple photo stops including the blue-dome look at Anastasis Church, and a clear deliverable of edited photos in about 16 days.

I’d pass or ask extra questions first if you’re very sensitive about editing style or you’re expecting body manipulation. Also ask how long you’ll spend on dress time if you’re squeezing this into a tight schedule, since transportation isn’t included and walking time can’t be rushed.

If you want an “I planned this day and it paid off” souvenir from Santorini, this one is worth serious consideration.

FAQ

How long does the flying dress photoshoot last?

The overall experience is about 1 hour. The dedicated clear photoshoot time is about 30 minutes per participating lady.

How many edited photos will I get?

You receive 25 professionally edited high-resolution photos per lady. If you participate with two or more people, you also get 3–7 group portraits.

When will I receive the photos?

Your edited gallery is delivered within 16 days via a cloud service.

What kind of photo editing is included?

Edits are done in Lightroom. Photoshop and body manipulation are not included.

Can I choose my own dress?

Yes. After you book, you receive a dress catalog to select your favorite flying dress, with sizes ranging from XS to 5XL.

Is hair and makeup included?

No. Hair and makeup are available as an optional add-on.

Do I get unedited or RAW files?

No. Unedited or RAW files are not included in the standard package.

Where do we meet for the shoot?

The meeting point is CCMF+99 Imerovigli (Imerovigli, Greece). The activity ends back at the meeting point.

What if weather is bad?

The experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.