Witte Museum Photography
Parish Photography specializes in Witte Museum photography. The Witte has many spaces to rent out, including specific exhibits and the relatively new Mays Family Center. The center can host up to 1,000 people, making it perfect for corporate gatherings.
Our team recently photographed an event at the Witte Museum Mays Center. The event was the annual Charity Ball event, which our team photographs each year in the fall. This event is stunning each year. Run by an all-women team, the Charity Ball association is a group focused on raising money for charities in Bexar County. They specifically direct their efforts toward the children of the city.
During the evening celebration and fundraiser, guests recognize the women of the Charity Ball for their hard work throughout the year. In addition, the event provides the association with a chance to raise more money for their charities. Throughout the evening, there are live raffles and auctions. The main highlight of the night is a live raffle for a car that is generously donated each year by San Antonio’s iconic Cavender Family.
The event is beautiful to photograph. Trinity Flowers provided stunning decor and the women always dress to impress with beautiful dresses.
Our Promise
For corporate events and fundraisers, our team delivers photographs within 3-5 days of the event, with same day and next day images upon request for social media and slideshows. In addition to our timely turnaround, we also create a dedicated DropBox folder which we share with your team. We keep it on file for ten years for your peace of mind.
Our commitment to excellence in documenting events at the Witte Museum is evident in our detailed approach to telling your story. With two full time photographers on staff and several associate photographers on our team, we will be able to provide additional coverage when needed for larger events. Our Witte Museum photography services are sure to check all the boxes.
Contact us for more details or to get a custom quote for your upcoming event.
