Perla Images Offers Free 2027 Wedding Photos to Couples in Hardship
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BOSTON, MA, UNITED STATES, November 2, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- Perla Images, an editorial wedding photography studio based in Boston's Seaport District, is offering one free wedding photography package to a couple facing hardship in 2027. The program, known as "One Wedding a Year," is open to nominations until December 12, with applicants and nominees being notified by December 19.
Will Hall, the founder of Perla Images, is behind this initiative.
The selected couple will receive the same coverage as Perla Images' eight-hour wedding package, including eight hours of photography, a second photographer for the full day if needed, an engagement session, help building the wedding-day timeline, and a complete edited gallery. Travel is free within Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, and Maine. The wedding must take place in 2027.
Perla Images, which moved to a larger studio at 374 Congress Street in the Seaport, is known for its creative lighting and artistic, fashion-forward wedding photography. The studio has photographed more than 200 weddings and holds 121 five-star Google reviews. Will Hall, who has been photographing weddings for 15 years, founded the studio in 2018.
The program is open to couples who could not otherwise hire a photographer they would be happy with. This includes couples who have postponed their wedding for years due to financial reasons, couples marrying around an illness or treatment, couples who recently lost a parent or close family member, long-term caregivers, and injured military members and first responders.
Perla Images is accepting applications and nominations for the program. Friends and family can nominate a couple, as long as they say whether the couple knows about the nomination.
The studio will choose one couple and reply to everyone who applies, whether or not they are selected. The couple owns their gallery, and Perla Images asks permission before sharing any images. Couples are free to decline sharing their images.