Hugo is one of the main photographers for both Quinceaneras Magazine and My Quince Magazine, so he says 99% of the Quinceaneras he shoots end up in print.

His photographs are both gorgeous and one-of -a-kind.   He uses eye-catching backdrops and interesting props to show off his clients, and he designs his pictures so they look like professional modeling shots.

And to top it off, he’s a really nice guy who takes pride in his work and understands that to be a great Quinceanera photographer his job is to make his clients look and feel like princesses.

Here are some “modeling shots” from his Quinceaneras’ Signature Photo sessions…

And his breathtaking Quinceaneras in their gowns…

So if you live in Southern California, are having a Quinceanera in the near future, and have the goal of being famous someday, start by hiring Hugo.  He’ll give you your first taste of stardom.

This could be you!

All she needs to find is an engaged couple who already has tickets to Comic-Con (since the convention is completely sold out).  They’ll need a marriage license, which Liz can help them get.

Then they can name the date, time, and location, invite as many people as they want, and decide whether or not to come in costume.  (Liz said she’d be happy to oblige and has a Uhura costume at the ready.)

If you’re interested, email Liz at liz@silvercharmevents.com.  It sounds like it’s going to be a blast — with a kind of flash mob feel — and Liz has promised to put pictures up on Catch My Party after the festivities.

In fact, once Liz has finalized the details, I will post the info here, so if you’re at Comic-Con, you can check out the joining of two souls, while rubbing shoulders with Batman,  Spiderman, Superman, Wonder Woman, some Storm Troopers, and maybe a Klingon or two.