A flying dress in Santorini sounds dreamy. In Imerovigli, this flying dress photo session turns that idea into a 1-hour photo walk with a photographer and a personal assistant who help with dress changes and posing. I especially love the upfront dress-color choice (a 24-color catalog after booking) and the way you get guided shots with specific caldera, white-houses, blue-domes, and volcano views. The one thing to consider: the dress setup can be fairly standardized, and one guest wished for more strap options.

What makes it practical is the pace. You’re asked to come ready (hair and makeup done), wear easy shoes, and handle clothing fast so you can spend the time actually shooting. If you want photos that look like a fashion campaign without the stress, this is one of the cleaner ways to do it.

Key highlights at a glance

• Pick your flying dress color before you arrive with a 24-color catalog
• On-site assistant for fast dress changes and styling help
• Guided posing so you’re not guessing where to stand
• Multiple scenic spots built around Santorini’s caldera views
• Solid delivery timelines (including 14 days for single-person sessions)

The Imerovigli meeting point and the “ready fast” approach

You’ll meet at Pharmacy Irini Maria Lignou on the Imerovigli road (84700 Imerovigli), and the experience ends back at the same meeting spot. That matters because Santorini can be confusing on foot. A clear start/end keeps you from losing time when you’re trying to be camera-ready.

The experience is built around a tight workflow: meet the team, get into your chosen dress, then start walking together to the views. The instructions are refreshingly direct about prep: do your hair and makeup before the photoshoot and come ready to begin. You’ll get the fastest experience (and likely the best photos) if you treat this like a timed appointment, not a leisurely stroll.

Also, come with practical clothing habits. You’re asked to wear comfortable shoes that are easy to take on and off, and clothes that let the team change you quickly. I like this approach because it reduces that awkward limbo where you’re standing around dressed half-ready while everyone waits for one more adjustment.

A note on the dress fit reality

One review mentioned they wanted more options for dress straps. That’s not a deal-breaker, but it’s a good heads-up: if you have strong preferences about how the dress sits on your shoulders or chest, make sure you look closely at the dress options available in the catalog and choose a color and style that feels comfortable for you.

Choosing your flying dress color: the 24-color catalog method

After booking, you receive a catalog with 24 different colors so you can pick your favorite before the shoot. This is one of the biggest value points here. Instead of meeting on Santorini and hoping a dress color matches your idea, you can commit ahead of time.

It also helps you plan your look. Color affects what pops against the white buildings and blue domes. And because you’ll be in the dress for multiple photos, you’re not just choosing something for one shot—you’re choosing your whole visual theme for the session.

The team is also there to assist with the practical side of the outfit. The experience includes an assistant on-site who helps with dress changes and styling. That can be a comfort factor, especially if you’re doing this as a couple, with a friend, or in a small group.

The one-hour photo walk: caldera views, white houses, and blue domes

The core of the experience is simple: you walk from spot to spot with your photographer, using Santorini’s iconic views as your backdrop. The description explicitly calls out what the shoot is aiming for—caldera views, white houses, the famous blue dome, and the volcano.

For a single-person session, the package is listed as 1 hour with 15 color-corrected photos across 3 spots. That’s the part I like most: three different backdrops means you get variety without spending the whole day traveling between locations.

What the photographer does with you (not just for you)

This is not a hands-off “stand there and smile” situation. You get creative guidance on how to pose. In reviews, the tone is consistent: the photographer and assistant help you feel safe, comfortable, and guided through the shots—so you’re not left guessing.

If you’ve ever done a vacation photo where you look stiff because you didn’t know where to put your hands, this should feel different. The guidance matters because flying-dress photos aren’t only about the scenery. They’re about motion, posture, and getting the dress to look good in the frame.

Crowd control, when possible

Santorini can be packed in high season. One review specifically mentioned they went to smaller, less crowded places and that starting early helped. You shouldn’t count on empty streets every time, but it’s a strong sign that the team thinks about practical timing, not just picture-perfect postcards.

Photo package details: how many photos, how many spots, and delivery timing

This is where you’ll want to match the package to what you want from the experience.

Single-person session (most detailed option)

For 1 person, the included details state:

• 1 hour
• 15 color-corrected photos
• 3 spots
• 14-day delivery of final edited photos chosen by the photographer

That 14-day promise shows up in the reviews too, with guests saying they received photos exactly when expected. I like that because it removes one of the usual travel-photo annoyances: not knowing if the photos will arrive “eventually.”

Individual sessions with a different length option

The info also mentions a version with 45 minutes for 12 edited photos and 2 photo spots for an individual session. So you might have options depending on the specific booking type you choose.

Couples and small groups

The listed included info for groups includes per-person photo counts such as:

• 2–3 persons: 10 color corrected photos per person plus 1 group photo
• 4–15 persons: 8 photos per person plus 1 group photo

Group timing changes too. The information lists delivery timelines for group editions:

• 4–5 pers: 20 days
• 6–15 pers: 30 days
• and the photo spot count is listed as 1 photo spot for the larger group edition

So if your priority is variety (more backdrops), it’s worth thinking about how group size affects the “spot count” and overall photo mix.

What you don’t get

Two things are explicitly excluded:

• You don’t receive raw files
• You won’t get fast editing or high-end retouched photos on demand without an extra fee

If you’re the type who wants heavy retouching, plan for that cost ahead. If you’re happy with color correction and professional selection, this package structure is pretty clear.

Meet the team: photographers, assistants, and that model-feel

The experience is anchored by the photographer and a personal assistant. The goal is to make you feel like you’re part of the process—while still keeping it efficient.

The reviews repeatedly name the photographer as Chris Giantsis and the assistant roles as Agape, Anna, Angel, and Agape/Agapi in different spellings. Across those accounts, guests describe the team as:

• professional and kind
• patient with dress changes
• creative with shot ideas
• on-time (or flexible if schedules shift)

One guest even mentioned feeling like a model, and another highlighted a changing-room setup, which is a big practical comfort when you’re doing outfit changes outdoors.

Comfort matters here

A review specifically mentioned being plus size and still feeling amazing in the session. Another mentioned they felt safe and at ease. That doesn’t mean every body type will feel perfect in every dress, but it does signal that the team’s approach is supportive and hands-on—especially through the dressing and posing parts.

What to bring and wear so the shoot feels easy (not stressful)

This is one of those experiences where “what you wear” affects everything. The instructions are direct, and they’re worth taking seriously.

You’ll want:

• Comfortable shoes that are easy to slip on and off
• Clothes that make dress changes faster
• Underwear that matches your dress
• A face towel
• Your sunglasses

They also ask you to prepare your makeup and hair before the shoot. That’s partly about timing and partly about consistency. If you arrive with messy hair or incomplete makeup, you may lose precious minutes that should be spent shooting.

A quick reality check about the underwear instruction

That underwear-matching note is not just a casual suggestion. Flying-dress outfits can require a smoother look on camera, and the team needs you dressed in a way that makes changes fast. If you’re unsure about coverage, test it at home with the dress style you selected (or pick a color/dress option that you already know works comfortably for you).

Price and value: is $301.71 per person worth it?

At $301.71 per person, this isn’t a budget activity. But it also isn’t just “a photo.” You’re paying for a full setup:

• A photographer
• An assistant to help with dress changes and styling
• Your flying dress
• Creative posing guidance
• A defined number of edited photos
• A delivery timeline (often 14 days for single sessions)

The best value angle is that you’re not doing this alone. You get direction, outfit help, and multiple scenic backdrops with a professional eye. For a lot of people, that’s the difference between getting a few decent vacation photos and getting a set you’ll actually print or keep.

Where value may wobble is if you’re expecting a more customized fashion experience (like lots of strap variations) or if you want optional high-end retouching included. Those extras aren’t included, and raw files aren’t part of the deal.

Who should book this Santorini flying dress session?

This works especially well if:

• You want a photo experience in Santorini, not just a walk with a camera
• You like the idea of being guided and posed
• You’re celebrating something (engagement moments were mentioned in feedback too)
• You want a team that stays patient even when you’re nervous

It also seems like a strong fit for groups of friends who want shared memories. Reviews mention sessions for sisters and small groups, with assistants handling getting everyone dressed and ready.

Two practical tips from the experience info:

• If you’re arriving by cruise ship, book it at least 2 hours after your arrival on the island
• The activity is listed as private (only your group participates), which helps when you want your own pacing and attention

If you’re traveling with infants or children, they can join free with casual outfits (dress gear for kids isn’t included, but entry is covered).

Should you book it or skip it?

Book it if you want classic Santorini views paired with a professional outfit-based photoshoot, and you like the idea of having an assistant and photographer manage the details so you can focus on posing and having fun. The combination of dress-color selection in advance, guided posing, and a clear delivery timeline is the main selling point.

Skip it (or at least rethink) if you want a highly customized dress-fit experience with lots of strap options, or if you’re hoping for raw files or on-demand heavy retouching. Also, go in knowing that the shoot is efficient: you’re expected to come ready, move well, and handle quick outfit changes.

If you want Santorini photos that look like a real fashion moment—rather than a lucky snapshot—this one is an easy yes.

FAQ

How long is the Santorini flying dress photo session?

The session is about 1 hour (approx.).

What does it cost?

The price listed is $301.71 per person.

How do I choose my flying dress color?

After you book, you’ll receive a catalog with 24 different colors and you select your favorite color before the shoot.

What is included in the photo package?

It includes the flying dress, a photographer, and an assistant on-site to help with dress changes and styling, plus creative posing guidance. You also get edited photos delivered after the shoot (details depend on group size).

How many photos do I get and how many spots are used for a 1-person session?

For 1 person, the package lists 15 color-corrected photos across 3 spots.

When will I receive the photos?

Final edited photos are delivered about 14 days after the photoshoot for the 1-person format. Group editions mention 20 days for 4–5 people and 30 days for 6–15 people.

Where is the meeting point?

You meet at Pharmacy Irini Maria Lignou on the Imerovigli road (84700 Imerovigli), and the activity ends back at the same point.

What should I bring and do before the shoot?

Come with your makeup and hair prepared. Wear comfortable shoes that are easy to take off and on, and clothes that make changes faster. Bring a face towel and your sunglasses, and wear underwear that matches your dress.

Is the experience private, and are service animals allowed?

Yes, it’s a private tour/activity for your group only. Service animals are allowed.

Can kids join free, and what about cancellations?

Infants and children can join free with casual outfits. Cancellations are free up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.