Copper Moon

Check out this amazing offering from a very talented local photographer! Autumn Luciano Studios

Autumn Luciano Studios, known for highly curated editorial style fantasy and classic sets in her Lansing studio, has a new offering starting for 2026 couples tying the knot! 💍✨​

Looking for two couples who would like a beautiful portrait set as their wedding reception photo booth, with live gallery access for all your guests to grab their portraits in real-time from their own phones.​

Soft, dreamy, high-end art on a set that fits perfectly into your creative and beautifully designed wedding reception! The perfect experience for all your guests to feel special and remember your day for the rest of their lives. The cheesy photobooth era was fun, but now is time for something new to rise. 📸💕​

Two couples chosen for this collaboration will be offered a deeply discounted rate with usage permission.​

To Apply: Email [email protected] with your 2026 date and any wedding inspiration images you have for details!
Autumnlucianostudios.com
Lansing Michigan
(Portraits below are just a few examples of set vibes possible from Autumn Luciano Studios.)

Check out this wonderful photo by James Lenon with the OTCA! This is our vintage Yellow Cab, playfully named Harry!

Harry is available to couples hosting their wedding at Copper Moon for transportation through Old Town, and fabulous photo ops!

Old Town just hits different.

We hope to see you in Old Town Lansing this holiday weekend for some shopping, food, sips and fun! Support your local businesses while experiencing Lansings historic district.

While here, be on the the look out for the new addition to Copper Moon "Harry" the cab!!

Just had an existing client come to show the venue to her mother and grandmother.

“You did a great job picking a venue, daughter!”

🎶 Music to My Ears 🎶

Bartenders having fun with the temporary tattoos 😂

Best photos from the Eastern High School prom on Friday, May 8, 2026, at the Copper Moon in Lansing. See link below ⬇️

📸 Al Goldis | For the Lansing State Journal