Witch Costume Photo Shoot - Olde Salem Village theatrical set
Olde Salem Village is a theatrical stage set in Autumn 1692. The townspeople of Olde Salem Village have been whispering of witchcraft from the mysterious dwellers who lurk in the last cottage on the right. This dimensional set features an 8-foot tree, cast iron cauldron, and the 1,400 square-foot cottage.
Options
Photo Shoot -All Pix Digital
Public - Open Studio
Duration: 45 minutes: Includes Dress-Up, Photo Shoot and immediate photo gallery upload accessible through email link.
Photo Gallery: Immediate photo gallery upload accessible through email link. Add-on professional prints and accessories available.
What's included in Witch Costume Photo Shoot - Olde Salem Village theatrical set
(Subject to Option Inclusions)Experience a witch-themed costume photo shoot inspired by Hollywood and 1692 Salem. An in-house stylist will guide you to the perfect witch or wizard costume. Dress up from our wardrobe of over 300 costumes for all sizes, generations, and genders ranging from dark to vibrant. Pose and play on a theatrical and dimensional set with a photographer, who will capture multiple poses and images. IF SOLD OUT in October, look for our Witch Cottage Photo Shoot alternative.
Inclusions
- Experienced photographer
- A fun memorable time
- Personal Stylist to dress each 'witch' in costume
- One costume per customer includes a dress/robe, cape and hat
- Unique 1692 House, forest and cauldron theatrical set for photography
- Gratuities
- Hair styling, Make-up, wigs, footwear
- Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Meet
Pickup and Dropoff
You will make your own way to the meeting points
Meeting / End Points
- 172 Essex Street, Salem, MA 01970 (978) 745-2021 Witch Pix is located at the Witch City Mall and the East India Square water fountain opposite the Peabody Essex Museum