Your wedding photographer is 500 km up.
We book a real satellite to photograph your names on the lawn, on your day.
Type its name above, or pick one of these:
Free. No date needed: see your names on your lawn first.
Finding your venue
Loading your venue from above…
Here’s your lawn.
Your names, to scale, the way a satellite sees them from 500 km. Type yours under the picture.
If clouds win twice, we try again or refund you.
See what the $590 includes
From orbit, people are dots. So the letters do the talking.
Illustration of a 30 cm satellite image. The letters are 18 m tall.What the satellite sees
Weddings, proposals, offsites, reunions. Anything big enough to read from 500 km.






Illustrations of what 30–50 cm satellite imagery shows. Your photo is the real thing.
How it works
You pick the spot. We handle everything above the clouds.
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We book the satellite
We pick the best pass over your venue, watch the clouds, and hold a backup morning.
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Friends lay the letters
You get a to-scale plan for your lawn. White fabric letters, 18 m tall, laid out that morning.
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Your photo lands
Within two days: the image from orbit, a before-and-after, and a framed print.
$590
One shot from orbit, all in.
- A real satellite capture at 30–50 cm a pixel
- The pass, the cloud watch and a backup morning
- Your letters, planned to scale for your lawn
- The full image, a before-and-after and a framed print
If clouds win twice, we try again or refund you.
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What if it’s cloudy?
We watch the forecast from the week before and hold a backup morning. If clouds still win, we try again or refund you.
Will we see faces?
No. From 500 km a person is a dot. That’s why the letters are giant, 15 to 20 metres tall, and why guests gather inside a heart or a shape instead.
When does the satellite pass?
Usually late morning or midday. We tell you the minute a week before, so the letters are down in time and the lawn is clear for the party.
Can’t I just book a satellite myself?
You can: SkyFi sells captures directly. We plan everything around it: the pass, the weather, a layout to scale, the backup date and the print.