Wedding Gallery at Vertigo Event Venue | Belle & Ohene

Jan 23

Written By Lulan

Photos by Lulan & Jeremy

groom portrait on his wedding day at vertigo LA

groom and his groomsmen on his wedding day at vertigo LA

bride getting ready details on her wedding day at vertigo LA

bride portrait on her wedding day at vertigo LA

groom walking down the aisle at his wedding ceremony at vertigo LA

bride walking down the aisle at her wedding ceremony at vertigo LA

bride and groom portrait on their wedding day at vertigo LA

wedding party portraits at the vertigo LA

groom dancing on his wedding day at vertigo LA

grand entrance to the wedding reception at vertigo LA

bride and groom first dance at their wedding reception at vertigo LA

Vertigo Event Venue Wedding Photography (Los Angeles / Glendale)

If you’re planning a wedding at Vertigo Event Venue in the Los Angeles area, you’re choosing a space designed to look dramatic on camera—bold textures, reflective details, statement lighting, and multiple rooms that can be staged for completely different “scenes” throughout the day. Vertigo is located in Glendale (Los Angeles County) at 400 W Glenoaks Blvd, Glendale, CA 91202. (Vertigo Event Venue)

Below is a photographer’s perspective on how to get the most cinematic wedding photography at Vertigo—plus a sample timeline that fits how the venue flows.

Why Vertigo photographs so well

Vertigo is built around two main ballrooms (one on each floor), plus lounge/bar spaces that naturally break your wedding day into distinct visual chapters—great for storytelling coverage. (Vertigo Event Venue)

Key features that translate beautifully in photos:

White Ballroom (1st floor): 3,500 sq ft, designed for 150–320 guests, with a bright, editorial look—mirrored mosaic columns, hand-blown glass lighting, and a white quartz dance floor. (Vertigo Event Venue)
Black Banquet (2nd floor): 3,450 sq ft, up to 320 guests, with black Murano glass chandeliers and a high-contrast, fashion-forward vibe. (Vertigo Event Venue)
Top Bar (2nd floor): a stylish cocktail room adjacent to Black Banquet—reclaimed wood, black quartz, Swarovski chandeliers, and Edison-style fixtures (excellent for cocktail-hour candids and portraits with atmosphere). (Vertigo Event Venue)
Lower Lobby: a strong “welcome” space with a 19-foot bar and bold finishes—ideal for guest arrivals, mingling, and detail photos. (Vertigo Event Venue)
Grand elevator to the second floor (often used as a transition moment for photos/video). (Vertigo Event Venue)

Best photo locations at Vertigo (in order of impact)

1) White Ballroom: clean, editorial, and bright

If you love timeless images with a polished, magazine feel, the White Ballroom is your hero space. Use it for:

Couple portraits with the mirrored columns as framing
First dance coverage with the white quartz floor reflecting light
Wide “grand room” shots right before guests enter (the room looks its best untouched)

Notable built-ins that can elevate reception coverage: two stages, built-in dance floor lighting, and custom pin-spot lighting. (Vertigo Event Venue)

2) Black Banquet + Top Bar: cinematic, high-contrast storytelling

For a modern “night out” aesthetic—this is the set. The chandeliers and darker palette create a dramatic mood, especially once reception lighting kicks in. (Vertigo Event Venue)

3) Lower Lobby: energy + candids

The lobby reads upscale and intentional (not an afterthought), which makes it perfect for:

Guest arrival candids
Cocktail hour mingling
Family “mini sessions” near the bar (fast + flattering)

(Vertigo Event Venue)

Lighting tips (what couples should know)

Prioritize portraits earlier if you want natural light. Most indoor images at Vertigo look best when you allow time to shape light intentionally (especially in darker rooms).
Ask your planner/DJ about uplighting early. Vertigo’s finishes respond strongly to lighting—great when done well, harsh when over-saturated.
Plan a 10–15 minute “room reveal” window before guests enter your ballroom. The clean setup is one of the most valuable parts of your gallery.

Sample wedding day flow at Vertigo (photo-first)

This is a common structure that works well with Vertigo’s multi-space layout: (Vertigo Event Venue)

3:00 PM – Getting ready + details (focus on clean window light wherever you are)
4:15 PM – First look (if you want more portraits + less rush)
4:30 PM – Wedding party + immediate family photos
5:15 PM – Couple portraits (White Ballroom / Lobby for editorial; Top Bar for mood) (Vertigo Event Venue)
6:00 PM – Ceremony
6:30 PM – Cocktail hour (Top Bar / Lobby candids) (Vertigo Event Venue)
7:15 PM – Reception grand entrance + first dance
8:30 PM – 10-minute “night portraits” (Black Banquet / Top Bar for dramatic images) (Vertigo Event Venue)
9:45 PM – Final dance / exit