Miami Beach, photographed by Edin Chavez
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The Miami Beach EDITION is the modern-luxury counterpoint to the Art Deco strip: a 294-room Ian Schrager hotel on Collins Avenue with clean white interiors, two outdoor pools, direct beach access, and event spaces that scale from rehearsal dinners to a 928-seat Forum. This guide covers the published spaces, the spots that photograph best, and how to hire a Miami Beach photographer who knows the property.
| Detail | What to know |
|---|---|
| Location | 2901 Collins Avenue, Mid-Beach, Miami Beach, with direct beach access |
| Venue type | Modern luxury resort (Ian Schrager's EDITION brand, operated with Marriott) |
| Event inventory | 8 event rooms, 10,263 sq ft total, per the hotel's published events specs |
| Largest space | The Forum, seats up to 928 |
| Wedding capacity | Directories list seated weddings up to about 320; smaller rooms suit rehearsal dinners |
| On-site extras | Two outdoor pools, spa, beach service, and Basement (bowling and nightclub level) |
The Forum is the flagship room, seating up to 928 for conferences, galas and large receptions, with a prefunction space handling about 324 for arrivals and cocktail hours. The hotel's weddings pitch leans on smaller, light-filled indoor rooms and outdoor spaces with ocean views - the right fit for ceremonies and receptions in the 100 to 320 guest range rather than mega-ballroom productions. Marriott Certified Wedding Planners are part of the package, which changes how your photographer coordinates the timeline: expect a structured, hotel-run schedule.
The visual signature here is restraint: white-on-white interiors, palms, and clean lines that read as quiet luxury in photos. The standard route is a ceremony in an outdoor ocean-view space or on the sand, portraits at the pools and on the beach in the hour before sunset, and a reception in one of the modern ballrooms. The beach behind the hotel faces east, so sunrise ceremonies get the soft light; afternoon ceremonies should plan shaded family photos in the porte-cochere garden or lobby.
The Forum's 928-seat scale makes this a convention and product-launch venue. Photographing here means stage light, big screens and fast PR turnaround - hire accordingly. The prefunction space and the beach access give natural breakout and portrait options between sessions.
Basement, the hotel's lower level with a bowling alley and neon nightclub lighting, is the unusual-after-party frame no ballroom can match. It is also a controlled environment for editorial-style couple portraits after the reception.
The hotel quotes venue and catering per event and publishes no rate card. Your photographer is a separate line: Miami wedding photographers typically run $2,500 to $6,000 for full-day luxury-hotel coverage, with corporate event coverage commonly $1,500 to $4,000 depending on hours and deliverables. See our sourced guides: what a wedding photographer costs in 2026 and the US event photography cost guide, plus the Miami wedding photographer hiring guide. When you post your EDITION date on ProShoot, photographers bid within hours and your payment stays protected until the photos are delivered.
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