Coral Mia Photography
Bloomington, Minnesota


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Where is Coral Mia Photography located?
Coral Mia Photography is based in Bloomington, Minnesota. Coral Mia Photography is a Bloomington-based lifestyle and wedding studio built around a single-minded focus on authentic documentation, the founder's own description of what drives her work behind the camera.
What makes Coral Mia Photography's photos stand out?
Rather than herding couples through a long list of posed formals, she leans toward candid storytelling, letting genuine reactions and unscripted interactions carry most of the gallery, with formal portraits filled in around the edges rather than dominating the day.
What kind of clients does Coral Mia Photography work with?
For couples marrying locally who want a photographer genuinely rooted in the Bloomington community rather than commuting in from Minneapolis or Saint Paul, Coral Mia offers that homegrown familiarity.
How does Coral Mia Photography rank among Bloomington wedding photographers?
Coral Mia Photography ranks No. 6 for wedding photography among the Bloomington studios we reviewed for 2026. Clients rate them 5.0 stars across 11 Google reviews. Rankings are earned through research and can't be bought.
How do I contact Coral Mia Photography?
You can reach Coral Mia Photography by calling 612-208-3233, through coralmia.co and with the Check availability form on this page.
Is Coral Mia Photography based in Bloomington?
Yes, Coral Mia Photography is a Bloomington, MN based wedding and lifestyle photography studio.
What does a wedding package start at?
Wedding photography packages start at $2,700, with options to add extra hours or a second photographer.
Does she book more than one wedding per day?
No, Coral Mia Photography follows a one-event-per-day policy so each couple gets full, undivided attention.
What's her photography style?
Her style centers on authentic, candid documentation of real moments, with formal portraits woven in rather than dominating the gallery.

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