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McKinney Holiday Party

McKinney Holiday Party

New York City

Red banquet tables, gold and black balloon columns, and named gift boxes marked McKinney’s holiday party in New York City in December 2025. Jenya photographed the tables, place settings, gifts, and décor before guests settled in, then moved between candid conversations, small groups, and wider views of the gathering. The room was candlelit, with nighttime city views through the glass. Wider frames retained the skyline, while balloons and table décor formed layers around coworkers. Coverage included guests opening gift boxes and conversations around the tables. JPX Studios delivered a gallery of 340 frames, following the event from the prepared space to the occupied room through details, group photographs, and candid moments.

JPX Studios photographed the tables, place settings, gifts, and décor across the room before guests settled in. During the party, Jenya worked between candid conversations, small groups, and wider frames that retained the skyline and seasonal color. The strongest compositions used the balloons and table décor as layers around people rather than treating the decorations as subjects on their own.

Guests singing and holding drinks beneath hanging snowflake decorations at a festive bar

client: McKinney
project type: Corporate event
venue: New York City
date: December 2025
credit: Photo, JPX Studios

A long bar lined with garlands and coloured lanterns under a starry ceiling, guests gathered at the far end

A man in a navy blazer and a woman in red holding champagne smile at a string lit bar

The completed gallery follows the event from prepared space to occupied room. Detail images preserve the planning work, group photographs give the company a useful internal record, and candid frames show the relaxed side of the gathering. The result is polished enough for company communications while still feeling like the celebration employees attended, not a staged corporate portrait session.