It's been a lot of fun. See you in a photo booth!


We've moved to NE and want your mug on our photo strip wall of fame.
You can't go wrong renting from the greatest photo booth company in the galaxy. Now that you've got your photo booth lined up, how do you ensure every single one of your guests has the time of their lives at your reception? We've got some ideas to help you guarantee that every last guest uses the photo booth and has a great time.Make an Announcement. It's always a great idea to have the DJ, band or even the groom let everyone know about the photo booth.
Create a Sign. If you're worried your guests won't see the photo booth, it never hurts to make a large, simple sign (placed near the entrance) that tells guests there is a photo booth.
Use Place Settings. As mentioned in a previous post, place settings (like a little ticket) are a super cute way to let your guests know about the photo booth. They'll be right in front of your guests and almost impossible to miss.
Plan Ahead. If your photo booth isn't a surprise to your guests, consider mentioning that there will be a photo booth at the reception somewhere in your invitations or save-the-dates. Tell them to start planning their poses now and guests will be equally excited and prepared for the fun.
Know What to Say. Now that you've got everyone's attention, what do you say about the photo booth? Tell them that it's free for them to use (as much as they want), that everyone should use the photo booth AND write a message in the guest book, what times the photo booth is available and anything they should know about extras (like props or photo strip frames). And don't forget to tell your guests to have fun!
Super Cute Save-the-DatesWhat better way to get people psyched up about your wedding than to send a ridiculously fun photo strip of the two of you? You can hop in any old photo booth and then scan your photo strip to use with your save-the-dates. If that sounds like a lot of work, let us create your save-the-dates. That way, they'll look just as good as the thank yous and the photo strips your guests enjoy at the reception. As an added bonus, you'll get all of your R.S.V.P.s right away, because guests will want to attend your wedding so desperately (our overpaid legal team would like to remind you that this has not been demonstrated). But it could happen.
The Main Event (and Meaningful Mementos)No photo booth themed wedding is complete without a real photo booth at the reception. After all, this is where the magic happens. Guests will have had a chance to brainstorm the perfect pose to celebrate your marriage. Your friends and family will have the time of their lives and you'll have proof in a beautifully crafted photo strip guest book complete with gorgeous photo strips and personal messages from everyone. Your guests will leave the reception happy and thoroughly-entertained with their photo strip party favors in hand.
Please Enjoy the Photo BoothOne of the cutest ideas we've come across is a little ticket at every place setting encouraging the guests to use the photo booth and to sign the guest book. You can even take it a step further by giving away Photo Strip Frames as an added favor. Use the frames to hold place settings that also tell the guests about the photo booth. It's one of the best ways to guarantee every person signs the guest book. As an added bonus, the place settings are sure to spark some interesting pre-dinner conversations.
A Thank You to TreasureAfter the party is over and all of those expensive gifts (and the used towel set - thanks for nothing, Aunt Betty) have been opened and maybe even enjoyed, it's time for the real work to begin. Writing your thank you notes doesn't have to be a chore. Write a quick note on our Personalized Thank You Cards, available as a postcard or folded card with envelope. With your pretty picture on the front and four designs to choose from, it's the most personal way to say "Thanks!"
1. Out of Sight, Out of MindIf the guests, the dance floor, the bar and the restrooms are all in the same room, the photo booth probably should be, too. If you're already at room capacity, it's okay to have the photo booth in an adjacent room. Just remember: if your guests can't see how much fun people are having with the photo booth, they're less likely to mosey on over for their own photo strip.
2. Breathing Room is Good
The photo booth is going to become one of the main attractions at your reception, so don't put it in the coat closet. The footprint of the photo booth is just under 3 ft. by 6 ft, and you'll want some extra room for the attendant and for guests to gather 'round. You'll want your guests to feel comfortable while they wait their turn and not be trying to squeeze in between tables eight and nine.
3. The Photo Booth is Not a Disco Ball
The photo booth loves good tunes, so it's natural to want to put it on the dance floor (or as close as possible). The best spot is probably across the room or on another wall from the DJ or live music. We find that most receptions will have three hot spots (after a quick stop at the bar): the photo booth, the dance floor and the tables in the back where people can hear each other talk. Our attendant will be assisting your guests and you'll want to make sure guests can hear them over the speakers.
4. Think About Flow
There is a flow and rhythm to every reception. You'll want to figure out how the photo booth fits into your concept for the whole evening. Do you want guests to use it right after dinner and then have them gradually move to the dance floor in the wee hours of the night? Is the photo booth your primary activity for the reception? People will walk miles to use our photo booth, but that doesn't necessarily mean they should have to.
1. Bring a friend.
Not the one who "helps" you buy things you don't need. The one who knows when you need a break to avoid a panic attack.
2. Find the bar.
Remember, this is supposed to be fun. We're not recommending that fourth trip to the bar. That's a recipe for six limos you don't need and a mess on the carpet. Save it for your wedding, honey. Just kidding!
3. Have a plan.
This doesn't have to be elaborate, just know why you're going. Is it to get unique ideas? Maybe to find and sign the perfect florist and photographer? Make sure you get the materials (brochures, etc.) you want and that you sign up to be contacted by your favorite vendors. Knowing what you want out of this adventure will ensure that it's both fun and productive.
4. Stick to the plan.
Make sure you get done what you want to get done right away. Great services book up fast, so if your top priority is locking in that videographer, do that first. Then pat yourself on the back and go watch the fashion show.
5. If you need to, it's okay to hide out inside our photo booth.
There are a lot of people at a bridal expo. It can be overwhelming. Feel free to wait a minute before you start taking pictures in the photo booth. Take a deep breath. And then take the best gosh-darn photos of your life. Until your big day, that is.
6. Lastly, know when to leave.
If you planned out your important to-dos and crossed them off early on, you'll have no problem leaving when Mom tells you her feet are killing her. Be nice to her. She may just surprise you and buy your dream wedding dress, no strings attached.