I bring two styles of photo booth, and both are run in house as part of the same booking as your DJ and MC work. Most couples end up hiring a separate booth company alongside their DJ: another vendor, another setup, another load-in on top of everything else happening that day.
Two Styles to Choose From
Traditional Photo Booth
The traditional booth is the one most people have seen. A backdrop, a table of props, and guests cycling through in groups. It runs for two hours, and every photo is delivered digitally with a custom overlay carrying your names, your date, or a monogram. Physical prints can be added if you want guests walking away with something in hand.
360 Photo Booth
A 360 photo booth catches slow-motion video as your guests spin on a platform, a shareable clip instead of a static photo strip. The platform holds up to 5 people at a time, so it’s built for small groups spinning together rather than a single posed shot. Every video is shareable instantly right to your guests’ phones, no waiting for a link the next day. A branding option is also available if you want your names, date, or a monogram worked into the video itself.
It also runs for two hours. Because this style records video, physical prints are not an option with it.
One Team Running Your Whole Reception
A standalone photo booth company can be great at what they do: the props, the backdrop, the booth experience itself. But their job is the booth, not executing your reception’s timeline. They run on their own schedule, and without a planner acting as the go-between, that schedule isn’t inherently in sync with the rest of your reception.
Since your DJ, MC, and photo booth all come from the same booking, we’ve already gone over the same timeline together. We know what’s happening and when, saving stress and giving your planner one less touch point and one less thing to manage.
Either style starts at $799, added to any wedding or event I’m already DJing. Unlimited physical prints can be added to the traditional booth for $150.