THE WEDDING EDITION
A personalized magazine photo booth gives your wedding a statement photo setting, from the first cocktail-hour pictures to the last group shot. Build your cover around your names, wedding date, and the mood of your celebration.
Plan this experienceDESIGNED AROUND THE OCCASION
Start with your names and date, then choose a headline that sounds like you. Keep the lettering simple for a modern celebration, or add a more playful cover story. Review the cover layout before production so the spelling and date are right.
Plan a spot guests can reach without blocking a bar, entrance, or dance floor. A cocktail-hour or reception placement can give the booth its own moment. Ask your planner whether guests will move between rooms and whether the booth should stay in one location.
Share the placement with your photographer and allow space in front of the transparent cover. The box is a photo setting; camera services, extra lighting, and attendants should be discussed separately and listed in the proposal.
BEFORE YOU BOOK
Yes. Share the exact spelling, date, and any headline ideas when preparing your brief. Your proposal will describe the personalization and design review.
Either can work. Consider where guests gather, when your photographer is available, and whether the room is accessible before dinner. We can plan the rental window around those details.
The white structure provides a clean starting point. Discuss cover lettering and placement alongside your colors and décor; the final styling options depend on the proposal.
LET’S MAKE YOUR COVER
Tell us a little about your plans. Start with the date and venue—we’ll take the creative details from there.
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