Archive for the ‘Photobooth Photo Booth’ Category

Photo booth _how the controls work_

January 17, 2009

Question: Is this a traditional photo booth controlled inside by the people?  So someone sits inside and is able to select color/black and white, and when to take the photo, or is that something you/the attendent controlls for them?

Answer: The guests can do it all by themselves inside, but we find that it is faster for the attendant to help them with instructions and choices. Once choices are made, then the attendant helps close the curtain to assure guest privacy. We find that speed is important to keep a line from developing. We want your guests to be having fun and not waiting in line. Forcing the guests to learn the very simple controls can add a minute or two to each sitting.
Whether they do it by themselves or with the attendant to help, the guests are alone behind the curtain.
Guests can choose color/sepia/black and white… one choice for all four poses.
There is also the ability to aim the camera higher or lower. (important with tall or short guests and while the guests can do it easily, again, we find it much quicker for the attendant to set it before they start)
Regarding the “when” to take the picture, there is only one “when” that covers all four pictures/poses. After the start button is pushed, the computer screen reminds the guest to wait for the count down and to look at the camera. Then the computer screen does the count down. It takes the picture without any further prompts, waits a second and then starts the next count down, shoots and then starts the next count down. etc.
The prompts  are very clear and easy to follow once it has started and there are no buttons to push once you’ve started.

Why a photo-booth at your wedding?

January 17, 2009

Why a photo-booth at your wedding? One word: FUN!!!  I heard one bride say: “I don’t want to take away from the dancing. I don’t want people waiting in line for the photo-booth when they could be dancing instead.”  My response is, if they think the photo-booth is more fun than dancing, you should let them have (the more) fun! We are so used to thinking that people have to dance, that we are closing our eyes to what a wedding reception is all about.

Oprah once did a show all about weddings. At the end, she polled brides to see what was the most important part of a reception. They all agreed that it was the conversations with family and friends! Oprah asked why we spend so much money on the decorations, the music, the cake, etc. if all we want is good conversation. The answer came back that all of those things support the conversation. Whatever is fun, new, exciting, personal, unique and refreshing will help the good conversation at your reception.

The photo-booth is all of those, plus it is something your guests actively do. We all have certain friends and family members that maybe don’t talk that much, but we love to do things with them.  And how about those people that never dance? Again the photo-booth is the perfect activity to get them doing and talking together.

Still want people to dance?  The photo-booth will help them get started. It will get them out of their chairs, laughing, and having fun. Think of it as foreplay for the dancefloor.

Photo Booth Part III: A personalized party favor!

January 7, 2009

A friend went to a wedding reception last weekend and came back just raving about the photo booth. She saw it as the best party favor she ever got from a wedding. “Finally something I will keep! So, much better than those silly knick-knack things we usually get!” And it is not just a personalized favor! It is a new and refreshing idea, plus it is something your guests actively do. We all have certain friends and family members that maybe don’t talk that much, but we love to do things with them.  And how about those people that never dance? Again the photo-booth is the perfect activity to get them doing and talking together. And they get to take home the coolest party favor ever!

What does it print?

You get to decide whether to put your wedding day logo, monogram, or names on top and you can put your wedding date on the bottom. Your guests get to choose from black and white, sepia, or color for their picture. They get four poses per sitting. The four pictures print out with two sets on one sheet of paper. There is a perforation down the middle. You can separate one strip for the guest book and keep the other! www.binghamtonphotobooth.com

There is even a self-standing plastic frame available as an accessory.

Why a photo-booth at your wedding? Part II

January 5, 2009

Why a photo-booth at your wedding reception? One word: “FUN” I heard one bride say, “I don’t want people waiting in line for a photo-booth when they should be dancing instead!” My response is that, they are thinking the photo-booth is more fun than dancing! Let them have their fun! We are so used to thinking that people have to dance, that we are closing our eyes to what a wedding reception is all about.

They are doing one other thing while using the photo-booth: They are having good conversations through shared experience. Oprah once dedicated a show to wedding receptions. At the end she asked brides what was the most important element of the event. They all agreed that it was conversations with friends and family. Then why spend all of that money? Oprah’s answer to that question was that the decorations, the cake, the music, (the photobooth) etc. all support the conversation through shared experience.  What is more fun than that?

Still want your guests dancing? Wouldn’t you agree that it is easier to get on the dancefloor once you are already up and having fun? The photo-booth is an easy way to loosen up. And once that curtain is closed, it is even easier because no-one is watching. Think of it as foreplay for dancing!

Photo Booth $1095 alone, or $895 if packaged with my MC/DJ services

Photo Booth $1095 alone, or $895 if packaged with my MC/DJ services

**Photobooth comes with an attendant. You get unlimited pictures for four hours.

Welcome brides, grooms and party planners!

January 4, 2009

There are some incredibly exciting entertainment options for today’s wedding couples.

Today I was showing off our new photobooth at a bridal show. I was so surprised at the laughter I heard behind that curtain! Nearly everytime! Some of them would still be giggling and when they came out! I was expecting people to be impressed about using the pictures for a photo guest book and a personalized favor for their guests, but I didn’t realize that it is so much fun! It is the best interactive entertainment form I’ve seen in a long time!

If you haven’t considered a photobooth, you should.