A 360 booth and a photo booth,
lit like the station.
You Will Never Forget It rents a photo booth from $1,100 and a 360 video booth from $1,500 for weddings, galas and private events across Chicagoland and Tampa Bay. Both run the same crew and the same studio lighting as the Portrait Station, our flagship.
Same crew.
Same lighting standard.
Some rooms want more than one thing running. These two travel with the station, or on their own — and they are held to the way we light everything else.
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360 Video Booth
The dance floor, orbited.
A slow-orbit video platform that turns thirty seconds of your reception into the clip your guests actually post. Best after dark, when the room is all light and motion.
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Photo Booth
Open-air or enclosed. Prints on the spot.
The classic, done properly: studio lighting instead of a ring light, open to the room for big groups or curtained for the photographs nobody poses for. Guests walk away with prints in hand.
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What it needs from the room.
The space needed depends on the format. We confirm the footprint, safe circulation and placement with your venue before the event, including clearance around the rotating camera for the video booth.
Studio strobes run off a standard outlet. We confirm where that outlet is relative to where the booth will actually stand, because those are rarely the same place.
Near enough to the floor that the queue is part of the party, far enough that it never competes with the first dance or the speeches.
An operator is on it from arrival to strike. Nobody on your side is asked to reload paper, restart a tablet, or explain it to a guest.
What your guests leave with.
- 360 Video Booth: Guest video clips from an operated rotating-camera platform. Video delivery and sharing options are confirmed in your quote.
- Photo Booth: Booth photographs and prints at the event. Print design, digital delivery and coverage are confirmed in your quote.
Looking for a photographer-directed sitting and an edited portrait gallery? Explore the Portrait Station.
Krystian Swierk, behind the camera for a decade.
The same photographer whose wedding, editorial and lifestyle work runs as Fountains of Rome, from Chicago's lakefront and museum halls to Milwaukee, Florida's coasts and the Riviera Maya.
Tell us the room.
Send the date, the venue and roughly how many guests. We will say plainly which format fits it, and what it costs.