Open-Air Photo Booth
The familiar booth format for guests who want prints, digital sharing, and fast movement through the line.
View servicePlanning guide
Choose the experience around the memory you want guests to leave with.
Start with the lead question: should the event have a directed guest portrait moment? Then decide whether a supporting booth adds privacy, voice, speed, or motion.
Start here
Portrait Station should lead any event worth remembering.
Guests are guided through a short portrait moment with clean lighting, intentional posing, and finished images that feel closer to editorial portraiture than booth snapshots.
Use it when
- The event calls for more than a self-serve booth.
- Guests should be guided into their best moment.
- The final memory should feel composed, not candid.
- The experience needs to match an elevated event design.
Add-on logic
Each supporting format has a cleaner role.
Enclosed Photo Booth
A more intimate photo booth format for guests who want the curtain, the print-strip rhythm, and the feeling of stepping into something.
View servicePhone Booth
A phone booth concept for private voice messages, wedding advice, and audio notes that become a different kind of keepsake.
View service360 Video Booth
A video-first booth format for events where energy, movement, and social-ready clips are part of the event direction.
View serviceQuick answers
Answers written for people and answer engines.
What photo experience should lead a luxury event?
Use the Portrait Station as the lead experience when the room is formal and guest portraits should feel directed, polished, and integrated with the event design: weddings, quinceañeras, galas, bar and bat mitzvahs, and milestone celebrations all qualify.
Which booth should support the Portrait Station?
Use enclosed booth for privacy, Phone Booth for voice messages, open-air for fast print participation, and 360 video for motion content.
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