Heck yeah it does! Our photobooth comes standard with a professional color photo printer that delivers high quality photobooth strips or postcard strips to your guests within minutes.

What happens to the files?

In addition to the endless prints your guest can enjoy you will get all the photos. We create a public gallery and send it directly to you to share with your wild friends and family.

Do you have Costumes?

We have so many awesome costumes that you won't know what to pick. You can often find a huge pile of props next to our booth and out on the dancefloor. Who knew that Unicorns could do the superman?

How long is the booth on?

Our photobooth booth package gives you up to 4 hours of active time. You can add more hours to to customize the booth to your needs.

Do you provide an attendant?

We do, that being said the photobooth essentially runs itself and our attendent is mostly there to keep drinks off the printer and provide extra prints to big groups.

How early do you install the booth?

The base package included 2 hours of set, but you can add idle time for more set up time or to add a break between cocktail hour and dinner

We provide everthing you need for an awesome photobooth experience for $1250.

The Awesome Photobooth — Helena & Laurent

The open-air Awesome Photobooth with a professional strobe, gold sequin backdrop, props, and a large group of wedding guests

No little PVC closet. No tiny group limit. No camera pretending bad light does not matter.

We built The Awesome Photobooth because the photographs made between dance-floor songs should still look good. It is an open studio: professional strobe, a Canon DSLR, a generous backdrop, room for groups, and a printer working while the party keeps moving.

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What comes with it

Everything needed to keep the booth moving.

Open-air studio

Large groups can fit without walls deciding where the photograph ends.

Professional light + DSLR

Clean, flattering photographs in reception light that is rarely built for cameras.

Unlimited sessions

Guests can return, recombine, get stranger, and make another frame.

Instant prints

Photo strips or postcard-style prints made during the event.

Backdrops + props

Sequin backdrops and an unapologetically large collection of costumes and props.

A dedicated attendant

On-site help for the printer, supplies, groups, and the occasional drink set too close to the equipment.

Why the photographs look this good

A real camera, real light, and a computer running the show.

The technology stays out of the way at the party, but it changes the result. This is not an iPad camera in a dark corner.

Touch-screen computer

The computer gives guests a simple, quick experience and keeps each session, print, and file moving without interrupting the party.

A large group photographed cleanly with a Canon DSLR and professional strobe light

Canon DSLR + professional strobe

A real camera and flattering studio light make sharp, dimensional photographs with clean skin and enough room for a genuinely large group.

Professionally edited photobooth photographs printed as physical strips

Professional editing

The files are finished with the same attention we bring to photography: balanced color, good density, and a complete gallery that still looks good after the props come off.

A large family group photographed together in the open-air wedding photobooth — Open air means the group decides the size.

The party makes the picture

It starts polished. It rarely stays that way.

The controlled light keeps the files consistent. Everything in front of it can become as loose as the guests want: grandparents, children, college friends, costumes, whole tables, and people who were nowhere near each other in the formal family photographs.

Wedding guests laughing together as they look at a freshly printed photobooth strip — Physical strips now; a complete gallery afterward.

A second record of the room

The booth catches combinations the wedding coverage cannot schedule.

A wedding gallery follows the day. The photobooth collects the room reorganizing itself: cousins with college friends, an entire table, children returning with new props, and people who met an hour earlier deciding they need a photograph together. Those combinations are difficult to request and easy to lose.

The physical strip matters because it leaves with the guest that night. The complete digital gallery matters because the couple gets the unruly group portrait of the party afterward. Good lighting keeps both versions worth having; the open-air setup gives the people enough room to make the photograph their own.

Timing and delivery

Built around the reception, not a generic rental window.

Up to four active hours, with setup and idle time arranged around the actual event.

A cocktail-hour opening, a pause during dinner, and a late reception run may need a different schedule than four consecutive hours. We can place the booth where guests will use it without fighting dinner service, speakers, or the dance floor. Current availability and pricing are confirmed with the event plan.

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Photobooth questions

The useful details before you add it.

Does the photobooth make prints?

Yes. A professional dye-sublimation printer makes photo strips or postcard-style prints for guests during the event.

What happens to the digital files?

The complete set is delivered in an online gallery so you can download it and share it with the people who were there.

Is there an attendant?

Yes. An attendant keeps the booth and printer running, helps larger groups, replaces supplies, and makes sure the setup stays usable throughout the event.

How long can the booth run?

The established package supports up to four hours of active booth time, with additional active or idle time available when the event schedule needs it. Current timing and pricing are confirmed in the proposal.