If you’ve attended events with the Simple Booth team recently—from photo booth professional meetups in SoCal to the Photo Booth Expo (PBX) in Las Vegas—you may have seen our do-it-yourself (DIY) roaming photo booth in action.

Now, you might ask, what makes this DIY roaming photo booth special?

Here’s what we like about it:

1. It’s functional. The setup is light, since the monopod supports its already minimal weight, making it easy to hold and walk around with.
2. It’s visually attractive. With it’s minimalist approach, you don’t have to worry about messy cords running to a battery pack on the operator.
3. It makes everyone look great. The light is professional quality and results in polished captures, especially when combined with Simple Booth’s high-quality image processing.

We often hear, “Where can I buy this?” And the truth is, you can build it yourself using a few off-the-shelf parts. Besides the iPad, the hardware cost a mere $230, which includes a studio-quality white LED light.

By following this guide, you can offer your client’s a sleek roaming photo booth solution that you’re all-but-guaranteed to pay off with your first event.

In this article, you’ll find exactly what you need to get started.

But first, what exactly is a roaming photo booth?

Roaming photo booths (or “roamers”) are a cross between the photo booth and live event photography. They are made possible by modern, lightweight photography equipment and tablets.

Roamers can be used alongside stationary photo booths because they provide a complementary service.

Since the operator goes out into the event space and engages with guests, more photos are captured in a variety of settings.

Guests enjoy roaming photo booths because they give instant access to the photos and clients love them because they result in more photos from the event.

1. The Monopod

You can get a basic monopod for under $20 on Amazon, which is what we used for our roamer setup.

There’s nothing particularly special about these. They are made of aluminum, have a 1/4″ thread on top, and a rubber stopper on the bottom which you can unscrew to ensure you get a nice pivot point with the ground and don’t scratch the floor.

The purpose of the monopod is to give you a frame to attach your iPad and light to, and that’s about it.

For an upgrade, get one with feet so you can take breaks from holding it during your events.

2. The iPad Holder

In order to attach the iPad to the monopod, you need a basic holder that clamps to the monopod.

After trying a handful, our favorite is this aluminum one with a single ball joint for under $30.

It can hold any size iPad, including the 13″ models. The ball joint allows you to easily position your iPad in portrait or landscape orientation.

We tried a plastic iPad holder, and in the end decided it was too brittle for our liking—we wanted to be able to tighten it without worrying about the holder cracking.

There was another candidate also made of aluminum that featured two ball joints which, theoretically, made it more versatile. However, in practice, this approach just added another knob to tighten and made it more difficult to get the iPad positioned.

3. The Light

This is the most crucial part of the setup because—if you haven’t heard us say it before—lighting is incredibly important.

For our setup, we used a Lumecube Studio Panel for $150.

The barn doors are an extra $20 if you’re into that look.

This is a great light with adjustable color temperature. It also has a built-in battery pack that will last for hours and gets brighter than your guests would even need.

4. Ballhead Adapter for the Light

To mount our light to the monopod, we use a ball head adapter so that you can adjust the tilt of the light.

Technically, you could screw your light directly to the top of the monopod using the 1/4″ thread, but you wouldn’t be able to angle it down at all.

This basic one by Neewer does the job for $10.

If you were mounting a DSLR here instead, which is another possible variation, we’d recommend this one from Smallrig with a quick-release plate for $20.

5. Roaming Photo Booth Software

We’re almost done, but we can’t forget about the software—after all, not all photo booth software is created equal.

The Simple Booth HALO app is very well-suited for roaming photo booths. First of all, it’s easy for guests to interact with because of it’s modern and easy-to-use interface.

Next, it comes with all the digital sharing options you could ask for including text message, QR code, email, WhatsApp, and more.

But then, what really makes HALO stand out is the image quality. Since roaming photos don’t have a fixed backdrop, there can be a lot going on in the background.

That’s where the artificial background blur feature comes in. It’s like portrait mode for your photo booth images, and even adds bokeh.

And it doesn’t stop there. Simple Booth’s Glam filter provides a naturally flawless look on subjects skin, without erasing their facial features.

Finally, you can add color filters like black and white or film—with an intensity slider—to make your photos really stand out.

Despite the iPad front camera being relatively low resolution, people love the way they look when they use the Simple Booth HALO app.

The best part is that the software starts at only $9 per week, or $16 per week with background blur and DSLR integration included. The weekly plans include unlimited use, for multiple events, even. That’s money in your pocket.

That’s a Wrap

There you have it.

Now you know how to create a roaming photo booth that looks great, does the job well, and pays for itself in no time.

If you followed our guide and built your own, we’d love to hear about it! Send us your pics on social and we might just feature you in an upcoming post.

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It’s perfect because you’ll walk away with a whole gallery of images without having to invest in a professional photographer or constantly take turns with your phones to get group photos (you know what we’re talking about).

Plus, it’s fun and entertaining for you and your guests! What’s not to love?

With the right gear and setup, you can create your own photo booth that looks amazing and gives you and your guests the ability to snap, share, and enjoy photos instantly.

In this guide, we’ll walk you through the best DIY photo booth setups—from easy iPad photo stations to exciting DSLR camera setups—along with complete gear lists (with links) so you can get exactly what you need.

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All of these options are modern, minimalistic, and easy to assemble with off-the-shelf products. In other words, you don’t need a workshop or any tools to construct these!

Whether you’re throwing a birthday party, planning a wedding, or chairing the committee for this year’s company holiday party, we’re certain you’ll find an option that fits your budget and style.

Here’s a preview of the DIY photo booth setups we’ll cover in detail:

See something you like? Jump to a specific setup:

• iPad Holder with Two-Light Kit
• iPad Holder with Vertical Light Tubes
• iPad Holder in Ring Light
• DSLR Photo Booth with Two-Light Kit
• DSLR Photo Booth with Ring Light

Regardless of which setup you choose, all these start with a few essentials:

• An iPad (basic or upgraded model)
• A trusted photo booth app (like Simple Booth HALO®)
• Lighting + support gear (the main factor that changes between setups)

From there, you can customize the lighting from a few of our recommended options, add a DSLR camera, or more to get the best setup for your event. But first…

Is a DIY Photo Booth Right For You?

Do-it-yourself photo booths aren’t for everyone. Some people would prefer to rent a photo booth or invest in a professional photo booth solution.

Here’s a quick breakdown of pros and cons to consider for a DIY photo booth when deciding if its right for you, your events, or your business.

Pros	Cons
Budget-friendly and scalable for different event sizes	Requires time to set up and test before events
Customizable look and feel	Gear quality varies depending on what you buy
Wide range of gear options from casual to pro	Not as durable or streamlined as professional systems
Fun project for creative hosts	More troubleshooting if something goes wrong mid-event
If you already have an iPad, you can use that — otherwise, this is a great excuse to finally get an iPad!	Buying an iPad may not be worth it for a single event

Pro Tip: If you’d rather skip the trial-and-error and want an all-in-one system that’s ready out of the box, check out Simple Booth HALO®, a professional-grade iPad photo booth that’s easy to transport and built for long-term use.

Now, if you’re still convinced a do-it-yourself photo booth is for you, let’s get into it!

First Step: Getting a Photo Booth App

One of the most important parts of your DIY setup is the photo booth app you choose to run the experience.

A photo booth app for your iPad is important so guests can see a live preview from the camera and know where to stand. On top of that, a photo booth app will walk each guest through the photo booth experience with interactive screens, so you won’t need an attendant to take every picture manually.

Finding a photo booth app on your own can be intimidating because many of them are made for personal use, with limited features that are mainly just for taking fun pictures at home.

Your guests, however, will expect an actual photo booth experience—one that works intuitively, delivers high-quality photos, fast, and resets for the next group after each photo session.

Fortunately, the Simple Booth HALO app was designed specifically for live events, and starts at just $9 per week! Plus, we’ve already compared it to what’s out there and can recommend it confidently.

Best Overall	Runner-Up	Honorable Mention
	Snappic	LumaBooth
Fun and easy-to-use iPad photo booth app with DSLR support, starts at only $9 / week, and can scale up for any use case.	Offers DSLR support and advanced video workflows.	Offers DSLR support, template editing, and $20 / month subscription.
Download App	Download App	Download App

The Simple Booth HALO app can run flawlessly for hours and comes with modern features like creative effects and filters, AI-powered virtual background replacement, and the ability to add custom frames to every picture.

Once participants snap a photo and edit it just right, they can receive their photo via text, email, QR code, or even AirDrop! They can print it, too, if you set up a printer.

Plus, you and your guests can see new photos appear in real-time with the online galleries or by using Simple Booth’s Live Feed feature—which is like a modern slideshow.

And that’s not even scratching the surface of what it can do. With all these features, guests may suspect you rented a professional photo booth!

Pro Tip: If you’d like to test it out before making a purchase, Simple Booth offers a free 7-day software trial which allows you to jump between plans and find the best fit.

Now, let’s jump into the DIY photo booth setups to find the right one for you.

Top iPad Photo Booth Setups

After testing all kinds of do-it-yourself setups, we’ve narrowed down the best iPad-based photo booths to these three.

DIY Setup #1: iPad Holder with Two-Light Kit

When to use it: This versatile setup works well indoors or in low-light spaces. The two-light kit provides smooth, flattering light for groups and individuals, making it a reliable all-around option. It also gives the impression of a professional photography studio, which should spark people’s interest so they come over and take photos.

How to Set It Up

1. Set up the light stands and attach the iPad holder to the top of the middle stand.
2. Mount your iPad to the center stand using the iPad clamp. Position the stand at about chest level for guests to interact with.
3. Raise the two LED panels slightly above eye level and place them on either side of the iPad, angled inward to point where the subjects will stand.
4. Open your photo booth app, adjust brightness and angles if needed, and run a quick test shot.

Pro Tip: Plug in your lights and iPad so they don’t run out of juice during the event!

DIY Setup #2: iPad Holder with Vertical Light Tubes

When to use it: This setup has an impressive, modern look that works especially well at weddings, corporate events, or any party where style matters. Vertical light tubes provide flattering light for photos, and even include the ability to change colors with the built-in RGB LEDs for unique vibes!

How to Set it Up

1. Set up the light stands and attach the iPad holder to the top of the middle stand.
2. Mount your iPad to the center stand using the iPad clamp. Position this stand at about chest level for guests to interact with.
3. Raise the two LED tubes so that the center of each tube lines of with the iPad. Place them on either side of the iPad.
4. Test with a group to make sure shadows are minimal and everyone is evenly lit.

Pro Tip: For a polished look, make sure both lights are set to the same color temperature, which ideally matches the color temperature of the room. When in doubt, use 5600 kelvin for daylight!

DIY Setup #3: iPad Holder in Ring Light

When to use it: A ring light is the easiest way to get flattering, smooth light with minimal setup. Since it only requires one stand, it’s compact, easy to move, and perfect for smaller parties at your home or office.

How to Set It Up

1. Assemble the ring light and secure your iPad to the built-in holder.
2. Position the light just above chest level and angle slightly downward for the most flattering look.
3. Adjust brightness until faces are well-illuminated, but not overly bright in the iPad app’s preview.

Pro Tip: Ring lights are best for individuals or small groups—larger groups may need additional side lighting for even coverage.

DSLR and Mirrorless Camera Setups

If photo quality is your top priority, a DSLR or mirrorless camera will give you sharper, more professional-looking results than an iPad alone.

Coming Soon: Simple Booth is launching a DSLR and mirrorless camera integration to make using a professional camera with your iPad photo booth easier than ever before. Keep an eye out for the announcement on Instagram.

DIY Setup #4: DSLR Photo Booth with Two-Light Kit

When to use it: If photo quality is your top priority, a DSLR setup will give you sharper, more professional-looking results than an iPad alone. The two-light kit ensures studio-style lighting, making this a great option for weddings, galas, and brand activations.

Optional Accessories

• USB hub (to power iPad while also connecting camera)
• Dummy battery for R50/R100 (for uninterrupted use)

How to Set It Up

1. Mount your DSLR on the center stand using the ball head, then clamp your iPad to the same stand. The DSLR should be at about eye level and the iPad should be at about chest level.
2. Connect the camera to the iPad via USB-C. Make sure to use an app that is compatible with DSLR.
3. Place one LED light and stand on each side, above eye level, aimed toward where subjects will stand.
4. Test both still photos and GIFs to ensure proper brightness and focus.

Pro Tip: Use continuous power (dummy battery + USB hub) for both the iPad and camera so you’re not scrambling to swap batteries mid-event.

DIY Setup #5: DSLR Inside Ring Light with iPad Attached Below

When to use it: If you want pro-level image quality but also a fast, streamlined lighting setup, pairing a DSLR with a ring light is a solid choice. It’s less bulky than multiple lights and delivers bright, flattering results for individuals or couples.

Optional Accessories

• USB hub (to power iPad while camera is connected)
• Dummy battery for R50/R100 (for long events)

How to Set It Up

1. Position the ring light on the stand at about eye level.
2. Connect the ball head to the ring light using the 1/4″ threading.
3. Mount your DSLR on the ball head, and angle it toward where subjects will stand.
4. Secure the iPad to the stand itself with a clamp holder.
5. Adjust the ring light brightness and test framing with the iPad app.
6. Take a few test photos to make sure the exposure and light brightness are optimal.

Pro Tip: This setup excels in tight spaces since you only need one light source.

After seeing the top DIY and DSLR photo booth options, it’s time to further explore one of the most important aspects of the experience—photo quality.

Leveling Up Photo Quality

By thinking about lighting upfront with all these setups, you’re already on your way to capturing photos your guests will love.

Whether you end up using an iPad or a DSLR camera with your photo booth, there are a few more steps you can take to ensure your pictures turn out great.

The Simple Booth HALO app makes it easy, with effects and enhancements that make images look even better, including:

• Filters – Stylize the colors to stand out
• Glam – Make guests look flawless with a digital glow-up
• Background Blur – Make subjects look sharp and blur out noisy details in the background (as shown below)

You can turn them all on to maximize your image quality, while also allowing guests the ability to personalize their own images and adjust as they’d like.

Now, let’s chat about how you can enhance photo quality—and the guest experience—even further!

Backdrops, Props, & Extras

Opting for a good backdrop and old-school props can make your photo booth feel complete and memorable.

That said, the backdrop, interactive elements, and other extras you choose will depend on your event venue, theme, and budget.

When deciding which creative direction you want to go, typically one of the first things to consider is what your guests will stand in front of.

Photo Booth Backdrops

If you’re looking for a specific look or aesthetic, and don’t want the event itself to be the background for your photos, having a designated backdrop can make all the difference.

There are, of course, a variety of options to choose from, including:

Pro Tip: Try AI-powered background replacement in the Simple Booth HALO app if you want to ditch the backdrop altogether and still walk away with a polished look.

Photo Booth Props

Photo booth props are a classic add-on, and it gives guests a little inspiration when it comes to posing in front of the camera.

There are a number of different props you can provide for your guests, in both physical and digital forms.

Here are a few examples of popular physical props people use:

Pro Tip: The Simple Booth HALO app includes a large selection of digital props (including custom options) for a hassle-free and environmentally-friendly option.

Printing (optional add-on)

Offering prints, whether they’re a single photo or classic photo booth strip, is a great way to give your guests a physical keepsake from your event.

With the Simple Booth HALO app, you can even add your own branding or custom logo!

As you can imagine, there are a wide variety of printers to choose from, including consumer printers and dye-sublimation printers—with pros and cons for each.

Consumer printers (like the Canon Selphy shown above) can typically be purchased at a lower price point. The downside is they can take much longer to print, which can lead to long lines at the printing station.

Dye-sublimation printers are known for fast printing times, but they tend to be expensive and require a print server in order to connect with the photo booth. This means an added layer of technology and more gear.

Pro Tip: Digital sharing is still the fastest, most popular, and best option for the environment.

For additional information, along with a few printer recommendations, head to the Printing section of the Simple Booth Help Center for the full rundown.

Other Tips & Tricks

We get it—events can be stressful sometimes!

Here are a few suggestions from the Simple Booth team to keep the stress low and spirits high:

• Use dummy batteries for DSLRs so they last all night.
• Have extra extension cords and power strips ready for your lights.
• Bring along gaffer’s tape and use it to tape down and secure any loose cords.
• Consider bringing a small table for guests to put drinks on.
• Use a hot spot to connect your iPad to the internet.

Pro Tip: The Simple Booth HALO app will work without an internet connection and will safely store your photos in an offline upload queue until you are reconnected.

It’s also a great idea to get your photo booth app ready before heading to the event. With the Simple Booth HALO app, you can choose from 60+ readily available themes to make it super easy!

Wrapping Up

A DIY photo booth can be as straightforward as an iPad with a ring light or as polished as a DSLR rig with pro lighting.

With the gear lists in this guide, you can buy exactly what you need and set up quickly—whether you’re hosting a casual get-together, milestone occasion, or a corporate gathering.

Regardless of which option you choose, you now have the knowledge (and the gear lists) to make your event photos a hit.

Disclaimer: This guide includes references and links to third-party products. While we have tested the gear and some of the props and backdrops for our purposes, Simple Booth does not guarantee their performance, reliability, or suitability for your specific use case. Simple Booth provides support only for our HALO app and hardware solutions; for any issues with third-party products, please contact the manufacturer directly. Some links may be affiliate links, meaning Simple Booth could earn a commission if you make a purchase.

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Our Nashville-based Marketing Manager, Emilie Crimmins, recently joined forces with Flower Walls of Nashville, who graciously invited us to participate in an event supporting TenThirtyFive. This local nonprofit, founded by Angie Brantley, is dedicated to restoring confidence and dignity to women by providing access to clothing for everyday life, special occasions, and job interviews.

Through their in-person boutique and newly launched mobile clothing truck, TenThirtyFive makes it easy for women across Middle Tennessee to find what they need in a setting that feels supportive and empowering.

Their recent annual fundraiser, Styling Confidence for Tomorrow, brought that mission to life. This heartfelt fashion show blended storytelling, community, and the transformative power of clothing—making it the perfect opportunity for Emilie to support a cause close to home while showcasing Simple Booth HALO®, a modern photo booth solution designed for organizations and events.

“Styling Confidence for Tomorrow perfectly embodies the power of fashion to uplift and empower individuals. We’re proud to be part of this initiative that promotes self-expression and confidence.”

– Angie Brantley, Founder & Executive Director of TenThirtyFive

A Red Carpet Welcome, with Heart

As guests stepped into the venue, they were welcomed by a joyful photo moment: a HALO photo booth paired with a stunning floral backdrop by Flower Walls of Nashville. Positioned at the entrance, the setup encouraged guests to strike a pose as soon as they arrived—and again on their way out, smiles (and raffle prizes) in hand.

But the experience was more than just stylish—it was thoughtful:

• It included a custom-branded start screen and event-themed overlay aligned beautifully with TenThirtyFive’s identity.
• Guests had the option to opt in or out of public sharing, offering privacy for attendees who were underage or in the foster care system.
• Photos could be delivered instantly via text, QR code, or AirDrop, making the experience seamless for everyone.

Emilie served as a photo booth attendant, answering questions and encouraging guests to show off their looks. And with a neon sign that read “You Are Amazing”, the backdrop wasn’t just decorative—it echoed the very spirit of the day.

Fashion with a Mission

As the show began, the spotlight turned to the real stars of the day: women closely connected to the program and those whose lives have been touched by TenThirtyFive’s mission. With confidence and pride, they walked the runway in outfits that demonstrated how clothing can offer so much more than style—it can represent a fresh start.

Between walks down the runway, attendees shared heartfelt stories celebrating bold fashion choices from the past (no shame here!), reflecting on their journeys toward confidence, and honoring the power of showing up for each other during tough times. It was inspiring, vulnerable, and deeply moving.

“Recipients, women in the community, and even staff members walk the runway—showcasing the beautiful outfits thousands of women and youth receive through our program thanks to the generous donations from this community.”

– Angie Brantley, Founder & Executive Director of TenThirtyFive

Special guests—including Mrs. Nashville, Mrs. Tennessee, and Miss Music City—lent their voices to the cause, while guests mingled over brunch, gathered at tables surrounding the catwalk, and browsed a silent auction filled with local favorites, from spa packages to Cheekwood Estate & Gardens passes.

Event Highlights at a Glance

Once the event wrapped up, we dove into the numbers to measure engagement:

• 204 Participants
• 64 Total Photos Captured
• 71 Shares
• 244 Gallery Views

These stats represent more than just numbers—they’re snapshots of joy, connection, and empowerment, captured and shared in real time.

Sharing the Energy Beyond the Room

While the fashion and stories stole the show, Simple Booth HALO played a small but meaningful role in extending the impact. With professional lighting, customizable branding, and built-in sharing tools, HALO made it easy to capture the energy of the moment and amplify it across social media—helping the event’s mission reach far beyond the room.

“This day is our biggest fundraising event of the year and it goes by so quickly. So to have Simple Booth be a part and help us capture these moments was priceless to us!”

– Angie Brantley, Founder & Executive Director of TenThirtyFive

With just a few taps, attendees could send their photos to themselves and post to social media—spreading TenThirtyFive’s message to friends and followers well beyond the event. It was a light-touch way to increase awareness and keep the conversation going.

Photo Booth Ideas for Nonprofit Events

While Styling Confidence for Tomorrow centered on fashion and fundraising, it’s just one example of how a nonprofit photo booth can enhance your event and expand your mission’s reach.

From fundraising galas to community outreach, HALO helps nonprofits increase event engagement, generate shareable content, and tell their story in a fun, authentic way. Here are just a few of the ways organizations are using HALO:

• Fundraising events like auctions, galas, and benefit dinners
• Volunteer appreciation nights to recognize and celebrate service
• Donation drives for school supplies, winter coats, or hygiene kits
• Community festivals and family days that bring people together
• Awareness campaigns for causes like mental health, education, or equity
• Workshops and leadership retreats that foster connection
• Youth programs and mentorship events to build confidence and inclusion

Take the Junior League of Austin, for example. They’ve used HALO across dozens of events to boost visibility, encourage social sharing, and spark meaningful conversations—all while simplifying their nonprofit event marketing efforts.

A Meaningful Way to Make an Impact

From heartfelt stories to high-energy photo ops, Styling Confidence for Tomorrow was a powerful reminder that empowering women creates a ripple effect—one that extends from the runway to the broader community. The event beautifully reflected TenThirtyFive’s mission to restore dignity, boost confidence, and create space for women to thrive.

We were honored to support this inspiring day alongside Flower Walls of Nashville and local photographer Jessica McIntosh, who beautifully captured the magic and meaningful purpose of the event.

For nonprofits planning a range of events, a modern photo experience like HALO helps guests feel connected, gives them something to share, and organically spreads your mission—long after the event ends. With built-in features for branding, privacy, and shareability, it’s a thoughtful way to combine impact and engagement without adding complexity to your team’s workflow.

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And with 2025 grads heading into a tech-savvy world, your photo booth setup should be just as smart. Whether you’re renting a booth, DIY-ing it with your own gear, or using a modern solution like Simple Booth HALO®, the goal is the same: create a photo booth experience that’s social, stylish, and shareable.

From campus-wide events and senior send-offs to backyard parties and banquet halls, this guide covers everything you need to make your graduation photo booth unforgettable—no matter your setup or budget.

1⃣ Make a Statement with the Backdrop

Your backdrop is more than decoration—it’s the centerpiece of every photo. Go bold, bright, or nostalgic, depending on the tone of your event.

Popular 2025 Graduation Backdrop Ideas:

• School colors with streamer walls, balloons, or confetti blasts
• “Class of 2025” marquee letters or vinyl signage
• A “Then vs Now” wall with kindergarten or freshman-year photos for throwback fun
• For college grads: department-specific décor (e.g. film reels, lab coats, capstone projects)
• Virtual backgrounds (available in the HALO app) that transport guests to famous campus landmarks, dream travel spots, or future workplaces

Parents can get in on the fun too—add a virtual background from your alma mater for a tongue-in-cheek twist on family pride. Whether it’s formal or fun, the right backdrop sets the tone and makes every photo pop.

2⃣ Provide Props that Celebrate (and Speak Gen Z)

Graduates want personality in their pics. Add simple, crowd-pleasing props that speak to the occasion—and give guests a reason to smile, pose, and share.

Trending 2025 Graduation Prop Ideas:

• Grad caps and faux diplomas
• “I did it!” “Hire me!” “On to the next” signs
• Oversized numbers (2-0-2-5), emoji cutouts, or even LinkedIn logo props
• Mascots, school crests, or local landmarks for a hyper-personal touch
• Parent-pleasers: signs like “Proud Mom!” “Dad of a Grad” or “We Made It!”

Both universities and families can get creative with photo booth props—whether it’s major-specific designs, campus mascots, or personalized touches like inside jokes and throwback photos. Or just keep it classic with fun sunglasses, party headbands, and more!

For a greener option, HALO makes it easy to incorporate digital props and stickers that add personality—without any cleanup.

3⃣ Make Sharing Effortless (and Fun)

Grads live online—and your photo booth should, too. With HALO, photos can be texted, emailed, or AirDropped instantly, and shared across all major social platforms.

Top Sharing Features for 2025 Graduates:

• LinkedIn sharing: Let grads announce their achievement on the spot
• Instagram-ready formats: Square crops, filters, and digital props make content instantly postable
• Custom hashtags and captions: Keep the celebration organized and searchable
• Event sponsor mentions: Great for branded events or school partnerships

If you’re using the HALO software, all of these sharing features are built right in. Schools can add branded overlays to spotlight departments, clubs, or student achievements, while families can personalize photos with proud messages or favorite grad quotes.

Want to boost visibility? Create a mix of custom overlays that include your hashtag, school name, or event title—so every shared photo tells part of your celebration story.

4⃣ Set Up Your Graduation Photo Booth (Your Way)

Graduation season isn’t just about the big ceremony—it’s a whole series of celebrations, from senior breakfasts and honors nights to field days and department parties. Whether you’re hosting 30 grads or 3,000, there’s a photo booth setup that can match your scale, style, and schedule.

From backyard parties to campus-wide events, here are three flexible ways to bring your graduation photo booth to life—no matter your budget or level of involvement:

DIY Your Graduation Photo Booth

Looking for a hands-on approach? A DIY photo booth gives you total creative control—ideal for tech-savvy parents, student clubs, or anyone working with a tight budget. 

From the backdrop to the props to the overall vibe, you’re in charge of every detail. It’s a great fit for senior week celebrations, student-led send-offs, or backyard grad parties with a personal touch.

Here’s what you’ll need:

• Your own iPad or tablet
• A tripod or stand
• A simple ring light (or great natural light)
• Props and backdrops to match your graduation theme

Want to level up? Photo booth apps—like the HALO app—add filters, virtual props, and built-in sharing features to give your DIY setup a polished, pro-quality feel.

Pro tip: The HALO app starts at just $9 per week, with flexible plans and ready-made graduation themes that make it easy for schools, PTAs, and party planners to get started fast—without breaking the budget.

Check out the DIY Photo Booth Guide for gear recs, setup ideas, and how-tos.

Buy HALO for a Sleek, All-in-One Experience

Planning a bigger celebration or looking for a plug-and-play setup? The HALO selfie stand delivers a polished, professional photo booth experience—trusted by universities and event pros alike.

From senior banquets to commencement receptions, HALO is built to impress and designed to last.

Here’s what makes it stand out:

• Sleek, durable hardware with built-in studio-grade lighting
• Easy to transport, store, and reuse for future school or personal events
• Seamless integration with HALO software for instant sharing and custom branding

Pro tip: Schools automatically receive a 15% discount on annual software plans—no special code or paperwork required.

Want to see it in action? State University uses HALO year-round to boost student engagement and capture the energy of campus life—from orientation to graduation.

Explore the HALO product page for specs, photos, and everything you need to get started.

Rent a Photo Booth for the Night

Hosting a one-time event and want to keep things simple? Renting a photo booth can be the most convenient option—especially if you want a hands-off experience.

Here’s why it’s a solid option (if you don’t mind the higher price tag):

• No setup or teardown—many rentals include delivery and on-site service
• Ideal for single events where you don’t want to manage the tech
• Professional results without a long-term commitment

Pro tip: Want the best of both worlds? Use the HALO app with your own iPad and ring light for just $9 per week and get a premium, shareable photo booth experience—without the rental price tag.

Why More Schools, Parents, and Committees Are Choosing HALO

From commencements to grad night parties, more and more schools, families, and event planners are turning to Simple Booth HALO® as their go-to photo booth solution. It’s easy to use, quick to set up, and designed to deliver standout results—without the stress.

Here’s why HALO works so well for graduation season (and beyond):

• Lightweight and portable — easy to move between venues
• Built-in studio lighting — perfect for gyms, quads, and everywhere in between
• Simple to set up, even simpler to use — intuitive for guests of all ages
• Flexible pricing — weekly and monthly plans to match your timeline and budget

And with 60+ readily available themes and customizable overlays, you can easily refresh the look for each event—making one booth go a long way.

5⃣ Make It Meaningful—And Unforgettable

Yes, grads want photos that look good. But they also want moments that feel good. A thoughtfully designed photo booth experience can do both—creating space for celebration, reflection, and connection.

Here are a few ways to elevate your photo booth experience and turn it into a memory-maker.

Personal touches that hit home:

• Add a “Message to My Future Self” digital prop or guestbook-style overlay
• Set up a memory wall where students can pin printed photos or handwritten notes
• Create a “Faculty Favorites” booth for students and teachers to pose together
• Need extra copies? Save photos to Dropbox or directly to your camera roll for printing or sharing later.

Upgrades that make it even better:

• Print Options: HALO supports AirPrint, so guests can print photo strips on-site with a compatible printer and Wi-Fi
• Live Feed Display: Show off real-time booth photos on a screen to boost energy and encourage participation
• Endless Customization: Add branded overlays, personalized messages, and custom digital props and stickers to make each photo truly unique
• Pro Features: Unlock our beautiful glam filter, background blur, and other built-in editing tools for a polished, pro-level experience
• Expert Support When You Need It: Whether you’re just getting started or want to go big, our resources, tutorials, and responsive Support team have your back every step of the way

Whether you’re keeping it simple or going all-out, customizable overlays, digital props, and thoughtful add-ons help turn quick snaps into keepsake moments that grads, families, and faculty will truly remember.

Celebrate Big Wins with a Photo Booth That Delivers

No matter what kind of graduation you’re planning—high school, college, trade school, or beyond—your photo booth should match the energy of the moment. And in 2025, that means going beyond just a camera and backdrop. It means interactive features, instant sharing, and a photo experience that feels as memorable as the milestone itself.

Whether you’re going the DIY route, renting a booth for the night, or planning ahead for future events, there’s no shortage of ways to get creative. But if you’re looking for a solution that’s flexible, reliable, and built to impress—Simple Booth HALO has you covered.

Simple to set up, easy to customize, and designed for both schools and families, HALO brings big energy to every celebration without the stress. So cue the cap toss, strike a pose, and make it a moment worth remembering.

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That’s why your prom photo booth needs to do more than just snap a few pics. It should set the tone, bring people together, and give them something they’ll want to post, print, and look back on for years to come. With tools like Simple Booth HALO®, it’s easier than ever to create a sleek, digital photo booth setup that’s totally on trend for prom 2025.

Whether you’re on the school planning committee, a fun-loving parent, or a party planner helping to pull off the big night, this guide has you covered. From creative trends to tech-friendly features, here’s how to make your 2025 prom photo booth totally unforgettable.

2025 Prom Trends to Watch

This year’s prom trends are serving bold personality and modern nostalgia. Think disco meets drama, moody meets maximalist, and Y2K vibes colliding with TikTok-core.

Need some visual inspo? Check out our prom photo booth mood board on Pinterest for backdrop ideas, prop examples, and all the over-the-top energy you need to bring your booth to life.

Top prom photo booth trends for 2025:

• Glitz & glam: Gold shimmer curtains, velvet drapes, mirrored props, and metallic accents.
• Nostalgia throwbacks: Soft lighting, “awkward” vintage poses, and yearbook-style overlays (intentionally cheesy, obviously).
• Color-forward themes: Neon signs, bold florals, chromatic gradients—more is more.

Want something unexpected? Set up a faux photo studio corner, complete with stool, feather boa, and instructions for “your best awkward pose.” Instant classic.

Features That Make It Share-Worthy

Students aren’t just taking photos—they’re creating content. So give them the tools to make it personal, creative, and totally on-brand.

Must-have features for a scroll-stopping prom booth:

• Boomerangs & GIFs: Because movement makes everything more fun.
• Glam filters: Soft-focus and glam filters are still going strong—no editing needed.
• Custom overlays: Mix it up with multiple designs that show off your school pride, prom theme, or class year.
• Stickers & digital props: Add custom props or stickers featuring crowns, sparkles, sunglasses, school mascots, and popular slang or slogans.
• One-touch sharing: Let students scan a QR code for instant access to their photos, no app required.
• Print options: Instant prints are a crowd-pleaser—perfect for lockers, scrapbooks, or memory boxes. You can print on-site or offer downloadable versions students can print later (we even recommend a few printers to make it easy).

The HALO app includes all of these features and more, so you can customize every detail and make sure the photos feel as fun, creative, and memorable as the night itself.

Poses, Prompts & Party Energy

Even the most camera-ready guests need a little inspiration sometimes. These pose prompts strike the perfect balance between fun, fashionable, and full-send energy—so nobody’s left standing awkwardly in front of the booth.

Here are a few trending prompts to help guests loosen up and strike a pose:

• “Main Character Moment” – solo shot, smize activated, wind machine vibes.
• “Trend Alert: Awkward Prom Pose” – go full retro with stiff arms and dramatic side eye.
• “POV: The DJ Just Played Your Song” – grab your date, your bestie, or your glow stick.
• “We Ate and Left No Crumbs” – pure confidence, pure camp.
• “Kiss Cam Energy” – sweet, silly, or full send—it’s your moment.

A few printed signs or digital prompts can turn “uhhh what do we do?” into big laughs—and even bigger memories.

Build, Buy, or Rent: Your Photo Booth Game Plan

When it comes to your photo booth setup, you’ve got options—and each one comes with its own vibe, budget, and level of effort. Here’s how to figure out what works best for your event.

Option 1: Build Your Own DIY Photo Booth

This one’s for the DIY-ers and tech-savvy teams. With a little time and creativity, you can build something totally unique without breaking the bank.

Pros:

• Total creative control over your look and setup
• Budget-friendly if you already have the gear
• Super customizable (you can choose every detail!)

Cons:

• Requires more planning and setup time
• You’ll need a decent camera, lighting, and software
• Features might be limited without the right tech

Pro tip: If you decide to go this route, check out our DIY Photo Booth Guide for gear recommendations and steps for getting started.

Option 2: Buy an All-in-One Photo Booth

Thinking long-term? Investing in a photo booth setup can pay off—especially if your school or committee hosts multiple events throughout the year.

Pros:

• Professional, polished look every time
• Reusable for future events (think: homecoming, graduation, reunions)
• Easy to setup, break down, and transport

Cons:

• Higher upfront cost
• You’ll need someone to store and manage it
• Slight learning curve if you’ve never used one before

What we love: With the HALO hardware, you get studio lighting built right in (no tripod light kits!), a sleek design, and easy portability. It’s durable enough for any kind of event—and stylish enough to blend into any environment.

Even better? Schools automatically get 15% off annual plans.

Option 3: Rent a Photo Booth for the Night

Short on time or don’t want to manage the tech yourself? Opting for a photo booth rental could be your stress-free solution.

Pros:

• No setup or teardown worries (many rentals include delivery and setup)
• Great for one-night events like prom or grad parties
• Certain packages include a dedicated photo booth attendant

Cons:

• Higher cost per event (especially if you opt for an attendant and/or prints)
• Rental availability may be limited during peak seasons
• Less flexibility with customizations and more coordination required

Easy win: You can get started with the HALO software for just $9 a week and use your own iPad and ring light—perfect if you want something affordable, fun, and fully branded without the commitment.

Let Prom Night Live On

At the end of the night, it’s not about the playlist or the centerpiece—it’s about the memories. A great photo booth helps students feel seen on one of the biggest nights of their high school experience.

And when it looks amazing, runs seamlessly, and makes sharing easy? That’s a win for everyone.

Whether you’re planning a luxe, themed-out prom or a simple but meaningful celebration, Simple Booth HALO can help bring the experience to life—with stunning photos, instant sharing, and custom options that match your vibe.

So let the lights sparkle, the glam shine, and the memories roll.

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For many, that means prepping for egg hunts, outdoor brunches, and pastel-filled festivities. And whether or not Easter is part of your tradition, springtime offers the perfect excuse to gather, laugh, and snap a few fun photos together.

If you’re planning a spring celebration—big or small—don’t let the photo booth be an afterthought. With a little prep, it can become the highlight of your event and a memory-maker for guests of all ages.

Whether you’re hosting a backyard brunch, a school egg hunt, a church gathering, or a community-wide festival, here’s how to create an iPad photo booth experience that captures the joy and color of the season.

1⃣ Set a Bright & Playful Scene

This season is all about fresh starts, floral tones, and lighthearted fun. Choose a setup that feels airy, colorful, and festive—even if your event isn’t centered around Easter itself.

Backdrop ideas:

• Pastel fringe curtains, floral backdrops, or a faux grass wall adorned with oversized paper flowers or butterflies—all perfect for capturing spring vibes.
• Take it outside for natural beauty: blooming trees and soft sunlight do the heavy lifting.
• No scenic setup? No problem. With the Simple Booth HALO® app, virtual background replacement lets you instantly transport guests anywhere—no matter what’s behind them.

Spring props and extras:

• Bunny ears, egg baskets, floral crowns, or goofy sunglasses—classic props that never miss.
• Want something fuss-free and eco-friendly? HALO users can tap into digital props, stickers, and overlays with zero cleanup required.
• Go the extra mile with custom stickers or props that match your event theme, sponsor, or school colors.

2⃣ Make It Easy for Everyone

One of the best things about a photo booth? It’s fun for all ages. 

Young people love the dress-up and silliness. Adults enjoy the nostalgia and instant sharing. And grandparents? They’ll adore printed or digital keepsakes with the people they love most.

With HALO’s easy setup and intuitive interface, guests of all ages can jump in solo or snap a group shot without needing assistance.

Bonus: Offer different capture types (photo, boomerang, GIF) so guests can choose their own adventure.

3⃣ Don’t Skip the Personalization

Whether you’re hosting a formal fundraiser or a backyard bash, a little customization goes a long way.

Make it yours with:

• Your event name or date on the photo overlay and in the online gallery.
• Your organization’s logo—great for highlighting sponsors or supporting a fundraising goal.
• Pre-made Easter themes in the HALO app, complete with a festive start screen and photo overlay

These small touches make your photos more memorable and shareable—whether families are reliving special moments from afar or you’re hoping to spread the word about your brand or cause.

4⃣ Keep It Simple (& Budget-Friendly)

Good news: You don’t need a big budget or a full production team to create a standout spring photo booth.

Simple Booth’s weekly software plans are perfect for one-time events (and start at $9 per week). Already have an iPad and stand? You’re nearly there. Add the HALO app and some good lighting, and you’re set for a sleek, modern photo experience guests won’t forget.

For DIY setups:

• Lighting is everything—set the scene right, and the photos shine.
• Grab spring-themed décor from craft stores, or give last year’s decorations a second life for a budget-friendly boost.
• Set up near a window or in a softly shaded outdoor spot—natural light does wonders for flattering shots.

5⃣ Plan for the Full Season

Spring calendars fill up fast—school events, birthday parties, community fairs, and end-of-year celebrations. If you’re juggling multiple events, having reliable gear makes a huge difference.

The HALO® iPad photo booth is designed to be event-ready and easy to transport:

• Studio-quality lighting makes photos look polished, even in gymnasiums or outdoor spaces.
• With its built-in charging system, all you need is a nearby outlet to keep it running through long days (no babysitting required).
• Lightweight, compact design with a waterproof travel case—ready for those unpredictable April showers.

From school carnivals to spring galas, it’s an all-in-one solution that moves with you and delivers every time.

Highlight Spring Events Every Year

Spring is a time of celebration—whether it’s Easter, the end of the school year, or just enjoying time with the people you love. A thoughtfully planned photo booth brings energy, connection, and a whole lot of smiles to the season.

Whether you’re DIY-ing a family egg hunt or managing a busy calendar of community events, HALO makes it simple to create a photo experience that’s fun, easy, and unforgettable. From customizable overlays to digital props and instant sharing, it’s all about capturing the magic of the moment—no matter how you celebrate.

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The photo booth industry continues to evolve rapidly, making PBX a great opportunity to see the latest trends, products, and innovations. Plus, there are always lots of floor specials from vendors to make the trip worth it!

But if you weren’t able to attend this year, have no fear! Simple Booth sent our marketing team to walk the PBX 2025 trade show floor, capture photos, and take notes on all the emerging trends in the photo booth industry. We’ve brought all these findings together and broke them down for you in this article.

So without further ado, here’s what we saw at PBX 2025:

• Wooden photo booths
• Robots and glam bots
• Digital and print sharing
• 360 photo booths
• A growing ecosystem
• iPad photo booths

TLDR: Watch the video

Wooden photo booths are having a moment

Vintage aesthetics are making a strong comeback. Many booths featured vintage wooden enclosures, blending nostalgia with modern technology. This trend taps into the popularity of warm, natural materials that evoke a classic, timeless feel.

Other retro-inspired styles were also on the rise, too. Film strip-style prints and old-school flash photography equipment were particularly popular, with vendors embracing nostalgia while still incorporating modern digital features.

Robots are taking over

Some of the busiest booths included SketchBot, which transform photos into digital sketches or hand-drawn-style artwork, and the official Glambot, a high-speed robotic arm capturing dramatic video effects reminiscent of Hollywood red carpet activations.

Automation and robotics certainly can add a “wow” factor to any event, but they can also be complicated to operate and expensive to own.

Digital, prints, 3D, and mosaics

Digital sharing continues to grow in popularity, and prints are still kicking. Several major printing vendors were present at PBX and many photo booth software providers were eager to show how their software connects to printers.

Wired printing solutions that plug into an iPad were the #1 choice, including the AirCast Pro and DNP WCMPlus.

Like many other facets of the photo booth industry, we’re seeing a proliferation in features and options. Printing doesn’t just have to be on paper anymore—it can be on cookies, cupcakes, lattes, or even 3D keepsakes!

Photo mosaics also continue to have a presence, available both digitally or physically where you hang each print in a designated spot—great for big immersive exhibits or experiences.

Although it’s nice to walk away with a tangible keepsake, we were disappointed with the quality of many 2D prints—even from booths that appeared to use DSLR cameras instead of tablets. We can’t explain why, but it felt like physical takeaways should be higher quality.

The move to 3D could is interesting, but it remains to be seen if it will resonate with photo booth customers in the long term. And no doubt the media costs are a pretty penny!

360 booths seem to have peaked

Two years ago, 360 photo booths, complete with platforms for small groups to stand on and rotating arms that swing around to record slow-motion videos, were all over the trade show floor. People were excited about them and expanding their business by adding these units.

This year, we probably saw more 360 photo booths walking down the Vegas strip than we saw actually on the PBX trade show floor.

Despite some new 360 solutions like the Tortilla from PBSCO, the presence of 360 booths at PBX decreased notably. This may be because they were competing for space against other novel attractions like “glam bot” and AI software features or perhaps the fad is truly fading.

For the 360 booths that were set up at PBX, there weren’t many crowds gathered to see them in action this year. They no longer feel like the “next big thing.”

Many brands and businesses seem to be searching for the next innovation beyond the 360 experience.

The ecosystem is growing

Let’s be clear, there were a lot of photo booths at PBX 2025.

But there were also a lot of companies offering tools to help run a photo booth business. Vendors included booking software, to props and template designers, support providers, insurance, and even a photo booth podcast recording live.

AI photo booths have potential… but it’s early

AI-powered photo and video experiences were everywhere, but they didn’t always hit the mark.

Common issues we noticed:

• Some AI filters felt gimmicky—more like a “head-in-a-hole” template than truly immersive experiences.
• AI-generated often altered skin tones, body proportions, and features so much that the final result barely looks like the same person. We witnessed one woman with a darker complexion test an AI photo booth feature from a certain vendor (who shall remain nameless) and was transformed into a white cartoon version of herself. We can’t say for sure what look she was going for, but we’d imagine… not that. In her words, “It was weird.”
• Processing times were slow—one AI booth took 1.5 minutes per image, which felt like forever in a fast-paced event setting.

AI-powered effects were everywhere, though in our experience, none felt truly seamless or ready for mass-market sharing just yet, with most still having a ‘beta’ feel.

While the technology is evolving, the industry still has work to do in making AI-generated content feel more natural and compelling.

iPad photo booths are everywhere

Ever since Simple Booth released our first photo booth apps for iPad, iPads have become the #1 choice for photo booths, whether using the iPad camera for simplicity or a DSLR for the best quality.

This was clearer than ever at PBX 2025.

Almost every vendor that makes photo booths had an iPad photo booth on display.

One exception was TouchPix, which has branched out to cross-platform support for Linux and Raspberry Pi. This opens up intriguing possibilities, but whether it catches on is yet to be seen.

What we didn’t see at PBX 2025

The Photo Booth Expo was a hub of energy and innovation, showcasing everything from glam robot arms to AI software features, and an ocean of iPad photo booths. Many vendors clearly poured their hearts into new concepts, though we did notice some recurring challenges.

A handful of booths still had a “DIY” feel, with visible seams, tangled cables, and materials that might show wear over time. With more clients asking for photo booths as statement pieces—whether at weddings, corporate events, or experiential activations—attention to build quality and aesthetics can make or break the perceived value.

Lighting was another area that left room for improvement. In an age when everyone’s first instinct is to share photos on social media, subpar lighting can result in images that fail to capture the moment. Some booths relied on underpowered LEDs or poorly diffused light, while even models boasting DSLR cameras at times missed exposure settings. The difference between an amateurish, washed-out photo and a crisp, well-lit image can directly influence how likely people are to share—and remember—the experience.

That’s one reason Simple Booth HALO® stands out. It was designed with an anodized aluminum body for greater durability, so it looks professional at events and survives countless transports. The integrated ring light provides consistent, flattering illumination, and each unit is crafted to be easily transportable and quick to assemble. In a market that balances speed, reliability, and polished results, HALO continues to deliver a robust solution that event professionals can set up with confidence.

By prioritizing factors like build quality, portability, and superior LED lighting, our team strives to push the industry toward better solutions that match both the creative vision of photo booth owners and the high expectations of modern consumers.

Tying it all together

The post-COVID era has brought an explosion of features, options, and variations to the photo booth industry. From 360 photo booths and AI-driven experiences to glam booths, sketch bots, and beyond, innovation continues to redefine how we capture moments.

As new ways to create photos and videos emerge, the industry keeps evolving, opening doors for fresh players and niche businesses alike—and we’re excited to be part of that journey.

The Simple Booth team left PBX 2025 with fresh ideas and valuable insights, and we hope this article left you with a few as well!

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Instead, it blew up.

For the event industry, revenue plummeted overnight and refund requests came pouring in, creating a financial disaster unlike any other. 

A lot of us in events felt our confidence shaken. When we build a business, it becomes part of our identity. When it struggles or fails, we question our self-worth. In this case, bringing people together transformed from a social good into the complete opposite: an illegal activity. The pandemic turned our worlds upside down.

But I believe things are about to change. Even as we enter the darkest moments of the pandemic, I have reasons to hope for 2021.

People want to get out

Americans are going stir crazy from a year of lockdowns and quarantines. Everyone is itching to get out and reconnect, meaning more pent-up demand for in-person events than ever before.

As soon as the CDC gives the all-clear for groups larger than 10 to gather, that demand will be unleashed in a rush of event planning for friends and family celebrations. Couples who postponed their weddings will put them back on the calendar. People will gather just because they can.

But when will that happen? I believe it could be sooner than we think.

Vaccinations and warm weather will converge

Vaccine distribution is ramping up significantly. In a matter of months, tens of millions of Americans will have been vaccinated just in time for warm weather to arrive. 

The result? Important numbers like case count will begin to improve—a lot.

It’ll be worth spending to make it special

Because in-person events will feel fresh and novel like never before, people will be more willing to splurge on event planners, venues, and entertainment. That’s where things really start to look up for the events industry.

I believe the ripple effect will usher in a new, golden new era for events—maybe even like the roaring 20s all over again.

Big events are another story

Large events like SXSW are staying virtual in 2021. My prediction is that it will be later in the year, if not 2022, before festivals, conferences, or other large-scale events can be held primarily in-person again. For now, they’ll stay virtual or hybrid.

However, once we cross the herd immunity threshold and people can safely gather in large numbers, it could get crazy. What if everyone wants to go out at the same time? If that is the case, tickets to sporting events and concerts will be more expensive than ever, and places like restaurants and bars will have lines out their doors.

It’s time to get ready

I can’t see the future, of course, but if you think I’m right, now is the time to get ready for it. There are plenty of things you can do that won’t break the bank. If you wait until a surge comes to launch or restart your event business, you’ve waited too long.

Here are three ways to prepare for a better 2021.

1. Update your packages

The consensus among event industry veterans is that virtual events are here to stay. I agree, but I wouldn’t put all my eggs in that basket. If they peak this year and budgets shift back to in-person events, it would be a good idea to have offerings that address both.

The safest thing to do now is have a product mix that includes thoughtful solutions for both in-person and virtual events. More importantly, make sure you have a compelling “hybrid event” package for small to medium sized events that are likely to come back first.

2. Develop your web presence

Event industry search keywords that mattered in 2019 are going to become important again in 2021. 

If you can’t get to the first organic spot in Google, getting on the first page should put you in the running for a lot of new leads. 

Given the unfortunate fact that a lot of event vendors have gone out of business and not all will have the capacity to handle more in-person bookings, leads may have to check with multiple vendors to find availability. The key is to make it as easy as possible for potential customers to find you.

Keep in mind that any changes to your website will take at least a few days to rank on Google, and often several weeks before they climb up the rankings at all, so it’s important to get ahead of the action. If you’re new to SEO, you can track your rankings with the Google Search Console and use Google Trends to research other keyword opportunities to publish content for.

3. Be ready to scale

If you’re eager to grow fast when the demand increases, you can hedge your bets by preparing to increase capacity without making any final commitments just yet.

Start talking to new candidates and previous employees about availability in 2021, but keep an open timeframe. If you have a list of people on deck and ready to work, you can increase your capacity much quicker when the timing is right.

You might also consider researching what equipment or software you would need to handle multiple bookings. Suppliers may be more likely to give a great deal right now than when business picks up significantly.

If it makes more sense to stay small and not increase capacity, consider raising prices for hot dates in the summer and fall. Customers will understand if prices have changed in these uncertain times. If you book up, you can’t go back and charge more later.

The year of the comeback

We’ve accustomed ourselves to being cautious in the last 9 months. We’ve warned ourselves to take things one step at a time. Nobody is expecting a miracle.

But we might just catch a break soon. The pandemic caught us off guard, but we can be prepared for the recovery. This is the year of the comeback for the events industry.

Let’s make the most of it.

About the Author

Mark Hennings
Co-founder & CEO of Simple Booth

Mark led photo booths into the age of social media with the LiveBooth app in 2012 before reinventing them from the ground up with the original Simple Booth app in 2013. He has 12 years experience in the event industry that started in college when he launched his first business filming wedding videos.

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62% of event professionals, in a survey by EventMB, expect virtual business events to “continue alongside in-person events going forward.” They also expect virtual B2B events to complement in-person events in the future instead of take away from them. The two will likely co-exist and form a new B2B event marketing mix.

There are challenges to overcome, however. In the same way that engaging an audience is the biggest challenge for in-person events, it can be even more daunting to engage the attendees of virtual events. Event planners say it’s their top challenge when it comes to executing to online business events. 

Here are 25 virtual event ideas to help you supercharge the experience for your next B2B virtual event.

1. Bring in an experienced MC

MCs are as important for virtual events as they are for in-person events.

From opening remarks to setting the tone and explaining how to get the most out of the upcoming sessions, MCs carry a lot of responsibility for making an event successful. If you get the right person with a great personality, it can increase engagement significantly.

For virtual events, a smooth MC becomes even more important if and when you run into technical snags, like losing audio, a bad connection, or somebody forgets to unmute their mic.

In situations like these, your MC can jump in, take charge, or lighten the mood with a joke.

2. Start with an icebreaker

Remind people that they’re attending your virtual event with a lot of other great people! Icebreakers are the classic way to get people out of their shell and immersed in an experience.

When done right, icebreakers can instantly get your mojo working and set your virtual event off to a great start. They warm up your attendees and prime them to engage with the rest of the conference.

For small groups where the goal is to get people to know each other better, the popular “two truths and a lie” icebreaker is a surefire hit.

For larger groups, here are some easy online icebreaker ideas (we’ll also dive into each of these individually):

• Create a word cloud
• Run a poll
• Play a trivia challenge

Many traditional icebreakers can translate into the online environment, one way or another. However, before you choose one, consider whether it will work for your size group or not.

3. Create a word cloud

Word clouds allow everyone to participate and have the potential to surprise and delight attendees.

These are low effort and high impact activities that can get a lot of attendees to participate. All you need is an engaging question that can have a one-word or very short answer, like:

• In one word, how would you describe 2020?
• How are you feeling right now?
• What is the best part of your day?
• What is your goal this month?
• How do you avoid burnout and regain focus?

The result is a visual display that attendees will be very interested in seeing, since they also helped to create it! There are many word cloud generators online to make this easy.

4. Gamify your event activities

The principle of gamification for boosting audience engagement is simple: give points to your attendees for everything they do.

For example:

• Register for the event mobile app – 5 points
• Choose sessions/create a personal schedule – 10 points
• Post a selfie using the event hashtag – 15 points

You get the idea.

To make this more fun and worthwhile, you can motivate attendees with prizes or recognition at the end of the event. Run a leaderboard to create some competitive heat in real-time. Ideally, give something to everyone for their points, even if it’s just a digital badge of honor.

5. Share behind-the-scenes insights

Maybe you don’t have a lot of “backstage footage” to share at a virtual conference where everyone is tuning in from their home office and all the event production is done on web servers instead of at a massive venue, but exclusive data insights are a next-best option!

You can put together pie charts, graphics, maps or other info-graphics on where attendees for your conference are from or other demographic data. For example, show that you have a diverse audience coming together from all over the world!

This is a great way to fill gaps between sessions or speakers and keep people from changing the channel.

6. Create an event microsite

Your event’s website or landing page is often your attendee’s first touchpoint with your event, and if it’s useful, they’ll keep coming back. It’s where they find out about the experts who’ll deliver sessions, the content they’ll need access, the people they could network with, and so on. 

It’s also where they find the agenda and details about the event schedule. 

Your microsite can prove even more important for virtual events, because your attendees will keep it pinned to their browser to learn what’s happening now and what comes next.

To make it more engaging during the event itself, add real-time elements to it like a Twitter feed, a countdown to the start, and post updates as they happen. 

7. Schedule real breaks

Sitting in a chair all-day isn’t anyone’s idea of an engaging business conference (especially when you were hoping to fly to an exotic location). As Zoom fatigue kicks in, you can experience a drop in engagement, especially for day-long or multi-day virtual events.

To combat this and “humanize” your audience, schedule breaks for real-life activities. Encourage participants to take 10 minutes and refresh their coffee, 20 minutes to go for a walk, have a yoga teacher lead a stretching session, or shut everyone down for a 30 minute lunch break–and remind attendees early when it’s time to place their mobile order for food!

Considering how remote work tends to expand to fill every crevice of our days and free time, your attendees will truly appreciate you for this thoughtful gesture.

8. Tie it together with a mobile app

According to Bizzabo, 91% of event organizers who use an event app see positive ROI. 

The mobile experience plays an important role in virtual events as well as in-person events.

Think about it this way. The virtual event experience is really split between a desktop and mobile. Your attendees might watch your sessions on their desktops but prefer to do things like creating their agendas, chatting with co-attendees, and networking on their mobile devices.

9. Send push notifications

If you create a microsite or launch a mobile app, remember to take advantage of push notifications, for browser or mobile. Alternatively, if you you can use a text messaging service for similar impact.

A simple notification when the next session is starting is a great way to nudge attendees and reengage. Also, share useful information bytes or factoids about the current speaker or your amazing sponsors.

Keep notifications short so they can be easily read and stay positive. The last thing you want is people distracted by technical difficulties, struggling to read the whole message!

10. Use live polls

Many speakers choose to start their session with a poll. It helps them gauge the feelings of the audience and get their instant attention.

The polls don’t even have to be work-related—they can be just for fun.

Also, this content is excellent for sharing on social media. You could live-tweet your poll’s results with your event’s hashtag and engage with your social following at the same time.

11. Reserve time for Q&A

One of the best ideas to engage attendees in a virtual conference is to let them interact with the speaker. 

Hosting virtual Q&As is pretty easy, you either need a chat room or Twitter hashtag to follow, and a person to monitor and select questions. You can choose to answer the questions as they’re raised or set up a dedicated Q&A session after the presentation. 

With virtual Q&A sessions, you can also enable your attendees to upvote questions they need answered. Posting questions anonymously is another feature you can offer.

12. Request post-event feedback

Post-event surveys are an easily overlooked way to engage your audience. Remember, just because they happen after the event is over, doesn’t mean they’re not as important as all the things leading up to and during the event.

You can use a post-event survey to get feedback to improve for next time. See what worked, what didn’t work, and make adjustments. Your attendees may have some great ideas for next time, too.

Most importantly, your attendees will appreciate being listened to and feeling that their ideas are valuable. Here are a few good questions for post-event surveys:

• On a scale of 1-5, how did you enjoy the conference?
• What were your favorite sessions or activities?
• Would you attend a virtual option next year?
• Are there any areas we can improve?

If you can incentivize surveys, you can expect to get up to three times higher response rates. Push notifications (both on web browsers and apps) also work great at prompting attendees to participate in surveys. 

13. Set up a chatroom

If you’ve tuned into YouTube or Facebook live video stream before, you’ll know how much viewers enjoy chatting and sharing their thoughts in the live chat window. It’s even more fun when the host is watching comments and interacts in real-time to keep viewership high.

Your event can have this same, vibrant dynamic too with a live chatroom.

Virtual event platforms like Zoom offer this right out of the box. Dedicated platforms like Slack and Discord can be used to set up your chatrooms.

The main downside to live chat is the potential for distracting side conversations. However, virtual attendees are likely to be distracted by other windows on their computer anyway—it might as well be on-topic!

14. Add life with emoji reactions

Facebook has taught everyone how to respond with emojis. Not everyone feels comfortable writing a full comment for everyone to see, but it’s easy to drop an emoji when you see something you like!

This is true for livestreams too, like in Facebook Live when you can press an emoji in real-time and it bubbles across the screen for other viewers.

We can all agree: emojis instantly uplift the mood of people watching! 

Look for this feature as a bonus when selecting your video streaming service or virtual event platform.

15. Surprise your audience

Attendees will come into your virtual event with pre-conceived notions about what it will be like. It might be a low bar.

You have the opportunity to completely surprise them!

Here are three unexpected virtual event ideas:

• Delight your attendees by inviting a musician to livestream a performance.
• Bring in a yoga instructor to lead a yoga session.
• Hire a magician to entertain before your next segment begins.

The opportunities are endless to remind people how big the world is and all the unique ways to enjoy it.

16. Play virtual games

A game might be just the virtual event idea you need for a online office party. You can play many classic group games like pictionary, trivia, bingo, or charades virtually.

Jackbox Games specializes in group games that people can join from their phones including drawing, word and phrase games, guessing games, and even murder mystery parties.

This holiday season, a lot of companies are looking for ways to host their virtual holiday party virtually. If you plan in advance, you can set up a Secret Santa gift exchange and have each participant mail the gift, and do the grand openings on camera.

A white elephant gift exchange is also totally doable. Your company could provide all the gifts, and either have a digital representation of each to be drop-shipped at the end, or order them all to one place and mark each as they get claimed and stolen on the livestream.

Giveaways, raffles, and magic wheels also make excellent virtual party games. 

17. Mix real world elements into games

When you combine real-life or physical activities with digital events, you can break screen fatigue and create high levels of engagement.

For example, announce a household scavenger hunt! Which attendees can gather all the items before the time runs out?

If you bring in a DJ to open or close the event with music, you could also host a virtual dance-off. Place a couple moles in the audience to make it awesome no matter what and encourage people to follow. Your attendees might surprise you with their talent!

18. Make attendees your co-creators

Don’t forget the audience “b-roll” footage just because your event is virtual!

Ask your attendees to record and submit a video ahead of your event with time to compile a collaborative video to show during your event.

This turns attendees from passive participants into co-creators with skin in the game. It also interests other attendees who will recognize co-workers and business associates on-screen!

19. Splice in video transitions

If you have pre-planned segments for your conference, make it feel polished with high-quality, pre-made video transitions. They can be just for branding or used to introduce a new speaker or topic. or functional to introduce each speaker or topic.

Video transitions and intros will help keep your audience hooked and they’re great because you can perfect them before the conference even starts.

You can also sell the branding on these to your sponsors to help cover video production costs.

20. Recruit top experts to talk

Nothing is guaranteed to engage more than having a star lineup of experts and influencers. Find people that your audience recognizes and wants to listen to.

Good content is the best audience engagement tool. This is an age-old rule for traditional events and it’s true for virtual events too!

21. Coordinate networking sessions

Networking sessions, breakout sessions, and one-on-one meetings are all possible for online events. They may feel a bit different remotely, but they’re still worth including in your virtual events as networking is one of the key goals that drives attendees to events. 

If you go with full-blown virtual event platforms, you’ll get such functionalities right out-of-the-box. But even in solutions like Zoom, you can set up workarounds by creating different rooms.

22. Host a virtual trade show

Nobody thought the internet would replace retail stores when it first came out, so maybe, just maybe, digital trade shows can be a thing. The whole event industry pivoted to support virtual events in 2020, and that includes software solutions for online trade show exhibit booths.

Some software providers will even generate a 3D virtual trade show with multiple booths showcasing the different solution providers that are participating. 

Your attendees can engage with virtual exhibit booths just the way they would with real booths. Instead of being available in-person, a brand’s representatives are available on chat and their marketing collateral like posters, pre-recorded demos, and promotional offers are all put on display.

Whether this makes sense for a lot of vendors is yet to be seen. On the one hand, the initial appeal is lower than a physical space to explore and talk with people. On the other, it’s much lower cost, so why not give it a try?

It’s online shopping meets conference expo!

23. Bring back the SWAG bag

Everybody loves swag, or “stuff we all get.”

Remember walking into an expo hall, getting your bag, and collecting all kinds of goods from each booth? Those were the days.

You can recreate the same swag experience online by preparing a web page of exclusive coupons, promotional discounts, and special offers from event sponsors. Make sure to organize it for attendees instead of having each sponsor send an email blast, which could get out of control fast.

24. Re-purpose content for year-round engagement

By recording your virtual event, you can edit a highlights reel or simply select your best segments to put on YouTube when the event is over. Link these back to your website and create a consistent new source of traffic.

You can use the video footage for lead generation or to create anticipation for next year’s event.

Consider how many TV shows don’t these days until years later. That’s the impact of online streaming and “binge-watching” culture, and it has repercussions everywhere. You might just find that your virtual event ROI only increases over time.

Virtual events never truly end–unless you forget to press record.

25. Set up a virtual photo booth

How was your event? The proof is in the pictures. Few things beat the engagement that a photo booth brings to in-person events.

Fortunately, virtual photo booths are here to fill the gap and deliver branded, Insta-worthy results.

By setting up a virtual photo booth, you engage your attendees and also empower them to create super shareable user-generated content that builds buzz around your event online.

Wrapping it up… 

We did it! That was awesome: 25 virtual event ideas to engage your audience.

To execute these, you’re going to need a virtual event tech stack that will require both investment and learning.

Get a head start by pairing a comprehensive virtual event platform with a few virtual event solutions providers. Most service providers offer an array of options, so picking one or two good ones early on can help you cover a lot of ground, stay lean and keep costs low.

Even Forrester advises that virtual event planners should focus first on their events’ goals, attendee experience, and content before getting to deep into the technical side of things—we couldn’t agree more.

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And let’s not even get started on the beauty that is your dress.

It’s all for a single day: the day you marry your best friend and party your socks off with your friends and family.

Of course, you’re going to have a photographer to document everything, but have you also wondered, “Do I need a photo booth at my wedding?“

TLDR: Photo booths are awesome and you should definitely have one.

Let’s talk about why photo booths are the perfect match for weddings, how to make sure yours is the best it can be, and then finally all the ways you can get one for your wedding!

Why have a wedding photo booth?

There are three classic ingredients to a stellar reception: open bar, dance party, and a photo booth. Case in point: even Kim Kardashian and Kanye had a photo booth at their wedding!

Photo booths are recommended regularly by wedding planners. Megan Metzger from Pearl Events Austin says that a photo booth is a must-have for her own wedding.

“Instead of having a camera in your face, like on the dance floor with a photographer, people really let loose and, for some reason, people feel more comfortable behind it,” Megan said.

Why are photo booths so popular? Let us count the reasons:

1. Photo booths up the fun factor

The cocktail hour can keep guests occupied and having fun between the wedding ceremony and reception. A photo booth can help fill in the gap, too, keeping guests entertained and the mood light. It’s a perfect distraction while you and your newly minted spouse are snapping those breathtaking photos that will make your nana cry.

But the fun doesn’t stop there.

Throughout the reception, your wedding photo booth will be the gift that keeps on giving—to you and your guests.

2. Photos are the best wedding favors

Your guests will love having a take-home memento, whether it’s in digital or print form.

Setting up one photo booth sure is a lot easier than tying hundreds of ribbons around bottles of bubbles that probably won’t make it out the door.

Most cliche wedding favors end up in the trash, but people tend to hang onto a great photo–especially when they can simply text it to their phone from a touch screen photo booth.

Most modern photo booth companies also provide access to an online wedding gallery after the big day, making it easy for you and your guests to relive the memories.

3. There’s too much happening for the photographer to capture it all

A photo booth complements a wedding photographer perfectly. Your photographer will get a lot of great photos, but they’re going to be mainly focused on you and the main events on the dance floor.

All the fun happening behind the scenes? That’s where the photo booth comes in.

Having a photo booth for your wedding is a great way to make sure you’re getting authentic pictures of every guest. Not everyone will do a formal pose for the wedding photographer, but they’ll likely visit the photo booth for a fun group picture or selfie. It’s like getting an extra set of wedding photos.

Wedding photo booth ideas

Now that you know why a photo booth is a must-have for your wedding, here are some ideas to help make sure it’s a smash hit.

1. Choose the perfect location

Locate your selfie booth in a high-traffic area of the wedding venue, like near the bar or dance floor. Make sure that your guests can see it from where they’ll be hanging out. If your guests don’t see the photo booth they’re not going to use it.

Sometimes, a venue coordinator will try to get you to put your photo booth in a back room or closet where nobody will find it. Don’t let them do it! The key to having a lot of participation and photos is for people to see other people having fun and want to join in.

If possible, leave some open space around your photo booth. It will probably have a a line at some point and it will be more inviting if it’s easier to access. If guests have to fight their way through tightly packed tables, they’re going to be less excited to join in the fun.

2. Draw attention to your photo booth

Getting the photo booth started is just like getting the dance party started, but easier! Enlist your DJ or emcee, wedding party, and close friends to start the photo booth fun and other guests will quickly join in.

You can hang signage and reminders to make sure guests know where to find the photo booth and that you want them to participate.

Of course, the best thing you can do is have an eye-catching photo booth that captures the attention of your guests all on its own.

Above all, the photo booth for your wedding should look inviting. We recommend having the area brightly lit and matching the backdrop to your wedding’s style. You want your wedding photo booth to be another part of your reception venue that people will look at and say, “that’s beautiful!”

Whether your wedding is formal or boho, you’ll want to create that same feeling with your photo booth.

A great way to do that is our next tip…

3. Plan a custom photo booth backdrop

The right backdrop is essential for your selfie station. It’s going to be in every photo and should be beautiful and eye-catching.

Your backdrop can be as simple as a plain color. But, if you really want your personality to shine, bring the backdrop to life with decorations that capture your wedding theme.

Here are some ideas to spice up a blank wall:

• Fun, removable wallpaper
• Hanging fabric
• Vinyl decals
• Fringe curtains
• Hanging fresh flowers (or a flower wall)
• Have a custom neon sign made
• Glam gold sequins

For an outdoor wedding and reception, you can use the natural beauty of greenery around you as a backdrop. Or, hang some frames from a nearby tree to create a simple photo booth scene.

Looking for something a bit more complex? Put together four wooden pallets and decorate it with flowers for a rustic but elegant backdrop. You can do the same with reclaimed wood.

And the beauty of rustic elegance is that it doesn’t have to be perfect. Just make sure you’re not leaving any exposed nails!

Not interested in building your own photo booth backdrop for your wedding? Consider hiring a rental company that can take care of a custom backdrop for you, or use a software that supports green screen to make it ridiculously easy to add any background you want.

4. Handpick your props

People love grabbing props to pose with in front of the photo booth. However, your props will set the tone of your photos, so make sure you love them! Oftentimes, photo booth rental companies can provide you with various options or will be open to special requests for themed props.

The downside of many props is that they can get messy. Another route is to go minimalist and rely entirely on digital props. Digital props are like having Snapchat filters right in your photo booth! Your wedding guests will have a blast choosing stickers and graphics that can even track their face on animated GIFs or videos.

Or, why not the best of both worlds? You can mix and match a few tasteful real-life props with a handful of digital options to up the creativity.

5. Stream a feed of the live photos

Are you planning to have a wedding slideshow or love story video at your reception?

Get double-duty out of that big screen by setting up a live feed from your wedding photo booth. You and your guests will enjoy (and laugh at) all the fun being had at the photo booth.

People love seeing their images popup up on the big screen in real-time and it will encourage other guests to join in!

6. Make it easy for guests to share

A traditional photo booth will print two photo strips, one as a party-favor for the guest and another as a keepsake for the bride and groom that can go in a guest book or wedding album. Nowadays, if you give a guest a photo strip, the next thing you will probably see them do is take a picture of it on their phone to preserve and share online.

People simply prefer to have everything on their phone and not have to worry about a photo strip getting crumpled in their pocket or purse. Modern selfie stations take the experience digital and collect photos in online gallery, which act like virtual scrap books of your wedding day!

Guests love seeing pics instantly on their phone and being able to share them to social media just as easily. All the pictures can have your wedding themed graphics and hashtag attached, or even link back to your wedding website if you want.

7. Schedule open and closed times

Wedding receptions are full of special events including toasts, special dances, bouquet tosses, and more.

Sometimes, you might want guests letting loose in the photo booth, su. Other times, you might want them focused on what’s happening on the dance floor. You don’t want wild laughter interrupting that romantic first dance as a married couple, after all.

Make sure that your guests know when your wedding photo booth will be open and closed.

Your DJ or emcee is a great resource to keep guests on task. Use them to remind guests of the best times to use the photo booth: cocktail hour, after the formal program, or during dinner are the best.

How to book a photo booth

Here are four ways to get an awesome photo booth at your wedding.

1. Set up a DIY photo booth

It’s easier than ever to set up a DIY photo booth with an app like Simple Booth HALO® for iPad.

Setting up a DIY photo booth can make sense if you want to save money, are planning a destination wedding somewhere remote, or want to keep your reception intimate without an extra photo booth attendant.

Modern photo booth apps can run on a tablet, be easily set up on a tripod, and basically run themselves–especially if you are only doing digital delivery and don’t need prints. Guests use the photo booth platform by themselves which means your wedding planner—and YOU—can focus on other things.

Want a DSLR or mirrorless camera? Make sure to read our article on the best cameras for photo booths.

Simple Booth strives for simplicity in our platform, taking guests through an easy process to get photos instantly to their phones. This leaves plenty of time for everyone to take and share multiple photos from your celebration.

2. Hire a local photo booth vendor

To keep your wedding day stress-free, you might consider renting a photo booth from a local vendor for your wedding. A professional photo booth rental offers a high-quality experience for you and your guests.

There are many local photo booth vendors to choose from, but their photo booth setups and services may vary greatly. Here are some questions you might want to ask a photo booth vendor:

• Do you have photos from an event I can? Make sure you like how they look!
• Do you offer motion formats like GIF and video, or only still photos?
• Will I receive a digital gallery of my photos afterward?
• What ways to you offer for guests to receive their photos?
• Do you offer printing? Does it cost extra?
• Does the photo booth include an attendant in case of technical issues?
• What backdrop and prop options do you have available to choose from?
• Will you design a custom theme or graphics for my wedding? Can I see examples from previous weddings?

3. Rent a photo booth online

As of recently, you can even rent a photo booth online that gets shipped to you in a box! For some weddings, it’s the perfect compromise between DIY and professional equipment.

4. Buy a photo booth

This might sound completely crazy, but if you have an iPad you’re already halfway there. Plus, if you own a compact, portable photo booth ahead of your big day, you can make use of it at a lot more special events:

• Bridal Shower
• Bachelor or Bachelorette Party
• Rehearsal Dinner

Maybe you’ll even decide it makes sense to start your own photo booth company when friends and family are so impressed with your setup!

Photo booths are worth it

Your wedding day is one of the most important days of your entire life. You’ll want to document as much of it as you can. A photo booth can do that perfectly.

There’s also something about a photo booth that brings out the creative and quirky sides of people, and those are the things you’ll most want to remember about the people you’ve chosen to share your special day with.

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