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coupon for photobooth

Jaebella82 Posted:

coupon for photobooth

groupon.com has a deal going on for photobooths, worth a look. click me!
Maymay Posted:

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That is an AWESOME deal...I am going to purchase it..thank you for posting!!!!!
DANAnPATRICK Posted:

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Its located in Jersey and they charge you fees for travel from there so double check what the extra costa are.

Maymay Posted:

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I called them before to make sure and there is no charge for me since Massapequa was within 60 miles of their office location!

It's an awesome deal and I am so glad I just checked that off my list!
BrianBride Posted:

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calling now! thanks!

csteen85 Posted:

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It says the Groupon expires in a year - does thta mean the Wedding has to happen in a year or you have to schedule it/reserve it within a year??

Thank you!
Jaebella82 Posted:

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Posted by csteen85

It says the Groupon expires in a year - does thta mean the Wedding has to happen in a year or you have to schedule it/reserve it within a year??

Thank you!



anytime :)

not sure about the expiration question but you should DEF find out! good luck :)
erica8311 Posted:

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ommgg ive been waiittting for this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! thank u soooo much
engaged0217 Posted:

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I think I'm going to do this too! Just waiting for the FH to look at it. Has anyone called up the co yet? I probably will want to add the scrapbook too!

engaged0217 Posted:

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DrublWEb7sk

Found a video of it in case you were wondering what the booths look like,

I'm not crazy about the way they look, but I think its still a good deal.
TheLadyJ Posted:

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I called. They will honor past the 1-year mark for an additional $150 fee, but I would call them yourself to confirm.

Also, this doesn't include a CD or scrapbook, which would be an extra $125.

What you see in the offer is what you get. And notice it's only for 3 hours.

Maymay Posted:

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Posted by TheLadyJ

I called. They will honor past the 1-year mark for an additional $150 fee, but I would call them yourself to confirm.

Also, this doesn't include a CD or scrapbook, which would be an extra $125.

What you see in the offer is what you get. And notice it's only for 3 hours.




When I spoke with them, I was told the CD was included but the scrapbook was not. You can always provide your own scrapbook and materials and they will charge you a $50 fee for person working the booth to manage it for you. I think you can probably get away with setting up the scrapbook yourself there and not paying the $50.

I think 3 hours is the perfect amount of time also....we are going to have them set up during dinner and then have them there for the last three hours of the reception. You figure cocktail hour everyone is mingling and talking about the ceremony...then you have first dances and intro's plus dinner...you dont want people up and taking pics during that.. I think right after dinner is perfect because that's when the party starts and people have had a few cocktails and you'll get funnier pics!

Just my two cents
TheLadyJ Posted:

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Posted by Maymay


Posted by TheLadyJ

I called. They will honor past the 1-year mark for an additional $150 fee, but I would call them yourself to confirm.

Also, this doesn't include a CD or scrapbook, which would be an extra $125.

What you see in the offer is what you get. And notice it's only for 3 hours.




When I spoke with them, I was told the CD was included but the scrapbook was not. You can always provide your own scrapbook and materials and they will charge you a $50 fee for person working the booth to manage it for you. I think you can probably get away with setting up the scrapbook yourself there and not paying the $50.

I think 3 hours is the perfect amount of time also....we are going to have them set up during dinner and then have them there for the last three hours of the reception. You figure cocktail hour everyone is mingling and talking about the ceremony...then you have first dances and intro's plus dinner...you dont want people up and taking pics during that.. I think right after dinner is perfect because that's when the party starts and people have had a few cocktails and you'll get funnier pics!

Just my two cents



All good points. But when I did the math, I realized I'd have to put in at least an extra $200 so it wasn't worth it for me.

Fh and I have really just started planning so we can't really splurge on an 'extra' right now until we figure out the costs of the basics.

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