i love the idea of the photobooth, but FH is kind of unsure ... so here are some questions we have
-- who did you rent it from and how much did you pay? -- did you have a prop table so people can get 'dressed up' and take pictures? -- were people waiting in line for long periods of time rather than dancing and eating? -- did it take up a lot of room in the venue? -- did you think it was worth the price?
thanks everyone!
MrsDrinkh20
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we used partybooths.com and LOVED them! We used props and it was SO fun...I highly recommend this! FM if you h ave any questions and check my albums for pics1
Bride2011
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how much of a process is it for them to set up and take down the booth? We're having a five hour reception, and were thinking that the booth should already be set up as guests come in, and be there till the end. However, it seems that most packages are for 4 hours.
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how much of a process is it for them to set up and take down the booth? We're having a five hour reception, and were thinking that the booth should already be set up as guests come in, and be there till the end. However, it seems that most packages are for 4 hours.
i am not doing a photobooth after all but i got an forum mail this morning from a photobooth company that has 4 hours for $900 and they set up and take down on their own time so you're not charged for that. If you want their info, FM me
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how much of a process is it for them to set up and take down the booth? We're having a five hour reception, and were thinking that the booth should already be set up as guests come in, and be there till the end. However, it seems that most packages are for 4 hours.
just booked party booths last night. They ask for access to the venue 2 hours before start time. I booked 4 hours and will only have it for the reception. I think it is more than enough time. They are set up on their own time before your scheduled time.
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how much of a process is it for them to set up and take down the booth? We're having a five hour reception, and were thinking that the booth should already be set up as guests come in, and be there till the end. However, it seems that most packages are for 4 hours.
just booked party booths last night. They ask for access to the venue 2 hours before start time. I booked 4 hours and will only have it for the reception. I think it is more than enough time. They are set up on their own time before your scheduled time.
I agree. Our reception is 5 hours, so I guess we have to splurge for the extra hour if we don't want them disassembling it during vienesse hour lol
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We went to my little cousin's bar mitzvah a few months ago, and he had the most hi-tech, outta this world photobooth, it was like being in a professional photoshoot! The pictures you take get sent directly to your phone and you get a CD at the end with an edited version of everybody's photoshoot with awesome backgrounds, my aunt said everything is custom. I asked the attendant for his information for my wedding, check out their site www.superboothsinc.com