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Thinking about hiring a photo booth for your wedding? The photo booth is often the centre piece of a wedding, it is a source of entertainment and joy. On top of that it provides a quirky way to immortalise the date.
If you are planning to hire a photo booth for your wedding, this article will provide you some quick tips on how to pick the best supplier, booth and make sure the photo-booth is the highlight of your wedding.
Photo Booth Attendant
Some photo booth rentals include an attendant. They take care of the technical side of the operation and make sure that if anything goes wrong, it gets sorted quickly. Depending on the price you might want to opt for an attendant. That’s completely fine, but if you are having a boozy affair, then the risk of damage to the machine goes up, and an attendant could help smooth things over.
Attendants can also help guests pick poses, where to look etc… although that sounds like something people would be able to figure out, the drunker amongst us might appreciate it.
Photo Booth Equipment
Not all photo booths are made equal. Their picture quality, filters and functionality actually vary quite a lot vender to vender. Even the dimensions of the images change depending on the machine. You do not want low resolution images printed on larger paper, so make sure you test the machine before you rent.
If you cannot go to the vender to test the image, ask for some samples to check the quality of the companies photos. You want to try and solve any technical issues before the big day!
Enclosed or Open-air Photo Booth
There are two options of photo booths. You can get an enclosed one or an open air one. The enclosed phot booths are much smaller and can normally hold only two people. Some of the larger ones can hold 5 – 15 people, but the open air photo booths can cover way more people.
The open air photo booth is less intimate and candid, which some people may think ruins the photo-booth experience a little. Mostly down to personal preference here.
Learn more about how to hire photo booths with EventRhino.
