Weddings
The gap between dinner and dancing, and the guests your photographer cannot be in two places for.
We would suggest: Any of them. Plenty of receptions take two.

Orlando & Central Florida
The room, the time of day and who is standing in it change which booth is the right one. These pages say what changes, and what we would put in your room.
The gap between dinner and dancing, and the guests your photographer cannot be in two places for.
We would suggest: Any of them. Plenty of receptions take two.
Branding on the prints, a slot that fits the run of show, and one invoice at the end.
We would suggest: The magic mirror, usually.
December fills first, the rooms are tighter, and it is often the only night the whole company is together.
We would suggest: The LED inflatable booth, if the room allows it.
Thirteen year olds and grandparents in the same room, with completely different ideas of a good photo.
We would suggest: The 360 booth for the kids, with a second booth if the budget allows.
A court of fifteen in one frame, a ballgown, and a palette the lighting can be set to.
We would suggest: The LED inflatable wall, with the 360 alongside it if the budget allows.
Outdoors, in daylight, with four generations who will not all be together again for years.
We would suggest: The LED inflatable booth outdoors, the magic mirror if you want prints.

Not on the list
These pages exist for the event types where the advice genuinely changes. Plenty of other parties work just as well, they simply do not need a page of their own to explain why.
Tell us the date, the venue and roughly how many guests, and we will tell you which booth we would bring and what it costs.
The equipment
Whatever the event, this is what we bring. Each page above says which one we would put in your room and why.

A rotating arm sweeps a camera around your guests while they stand on a lit platform. Everyone gets a slow-motion video on their phone before they leave the dance floor.

A 10 foot inflatable wall with LED strips built into the panels. Seven main colors, or dial in your own with the remote, and the whole thing goes up in about ten minutes.

A 65 inch mirror with a 43 inch touch screen behind the glass. Guests walk up, touch to start, and walk away with a print, a GIF or a boomerang.
Questions
Yes, more than most people expect. A reunion in a park at two in the afternoon gets nothing from a glowing LED wall, because daylight beats it. A company party in December is in a small room where footprint decides everything. A bar mitzvah has to serve thirteen year olds and grandparents at once. Our booths are genuinely different machines, so the right answer changes with the room, the time of day and who is in it.
Get in touch anyway. Birthdays, sweet sixteens, graduations, engagement parties, anniversaries and school events all work, and the pages here exist for the event types where the advice genuinely differs rather than because they are the only ones we cover.
Yes. It is worth considering when the room has two distinct groups who want different things, which is most common at bar and bat mitzvahs and at large weddings. Tell us the venue and the guest count and we will tell you honestly whether the space supports two.
Price depends on which booth you want, the date, how many hours you need and where the venue is, rather than on what the event is called. Local delivery, setup and pickup are included in the number we quote either way.
Send us the date, the venue and roughly how many guests, and we will come back with availability and a price. Delivery, setup and pickup are already in it.