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A wedding reception is as much about entertaining one’s guests as it is about the newly married couple. Most weddings incorporate the standard rituals of awkward toasts by friends and family, cake stuffing and the YMCA song by The Village People. Few wedding parties however provide long lasting photos that guests really cherish.

Current trends in wedding planning indicate that much pomp and circumstance have been toned down in lieu of informal celebration. This is where a wedding photo booth comes into play. Incorporating a wedding photo booth into your celebration lends a DIY feeling to your nuptials.

Whether you are getting hitched for the first time in a church setting or tying the knot later in life sans a religious context, a wedding photo booth rental brings out the best in your wedding guests. They will be more willing to having their professional photo taken without the prying influence of a wedding photography asking them to plaster on a smile. Photo booth pics are flattering, versatile and trendy.

An impeccable and creative shot high resolution image of your wedding party is is bound to be circulated on Facebook over and over again. What could be a better party favor besides a handful of attractive photo booth pictures?

LA Photobooth is a good rental option for your California-based weddding because it incorporates a tethered monitor on which to view images in real time. A major benefit of digital photography is that so many images can be taken and tossed away if they are unflattering. You and your wedding party can take a thousand images and only order or display prints of the most flattering or interesting shots. Check out the some of the galleries from past events on www.laphotobooth.net for some examples of the pictures you could end up with.

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LAPhotobooth needs a 10″ x 10″ space to set up in. If the weather is good you can have the photobooth outdoors. Otherwise, it is best to select an area of your gathering that is slightly out of the way but not hidden. At a recent party, the photobooth was set up in the vestibule of the house so guests passed by the action on their way into the main space. You could also use a bedroom or garage as long as there is enough space for all the equipment and minimal clutter.

We bring all the equipment (lights, stands, backdrop, digital SLR camera, laptop, props and a remote control). Your guests may take as many pictures as they like using the remote control. As the photos get processed your guests will be able to watch them appear in real time on the monitor in front of them. Afterward, we will give you a cd of the images that you can upload, email or print.

The best part about having Laphotobooth is that the pace of the photographs is set at your own pace rather than managed by the photographer. Many people feel more at ease when they are left in control to press the capture button on the remote control. While technical support will be readily on hand to assist with any problems the process is extremely straightforward and easy to manage.

LAPhotobooth Naughty Librarian Party

 After seven years of higher education I recently received my Master’s degree in Library and Information Science. To celebrate I invited fifty of my friends and acquaintances to come to my house and party with me dressed in the finest librarian garb. Everyone looked fantastic in their starched white shirts, black plastic glasses and sensible shoes. Justin was there early and was testing his set up on the very first guests who arrived to my party. Despite that the set up appeared simple and obtrusive, the lighting made everyone look fantastic. 

As more of guests arrived, the photobooth was the main point of activity at the party. A consistent, happy and laughing crowd of people formed around the camera and lingered there until early in the morning. I couldn’t believe how glamourous everyone looked in their photos.  Justin had also brought along a box of props (wigs, costumes, picture frames, etc.) which worked to inspire my guest’s creativity even further.

The best part of the photobooth was not actually the photos that were produced, although they were absolutely killer, but the mood that it lent to the rest of the party. People were much more engaged with my event after they had their photo taken. People were dancing, mingling and talking almost immediately as opposed to most parties where it takes a long time to get the atmosphere just right.

There are a lot of companies that set up photobooths at events but I have never seen such an effective and beautiful set up like LAPhotobooth. Check out my photos in the gallery under the “Naughty Librarian Party”. Don’t worry, it is only PG rated.

-Tawny S. Sverdlin, A Satisfied Client