Ian & Amber, our couple for the day were certianly easy to work with, what a great looking couple! My job was to hang back and capture candids with the long lens (wedding paparazzi) which was a ton of fun. I started the day at St. Pat’s for the ceremony (beautiful setting, lots of stained glass and pale contrasting tones) and then off to Henderson Lake and the Galt Museum for wedding party photos.

This was the first wedding of 2009 for me, and was a great warmup for some of the solo couples I’ve booked through the year. Ian & Amber are off to Thailand for their honeymoon, for a well deserved break.

I hope to work with Tanya again in this capacity, it really was low stress, high quality results.

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Not only does a photo booth show your appreciation for the family members and friends sharing your nuptials with you, it also makes them fully a part of the occasion. Guests like to feel they belong, and everyone loves a picture show!

While the wedding party are off with the official photographer, guests are often left in awkward silence at the reception site, awaiting their arrival. One way to create a unique, fun, and welcoming atmosphere is to invite guests to have their photos taken—at a dedicated photo “booth”. Your guests can have their pictures made singly, in whacky pairs, or in creative groups.

This ice-breaking activity encourages guests to mix, mingle, and feel completely at ease with the group. The excitement generated by the first few “models” is so contagious, even your most reserved guests will find it hard to resist joining in. You will find reception guests popping in and out of the booth amid gales of laughter and silly snickering all night long!

In years to come, you will treasure the formal photographs taken at your wedding as heirloom reminders of this important day. However, the photo booth will capture hundreds of candid shots of your family and friends at their truest, most lovable selves. The zany poses, goofy faces, and spontaneous giggling emanating from the photo booth will really immortalize the moment.

Dedicated photographer at your wedding or event,
studio lights, backdrop and props
^$400 (Includes ^$50 Product Credit)