For wedding receptions
A booth that suits the room you have spent a year planning, and gives your guests a place to gather between dinner and the last song.
Wedding photo boothsWeddings & corporate events
Photo Booth Rental
in Troy, Michigan
A photo booth experience for wedding receptions and corporate events, planned around your room, your schedule and your guests.
Prefer to talk it through? Call (734) 719-4866 with your date and venue.
The evening, remembered.
Two kinds of evening
A wedding reception and a company event ask different things of a photo booth. We plan them differently, starting with the questions each one raises.
For corporate events
A planned, presentable part of the program for holiday parties, client evenings and company milestones.
Corporate photo boothsThe experience
How the evening comes together
Most of the work happens before anyone arrives. By the time your guests walk in, the decisions have been made and the booth is simply part of the room.
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The first conversation
Tell us the date, the venue and the shape of the event. We will ask about your guest count, your schedule and what you would like people to leave with.
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Setup and visual direction
We talk through where the booth should stand, how it should look beside your flowers, lighting or signage, and what your venue needs from us beforehand. You see the plan before you commit to it.
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On the day
Nothing is left to decide. Guests step in when they feel like it, a few at a time, and the evening gets recorded from the inside.
Gallery
From the contact sheet
The frame people keep is rarely the first one. It is the second or third, after someone has said something and the whole group has stopped behaving.
The style of the booth, what sits behind your guests and how the photographs reach them are all settled with you before you book. Ask us to walk you through the current setup when you inquire.
Yours will have your people in it.
Inquire About Your DateWedding photo booth rental in Troy
One more place to gather, and a reason to
For couples and planners who care how the room looks, how the evening feels, and whether the photographs are ones anybody keeps.
You chose the room, the flowers and the light with care. The booth should look as though it was invited.
Before the day, we talk through where it will stand, what your guests will see behind them in the frame, and how it reads from across the room. It should add to the reception without competing with it.
Then there is timing. Some couples open the booth during cocktail hour, while the two of you are away for portraits. Others save it for after dinner, when the jackets come off. We plan it around your timeline and your planner's.
What you keep is the part your photographer cannot be everywhere for: college roommates crowded into one frame, grandparents taking it more seriously than anyone.
Worth deciding together
- a.Where the booth stands in the room
- b.When it opens and when it closes
- c.What appears behind your guests
- d.How it sits with your photographer and planner's schedule
Corporate events
Planned like the rest of your program
A company event has a run of show, a venue contract and people to answer to. Send us what you have, and we will tell you plainly how a photo booth fits into it. These are the six things we will ask about.
- 01Event format
- Holiday party, client reception, awards dinner, launch or team celebration. The format decides where the booth belongs and when guests will use it.
- 02Guest count
- A working number is enough to begin. It tells us how busy the booth will be and how long it should run.
- 03Venue
- The room, a floor plan if you have one, and the venue contact for load-in, power and timing.
- 04Schedule
- Doors, dinner, remarks, close. We plan around the stretches when guests are free to step away.
- 05Visual direction
- The tone of the evening, the dress code and the colors already in the room, so the booth looks like part of the event.
- 06Branding requests
- If you would like your company or event identity to appear, tell us what you have in mind. We will confirm what is possible before you book.
Planning & investment
A proposal written for your event
We do not publish a price list, because two events are rarely the same job. A Saturday wedding reception and a weekday client evening need different things.
Your proposal is built from five details. Share what you know. If something is still undecided, say so and we will work from the rest.
- Event dateThe day, and whether it is fixed or flexible.
- LocationThe venue name and city, in Troy or nearby.
- DurationHow long you would like the booth open.
- Guest countAn estimate is fine at this stage.
- The experienceThe look and feel you have in mind.
Have these to hand when you call and the conversation is a short one.
Inquire About Your DateTroy, Michigan
Planning a photo booth in Troy
Troy hosts both kinds of evening we work on. Big Beaver Road is lined with hotels and corporate offices, so company dinners and client receptions fill the weeknights, and on weekends many of the same ballrooms and banquet rooms turn over to wedding receptions.
That mix means venues here are used to outside vendors, and most have clear rules about them. A short call to your venue before you inquire makes everything that follows quicker.
If your event is just outside Troy, tell us the venue when you call.
Four questions for your venue
- Where can a photo booth stand, and how much floor space is available there?
- Where is the nearest power outlet to that spot?
- When may vendors load in, and when must everything be out?
- Does the venue require any paperwork from outside vendors?
FAQs
Before you inquire
What information should we provide when inquiring?
Your event date, the venue name and city, your start and end times, an approximate guest count, and whether it is a wedding or a corporate event. Anything you can tell us about the look of the evening helps too. If some of it is undecided, inquire anyway.
How is an event proposal determined?
By your date, location, duration, guest count and the experience you are asking for. We do not publish set prices. Once we understand those five things, we prepare a proposal for your event specifically.
What should we discuss with our venue?
Ask where a photo booth can stand and how much floor space is there, where the nearest power outlet is, when vendors may load in and out, and whether the venue requires any paperwork from outside vendors. Bring the answers to our first conversation.
Can we discuss the visual style of the experience?
Yes. It is one of the first things we ask about. Tell us about your colors, your room and the feeling you want, and we will explain what is available for your date before you book.
What should corporate planners include in their inquiry?
The event format, guest count, venue, run of show, and any branding requests. It also helps to know who the day-of contact will be and whether anyone else needs to approve the plan.
How do we check our event date?
Call (734) 719-4866 with your date and venue. We will tell you whether the date is open and what we need to prepare your proposal.
Call with your date and venue. We will let you know whether we are available and what we need to prepare a proposal for your wedding or corporate event.
- Event date and venue
- Start and end times
- Approximate guest count
- Wedding or corporate event