Your guests let loose here

A booth in the middle of the reception, prints with your names on them, and an album of messages you open the next day.

  • Venice
  • Treviso
  • Padua
  • Friuli
  • Milan

What really happens

The photobooth comes into play once the room has loosened up: between one course and the next someone walks past it, tries it, and from that moment the queue never ends. Guests shoot on their own — nobody has to explain how it works — and the print comes out while they are still laughing.

What remains is twofold. One copy goes home with the guest and ends up in a pocket, on the fridge, inside a wallet. The other gets pasted into the guestbook with a handwritten message beside it: that is the object you open the next day, and it’s the part couples keep.

We are there in person: we arrive early, set up and test everything while the room is still empty, stay all evening and take it down at the end. Across Venice, the Veneto and Friuli we don’t ship a kiosk with a manual — we come ourselves.

What’s included

  • Photobooth with unlimited instant prints
  • Print artwork with your names and your date
  • Guestbook with the prints pasted in and handwritten messages
  • Props, backdrop and set design agreed beforehand
  • Set-up before the guests walk in, and assistance all evening
  • One single contact, from the first enquiry to the night of the event

Where we have already set up

Four real weddings, with the venue, the year and the type of event the card declares.

The questions about weddings

When in the reception is it best to have it?

It works best once the room has loosened up: between courses, after the speeches, or when the dancing starts. Before the meal the guests are still on their best behaviour and the booth stays empty; after it, nobody leaves it alone.

How much space do you need in the room?

For the photobooth a few square metres and a nearby power socket are enough. For the 360 you need a clear area around the platform, so guests can step on and move safely. If you have the floor plan, send it to us: we’ll tell you where it goes.

What’s on the prints?

Your names, your date and the artwork we decide together. It isn’t a catalogue frame, the same for every event that weekend.

How does the guestbook work?

An extra print comes out: the guest takes one home and pastes the other into the album, with a handwritten message beside it. It’s the part the couple opens the next day, and usually the part they keep.

Do you also come outside the Veneto?

We work across Venice, the Veneto and Friuli — we have already been to Duino Castle — and we also come to Milan and Lombardy. For other areas write to us and we’ll look at the travel together.

Is your date free?

It’s the question that holds everything up, and one message answers it. Tell us the date, the place and how many of you there will be.