Some of our favorite pictures are from themed parties. Where people are all dressed up and the photo template matches their party. Themed party props are always fun too. The photo booth has taken pictures at a variety of themed parties, 60’s, Luau, western themed and Casino Nights. The creativity that people bring to the events in their outfits makes our job super fun. Here are some awesome pictures from some of our favorite themed events!
You would think that the owners of a photo booth would be a little over the whole “dressing up” thing. But boy would you be wrong. We are sooo in our element this season! We’ve been busy hanging with a whole lot of people that love dressing up as much as we do, and we couldn’t be more giddy about it! From spoooky Halloween parties at work & in the community, to super fun Fall weddings; the faces that grace our booth
are always ready to grab a prop and smile for the camera.
We love you pretty little monsters, we really really boooo!
Now bring on the holidays!!!
Who knew that Fall was going to be our busiest season!!! We’ve had such an influx of events lately it’s a wonder we can still hold our day jobs. From weddings to wine, Elvis to education; our little booth has snapped thousands of lips & mustaches in the past few weeks!
And lucky us, two of those events just happened to center around one of our favorite red or white beverage- wine! Big Brothers & Big Sister of Central Arkansas impressed more than 500 women in Little Rock with their lavishly decorated Wine, Women & Shoes event last Thursday, and The American Heart Association turned Dickey Stephens baseball park into a Wine Festival straight out of Napa. Both charitable events raised thousands of dollars for their cause and thanked their attendees with delicious wine & fabulous auction items. We even had a few sips on the job! Just don’t tell our boss… 🙂
We also really enjoyed getting to design the 4×6 layouts for these events, and just like the charities, we can’t pick a favorite. (Although I think we got the backdrops mixed up…)
Wine Women & Shoes (BBBSlr)
Festival of Wines (AHA)
And finally, what you’ve all been waiting for and what a Photo Booth couldn’t exist without: people with props! We’re not trying to brag or anything, but we think our booth takes some of the bests pictures in the industry… Going the extra mile to help position our posers really makes a difference in the quality and composition of the pics- that photography class in college is really paying off in the biz! And of course, our lovely subjects are so darn photogenic…
View more of both events in our gallery! Wine Women & Shoes or Festival of Wines.
We haven’t posted in a while because we’ve both been on a much needed vacation! We worked back-to-back events last Thursday & Friday and now that we’re home, it’s so much fun to look back on the pics and be thankful for getting to be a part of these wonderful events.
Thursday might was Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Central Arkansas “Toast & Roast” of the title winning Arkansas Razorback basketball coach, Mr. Nolan Richardson! (Of course we were pretty excited that he got his picture made in our booth…)
And Hannah and all the people who put on the Roast were so much fun to work with!!!
But they could not do what they do without the charitable giving of all the folks in Arkansas who support the organization.
And these kids are part of BBBS’s “Big Role Model” program- who spend their junior year of high school volunteering and providing an example of excellence in the communities they serve. Props to this group- they are awesome kids!
Overall, the event was super fun & raised a lot of money for Big Brothers, Big Sisters, which is such an important cause. (We can not wait for their Wine, Women & Shoes benefit next month! Ladies, get your tickets now!!!)
Then Friday night was an equally fabulous event- The Taste of the Finest– benefiting the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation! This was our first event at the Metroplex, and while I haven’t seen it empty- it was so. very. nice. The black and white decor, delicious food from all over the state, and always fun band, Tragikly White, made for the best time!
Cystic fibrosis (CF) is a life-threatening disease that affects the lungs and digestive system. An estimated 30,000 children and adults in the United States have cystic fibrosis, and the CF Foundation is dedicated to finding a cure. This event did a great job at raising awareness of CF and the lives it touches every year. While CF is obviously no laughing matter, it’s nice to have fun pictures to celebrate the great Arkansans who donate their time & money in support of this cause.
Back-to-back nights of two of the most reputable charity events in Arkansas… We absolutely love getting to be a part of this & thank all of you for supporting such life-changing causes.
We had the best time at Meagan & “Timbo’s” wedding at The Brick Room in Conway this weekend. The venue was really stunning and we could not believe the wedding planner doesn’t do this for a living! Everything was so pretty, including the bride and her dress!- and the guests were absolutely hilarious! It makes it so much more fun when everyone really gets into “character” when stepping in front of the booth, and this crowd was one of the best we’ve had! Check out some of these hilarious pics:
This weekend we had so much fun celebrating the union of Brandi & Victor at the Arkansas Arts Center in Little Rock. This was the kind of wedding everyone should have; elegant, exciting and everyone getting down on the dance floor! Thankfully they also took the time to cheese it up in the photo booth- which captured some of the funnest pics we’ve snapped so far. Cheers to Mr. & Mrs. Roys & all their fabulous guests- you guys are awesome!
View & download all pics from the fabulous Roys wedding here.
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Wedding season is in full bloom and it’s so much fun to be a part of all the “I do’s” going on in central Arkansas. Saturday we spent the afternoon at the wedding reception of Mr. & Mrs. Erin & Isaac Redditt at New Life Church. The guests were so happy, the bride simply stunning, and the photo booth packed the entire time!
We Believe In Dressing Up In Gorgeously Impractical Things Like Tulle, Sequins, Sparkles, And Lace
Out of all the age ranges we’ve worked with- from 8 to 80- I think 13 is one of our favorites. They’re just beginning to become teenagers but still have that adolescent charm- and what a milestone turning 13 is! Happy happy birthday to Ali, Mary Claire, Lauren, Kylee, & Ashtyn who just had a super fun party last weekend; and to their awesome mom’s, who paid us to play dress up with them and all their super fun friends in a photo booth! We had the best time- especially watching the boy-girl “wobble” competition on the dance floor. You guys rock!
If you attended the girl’s party and know the password, please go here to download your pics!!!
The Boys and Girls 16’s Southern Closed is an exciting regional tennis tournament for junior players ages 14-16, and this year, the Arkansas Junior Tennis Foundation was granted the honor of hosting it here in Little Rock! Talented teens from across 9 states participated in the event, cleverly titled The Southern Sixteens in the Rock, from June 14th – June 21st, at Burns Park Tennis Center and Rebsamen Tennis Center. However, the real fun was at the Players Party last Sunday, and Photobooth Etc. was pumped to be in on the action!
The teens were an absolute blast to work with and we thank Brent, Carolyn & Chip for booking us for the event! We learned a lot of new terms (lemme take a snappop!) and are thinking about taking up tennis in our spare time 😉
Without a doubt, last weekend’s Race to Remember was one of the most heart-felt events we’ve ever worked.
Mamie’s Poppy Plates, the non-profit organization behind the charitable race, works to provide a tangible memento to families who suffer stillbirth or infant death. They create a beautiful customized plate with the baby’s footprints, name and birth information to serve as a timeless reminder of their baby’s brief yet profound life.
Our hearts ache at this cruel reality, but are also filled with love and admiration for people like Sarah Adams, who has turned her own loss into something that does so much good for other’s affected by it. (Read Sarah and sweet Mamie’s story here.)
In less than a few years, Mamie’s Poppy Plates are now offered, free of charge, in dozens of hospitals across Arkansas, Texas, and Tennessee. The Race to Remember fundraiser organizes hundreds of families who walk/run in memory of a baby who was taken from them way too soon. This year’s event, held at Dickey Stephen’s Park in NLR, and was a joyous occasion filled with hope, love and lots of laughter, and we were humbled and honored to be a part of it.
