Showing posts with label photobooth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photobooth. Show all posts

Thursday, March 11, 2010

Photo Booth Strip Picture Frame



Martha Stewart weddings featured this very creative idea in the Winter 2010 Anniversary Issue. I love the idea! Here is the description from the website below:




Strips of a Lifetime! Having a photo booth for your guests is a fun, interactive alternative to a traditional guest book. To keep that playful and conversation-starting spirit going long after the event, frame the strips and display them on your walls. Most people hide them away between the covers of an album, but why do that when a cinematic collage like this is an instant touchstone -- a reminder of who was there to witness your vows -- not to mention a visual wow. What you'll need for the project: card stock that fits your frame, along with 20 to 30 photo strips per collage. Be sure to take your time deciding what order they should go in; you could place them randomly or divide them into friends and relatives, for example. Once you've got everyone just where you want them, arrange the strips so they overlap slightly, and mount using archival double-stick tape, securing one strip at a time, starting from the left side. 11 3/4-by-34 3/4-inch "Ribba" frames, each $20, Ikea. "Sussex" sideboard, $3,550, The Conran Shop.

Sunday, May 31, 2009

Photo Booth Anyone?


There have been many new trends in the wedding business this season and one I love is the photo booth. It gives your guests the chance to be in the spotlight for a few snapshots. And makes for a unique keepsake. You can rent an actual photo booth from a rental company, or you can hire a photographer to man one for you.

Over Memorial day weekend I was privileged to work with Audra and Greg for their Chicago wedding at Hotel Allegro Chicago. Their photographer William + Patricia Photography created a photo booth for all to enjoy. Take a look at the finished product!


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