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Why the vintage photo strip is back

A curtain, a countdown and a strip of photos. Some things don’t need improving.

The Enclosed Booth

There’s a reason the queue for an enclosed booth never quite goes away. Step behind the curtain and the party disappears for a minute. It’s just you, whoever you pulled in with you, and a countdown.

Then the flash, and a strip that looks like it came out of a drawer at your grandparents’ house. That’s the bit people love.

Every generation knows what to do

Nobody needs instructions. Your nan knows exactly how a photo booth works, and so do your teenage cousins. It’s one of the few moments at a wedding that gets the whole family squeezed into the same frame.

Make the strip yours

We design the strip around your stationery, so your names, the date or a monogram sit along the bottom in the same style as your invitations. Print it on sparkle paper for a little shimmer, or add a guest book so every strip ends up next to a message.

Where it works best

The enclosed booth suits the evening, once the speeches are done and the dancefloor needs a breather. Tuck it in a corner near the bar and it quickly turns into the place people meet.

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