The party ends.
The photos stay.

If you want people to take something home, book The Print. If you want people to post something that night, book The 360. Weddings and quinceañeras usually want the print; school and corporate events usually want the 360; anything over about 150 guests is better served by both, because two booths mean two short lines instead of one long one.

The Print needs eight feet by eight feet with the backdrop up, about six by six without. The 360 is a freestanding arch and wants ten by ten of clear floor, plus enough ceiling for the frame to stand up. If your venue is tight or the ceiling is low, send us the floor plan and we will tell you honestly whether it fits before you book.

One standard 110-volt outlet per booth, within about twenty-five feet. We bring our own extension and gaffer tape and we tape down every cable we run. If the only outlet is further, tell us in advance and we will plan for it.

Yes, with two conditions: level ground and cover overhead. Neither the printer nor the camera can be rained on, and a dye-sublimation printer struggles in direct heat and heavy humidity. A tent, a porch or a pavilion is fine. An open lawn in August is not.

Twenty-five miles from Metairie is included in every package — that covers all of Jefferson and Orleans Parish and most of the surrounding area. Beyond that we bill $2 per mile, quoted in writing before you sign anything.

A signed agreement and a 30% non-refundable retainer. The date is not held until both arrive — we do not reserve on a verbal, and we will tell you if someone else is asking about the same night. The balance is due fourteen days before the event.

Within 48 hours, in a private online gallery at full resolution. Guests also get their own photo or clip on the night, by QR, text or AirDrop. Download them, print them, post them — no watermarks and no charge to unlock anything.

You can pause the clock. An idle hour is $60 — the booth stays on site, covered and quiet, and your rental hours land during the part of the night people actually use it. Most receptions want one.

Yes. We carry general liability coverage and we will send a certificate of insurance naming your venue as an additional insured, usually the same day you ask. Most venues in this city require it, so ask us early rather than the week of.

Sí. Our attendants work in both languages, and the booth screen, the prints and the agreement can all be in Spanish. Just tell us when you book.

We bring backups of everything that can fail — a second camera body, spare media, spare cables, a spare trigger. If a booth goes down mid-event and we cannot restore it, you are refunded that booth's share of your package and everything else keeps running.