Weddings & celebrations

As elegant as the occasion

The mirror photo booth suits a reception the way it suits a gala — refined, a little theatrical, and endlessly entertaining once the formalities are done.

Planning a wedding, a birthday party, or a retirement party? Here’s what’s included at every level.

With years of experience planning and hosting events, be sure to tell us how we can make your celebration really special. If you want a picture with particular people, or particular poses, be sure to tell me and I will do everything I can to get the pictures you are wanting. We do not replace the event photographer; however, we will get some great shots for you.

A note from Danielle

Keep it fun, light and engaging

Family celebrations bring many people together with complex relationships. As a mother of five children myself, from a blended family, I know this first hand.

For example: it is your reception, everyone has had a drink, and someone corrals your divorced parents over for a group photo. I have learned how to read that moment — when to keep it quick and light, when to give people an easy laugh so nobody has time to get weird about it.

I cannot promise there will never be a tense five seconds. Weddings are like that. What I can promise is that if one shows up, I will handle it — and you still get the candid you actually wanted, you and both your parents, smiling, no World War Three.

Receptions

Keep the room alive between moments

Dinner ends, speeches wrap, and the booth takes over — guests of every generation line up for it without being asked. Unlimited digital photos mean nobody has to ration the fun, and guests can watch the gallery fill up in real time.

Want keepsakes on the night? The Gold and Platinum packages send guests home with 4×6 prints in black paper frames with gold embossing, in black envelopes.

The mirror photo booth set up outdoors under its canopy with red rope stanchions
Outdoors, under the canopy.
A couple leaning into the frame and laughing at the mirror photo booth during an evening event
Mid-event — the kind of photo people actually keep.

Every celebration

Anniversaries, graduations, milestone birthdays

Any night worth dressing up for is worth remembering properly. The booth arrives polished, fits the room, and gives your guests something to do together.

For the messages a camera can’t capture, add the Audio Guest Book — spoken words from the people you love, kept for good.

The experience

This is not a vending machine that prints pictures

The camera is a DSLR, not a webcam behind glass. The lighting is professional softbox lighting, set for the room you are actually in. The backdrop is professional and chosen by you.

The overlay is designed for your event, so the photo your guests take home looks like it belongs to your night — a Hollywood theme should look like Hollywood, not like a generic frame with your names dropped in. The same care goes into the on-screen transitions, the virtual attendant your guests actually interact with, and the gallery afterwards.

Attended throughout, every time. Someone is there to help guests, keep the line moving, watch the light and adjust the setup when it needs it. You are not renting a piece of equipment and hoping.

The prints, if you have them

On Gold and Platinum, guests leave with 4×6 prints presented in gold-embossed black paper frames, in black envelopes. If you want the envelopes finished differently — a sticker, a monogram, something that matches your stationery — ask, and we will talk about it.

We care that your guests leave with a photo they love that is ready to be displayed.

Something a bit different

The AI Photo Experience adds three custom styles, designed for your event before the day — a western, a film set, whatever suits the theme. At the Canada Day event guests came out of it as part of the scenery, moose and bears included. You can see how that turned out in the galleries.

Outdoors

If your event is outside, read this first

We can absolutely set up outdoors, and we do. We will also tell you honestly that indoors gives us more control over how your photos turn out.

Outdoors brings variables: sunlight, light that changes through the evening, weather, temperature, where the power is, and shadows that move while your guests are standing in them.

So we plan for it. We choose the booth’s position in advance and work out how the sun will track across your event. On an external power source, expect roughly ten minutes an hour spent adjusting aperture, lighting and placement to keep the photos consistent — more often when it is cold.

Though outdoor events are possible, the truth is the outcome of pictures for inside events is preferable. We are happy to do outdoor events; however, we want to ensure you understand the risk of the variables involved. Let’s talk.

Surveys can be fun

Photos people actually keep

Surveys can be fun. Use the survey feature to see who’s most likely to get wild on the dance floor first, or vote at a gender reveal on what their guess is. This data is fun information for you to look at after the event, and maybe provide a few laughs for yourself in the process.

Three women of three generations in blues and purples, seated and standing against a gold drape at a centennial celebration
Photos you will treasure for decades.
Three friends in blue, yellow and green striking exaggerated poses against a gold drape, mid-laugh
Getting the fun one after the nice one.
A group of four in front of the red curtain, one couple sharing a kiss on the cheek while the other two grin
The Dudley, July 2026.
Two young women in a playful back-to-back pose, one in a grey cardigan and blue top, in front of the red curtain
Two young women leaning into the frame with peace signs and puckered lips in front of the red curtain backdrop
Four friends in black, one with a tattooed arm, standing shoulder to shoulder in front of the red curtain
Two women kissing an older woman in a blue sash on each cheek while she laughs, against a gold drape
Catholic Women's League 100th anniversary.
An older couple, he in a navy blazer and she in a white top and blue sash, smiling side by side against a gold drape
Three friends in blue, yellow and green leaning into a group hug, laughing, against a gold drape
Two women raising a martini and a cocktail to the mirror booth in front of the red curtain
The Dudley, July 2026.
Two friends kissing a third on each cheek in front of the red curtain
Three women in black tops and a denim jacket squeezed into a hug, grinning

The Fiddler wedding, August 15, 2026

A wedding, exactly as the guests took it home

Custom overlay in the couple’s name, a starry backdrop, and a wedding party that did not need much encouragement.

A wedding party of eight cheering with rock-on hands in front of a starry backdrop on The Fiddlers overlay
The whole party.
Three bridesmaids in a three-frame collage, laughing and kissing cheeks, on The Fiddlers August 15, 2026 overlay
Two groomsmen in black across a three-frame collage, one kissing the other on the cheek in the middle frame, on The Fiddlers wedding overlay
Three bridesmaids in a floral dress and white dresses across a three-frame collage on The Fiddlers wedding overlay
The bride in white flexing with two guests across a three-frame collage on The Fiddlers wedding overlay
The welcome screen built for the Fiddler wedding: a candlelit garden arch with The Fiddlers and the wedding date
The welcome screen.

Made for the couple

The welcome screen guests see first

Built for the Fiddler wedding: the couple’s name and date on a candlelit garden arch, playing on the mirror before the first photo.

Recent work

See it at a real event

Browse the online galleries from recent bookings — the same galleries guests get on the night.

Your date, held.

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