I've always loved photobooths, and had decided when I was a little girl that I would have one at my wedding. In the mean time, photobooths have become a big thing. So there are a lot more options for hire out there than ever I thought I would have. What was important to me when my husband and I were deciding on a photobooth vender was that it felt like a real, old photobooth--some 'photobooths' for hire are just a back drop, or maybe a basic frame with a camera. Lame. What was important to my husband was that the photos actually looked good. TNT's got both a real photobooth feel, and really gorgeous photos. We figured the sample pictures on their website were just some staged models, but our photos looked just as beautiful. Even in the shots from the end of the night, when we were all sweaty and hot from dancing, we looked good.
Pros:
* Online access to the photos. You and your guests can look at everyone's photos from your event and print copies for yourselves.
* The photos look really good, even when you blow them up to 8x10.
* Your guests will have a blast (and we have some really cute and unexpected group shots and some sweet couple shots that we cherish!).
Cons:
* The rate of fire was really slow--on the order of ten seconds between shots. This cut down on how many people could go through the photobooth, and also made posing awkward ("How long do we have to sit here holding this 'spontaneous' pose?") If this is adjustable, ask them to cut this down to a more rapid succession.
* The attendant wasn't proactive enough about getting people into the booth, or letting them know that there were digital copies available online, or that they can blow them up pretty large. We even had the photobooth next to the bar, but there were still a lot of guests who never realized what it was. I get that some people might not want a 'pushy' attendant, so you'll want to make sure you communicate how much you want the attendant to wrangle guests into the booth. read more
