Format guide
Choose what your event needs to remember.
Browse a format by its real use case, then compare providers based on their listed capabilities. Availability and package scope should always be confirmed directly.
360 video booths
A 360 booth records a short, dynamic video while guests stand on a platform. It is often used when the energy of the experience matters as much as the final file.
Open guide 02 · Booth formatGlam photo booths
A glam booth is a portrait-focused format, often associated with clean lighting and black-and-white output. It is particularly suited to formal celebrations where guests value a polished keepsake.
Open guide 03 · Booth formatMirror photo booths
Mirror booths combine an interactive reflective display with photo capture. They can add a visually distinctive object to a guest-facing experience.
Open guide 04 · Booth formatAI photo booths
AI photo booths use listed transformation, background, or portrait capabilities to create alternate visual outputs. They are most useful when a planner wants a memorable content experience rather than a conventional photo strip.
Open guide 05 · Booth formatDigital & selfie booths
Digital booths prioritize easy photo, GIF, or sharing workflows without assuming a printed output. They can be a practical choice for compact, social-first, or flexible events.
Open guide 06 · Booth formatOpen-air photo booths
Open-air booths can work well for group photography and flexible backdrop setups. Confirm the exact print, digital, attendant, and footprint details in the provider’s current quote.
Open guide 07 · Booth formatGreen-screen photo booths
Green-screen experiences can place guests against a chosen visual backdrop. The exact setup, creative scope, output, and technical requirements are provider-specific and should be confirmed directly.
Open guide 08 · Booth formatRoaming photo booth experiences
Roaming experiences bring capture into the crowd rather than asking guests to visit a fixed station. Confirm whether the offering is staff-led, equipment-led, or another format and how sharing is handled.
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