Browsing tag: Photo Booth Rental NYC

  • March 27, 2017

    Photo Booth Rental New York

    Wedding photo booth rental

    Photo booth rental New York, Brooklyn and NJ

     

    Want to create your own wedding monogram for your photo booth prints? No problem! Our photo booth team can send you simple instructions on how to do it just like Natasia and Lee did. And how cute is their design! Another Deity Events wedding, there was plenty of room to set up the backdrop and booth so large groups of their wedding guests could fit in at once! (great advantage of our open air kiosk) The guests played around with the filters, created videos wishing the couple well and utilized all the fun props we brought alone !

  • March 23, 2017

    Deity Brooklyn Wedding Photo Booth Rental

    Photo Booth NYC rental

    Deity Photo Booth wedding rental in Brooklyn, NY

     

    Our Photo booth has been a very popular add on at this Brooklyn wedding venue because of it’s unique layout.  Deity Events offers couples 3 levels of wedding space to host their big day. The lower renovated cellar is the perfect space for our photo booth set up and doesn’t take up any room from the dance floor!  As usual we bring the sequined backdrop (your choice of silver or gold) customize the prints to include your wedding monogram and date and all the fun props to get your guests in the “selfie mode” The results are always fun! Catherine and Robert chose our 4 hour all inclusive package with unlimited printing and an online gallery of every photo taken at the booth so they wouldn’t miss a thing !

  • March 14, 2017

    Picnic House Photo Booth

    Photo Booth rental Brooklyn

    We recently headed over to the Prospect Park Picnic House for their annual wedding vendor open house event and brought along our photo booth kiosk to give engaged couples a chance to try it out before the big day! Little did we know, the caterers, DJ and florist would jump in on the fun! With unlimited printing all night , there was enough to go around for everybody! They even played around with the fun filters like black and white and vintage effect