I've been seeing a lot of this trend lately in the blogosphere. And while I love the fancy, professional photo booths that print out strips of photos (like I talked about here), today I am loving homemade versions.
I haven't had an opportunity to do this at a party yet, but I will have to soon!
Here's some of my favorites from around the web:
This adorable booth is from a Circus Party by Tori of Thoughtfully Simple. It's made from a refrigerator box, fabric, and paint. There was a box of props for guests to pose with too.
This one is from the Gingham Birthday Brunch thrown by Kellie at This Blessed Nest. Kellie's DIY instructions are here.
This one is also from This Blessed Nest, from the recent Cute as a Bug Party. I LOVE this! It couldn't be any cuter!
Jenn from Hostess with the Mostess always has great photo booths at her parties. Hers are more like a "photo area" with room for many models and lots of fun props to match the theme.
From her Something Blue Bridal Shower.
From her Sunshine & Love Bridal Shower.
I love the idea of having these at a bridal shower. It serves many purposes, but mainly as a fun activity for guests and a great keepsake for the bride-to-be.
You can also keep it very simple and still end up with cute photo-ops for your party.
It doesn't get more simple than these:
Christy of P is for Party used an adorable Ikea frame as a mobile photo booth at her son's It's a Wonderful Life birthday party.
Just a quilt hung as a backdrop, but isn't the cutest? They had lots of props too at this Lumber Jack & Jill Engagement Party by Frilly Milly Events.
Love this simple take on the photo booth by Victoria of City Cradle Design. DIY instructions are here. This is from her Sherbert & Spice Birthday Party.
Martha Stewart Weddings has this graphic available for free download here. They suggest getting it printed on large paper at a copy center and using it at a wedding reception.
Now, do yourself a favor and hurry and check out all the parties I've linked to here if you haven't already! With photo booths this creative, you know there are many other details worth clicking over for!
oh wow~
ReplyDeletethanks for the shout out!
all the others are just as awesome.
nice to meet you.
thanks again!
kellie
Well Thank you for your comment! and following my blog!!! :) I am completely jealous of your BLOG! I love it!!! I will be stealing lots of things off of it in the future! ha! I will link you of course!
ReplyDeleteI've become so obsessed with the home photobooth. It has been the best entertainment in some of our past parties. I loved the examples you showed!
ReplyDeleteOMG! I am SO going to have to make one of these! Wonder where I can get a fridge box!? LOL
ReplyDeleteLove this post!!! And LOVE the bicycles the best! So cute!!! I know you love vintage items so I'd love for you to come back to my blog sometime in the next few weeks. My friend has a vintage clothing store on etsy and is about to have a major sale. :))
ReplyDeleteLOVELOVE LOVE this idea! Thanks for sharing ;)
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