Jennifer and Jarrett’s family and friends rocked OUT in the Milla C. Photo Booth! Many thanks to Lisa, who did an awesome job keeping the photo booth hopping, and many thanks to the guests, who did an awesome job of being hilarious! :) Here are a favorite photos from their party!

Click here for more information on how you can have the Milla C. Photo Booth at your wedding!

Click here for more information about the Milla C. Photo booth! As usual, many thanks to Lisa (our photo booth guru!) for rocking as usual.

We are very excited at Milla C. Photography to now offer a photo booth for wedding receptions and other non-wedding parties and events.

This weekend we hosted our first photo booth, and those photos are included at the end of this post. But first, I’d like to tell you a little more about the booth AND to introduce you to the newest addition to the Milla C. Photography team, Lisa!

We are very excited to have Lisa joining our team! Lisa is a photographer who graduated from the Art Institute and who I met through a friend, Caryn Azure. Lisa will be joining us this coming year to run the photo booth during receptions so Brad and I can continue photographing dancing and guests. This is Lisa and her light meter from during the photo booth testing. Adorable. Just adorable.

Here’s the scoop on the booth, folks!

1. The Milla C. Photo Booth is an available add-on for any wedding covered by Milla C. Photography.  Contact me to learn more about rates/availability.

2. This “booth” is not an actual sit-inside booth. It’s an open white backdrop set up with a beautiful studio light. We take unlimited photos throughout the reception, and your guests and family are encouraged to play and have fun as much as possible. The photos are included on your disc of images in full-resolution so you can print and share them with family and friends. The photos are also included in your set of printed proofs so you can send them in cards and enjoy them in frames.

3. In order to have the photo booth, your reception location must have a 12×12 ft. space near the reception room to set up the photo booth. We prefer to run the booth outside of the main reception room to avoid distraction.

4. The photo booth is usually open during the cocktail hour and free-dance part of the reception. We will not run the photo booth during your cake cutting, first dances, or dinner, as we want guests to focus on YOU during that time! :)

5. We want each photo booth to have it’s own “look” and to match the personality of your wedding party and family. For this reason, we don’t bring props to use in the photo booth. If you want fun items to be included in your photo booth, you’ll need to bring them or ask your guests to bring them. However, there are usually enough fun things around the reception hall to include in your photo booth (including drinks, scarves, glasses, hats, flowers, etc.) without buying any additional items.

NOW, the main event. A small sampling of Luke and Angelica’s photo booth photos!

Luke and Angelica were married this weekend and were AWESOME to have the very first photo booth run! Their guests were hilarious, and the props they brought cracked us up. Here are a few favorites from their booth!

All the girls!

The groom.  In very large glasses.

The flower girl and her big sister!

Luke and his mom:

Luke, once again:

Mother of the bride!

The grandmothers break it down:

Thanks Luke and Anglica for letting us launch the photo booth at your beautiful wedding.  We had such a blast!