A self-service video booth, filmed in 4K on a full-frame Sony camera, where your guests pick up a microphone and tell you what they came to say.
After dinner and before the dance floor fills, guests wander over to the booth. An attendant hands them a microphone, the light comes on and they have a minute to talk to you. Some are funny. Some are not ready for how much they have to say. All of it is recorded.
A signature in a book tells you who came. A wedding video guest book tells you what they felt. Every message is cut into one film within 72 hours, and every raw clip is yours to keep. Years from now you will hear voices you would give anything to hear again.
The booth is self-service. A screen shows a prompt, a soft light comes on and a 4K full-frame Sony camera starts recording with one tap.
A handheld microphone keeps voices clear over the band. Your attendant keeps the line friendly and moving.
Messages are trimmed, leveled and cut together automatically. Your film arrives within 72 hours.
Tap a face to remove a guest and the film re-edits itself. Change your mind as often as you like.
The kind of camera wedding filmmakers use, not an iPad on a stand. Sharp faces and a soft background.
Real vocal microphone audio, so you hear your guests and not the room.
A host who sets up, invites guests over and makes shy ones comfortable.
Every wedding has one message that ran long, wandered off or was recorded after the fourth old fashioned. You should not need to email an editor and wait a week to fix that.
Your film page shows the face of everyone who recorded. Tap the × on anyone and the film is re-edited without them. Try it on the sample here. Uncle Rick is the one with the two-minute message.
Included in every packageSample guests for illustration. Your page shows the real faces from your wedding.
Setup, teardown and travel within 30 miles are included. The clock starts when guests arrive, not when we do.
It is a guest book your guests speak into. They step up to the booth, pick up the microphone and record a message to the two of you. After the wedding those messages are edited into one film you can watch, share and keep.
A photo booth gives you pictures of your guests. An audio guest book gives you their voices. A video guest book gives you both at once: the face, the voice, the laugh and the happy tears, filmed in 4K on a full-frame camera and cut into a film you will actually sit down and watch.
Every message is filmed in 4K on a full-frame Sony camera with a proper lens and soft studio light. Most video booths record on an iPad or a webcam. Ours looks like the rest of your wedding film: sharp faces, a soft background and good color, even in a dim reception room.
Yes. Open your film page, tap the face of the person you want gone and press remove. The film re-edits itself without them. You can also put them back. Changes are unlimited for 12 months.
Three hours covers most receptions. Book four if you want the booth open during cocktail hour as well, which is when guests are freshest and lines are shortest.
Your edited film and every raw message arrive by email within 72 hours of the wedding. Next-day delivery is available as an add-on.
Yes. Guests hold a handheld vocal microphone a few inches from their mouth, the same kind a wedding singer uses, so the recording picks up their voice and not the dance floor.
Yes. Your attendant arrives early to set up, invites guests over, hands off the microphone, keeps the line moving and packs everything away at the end.
A 6 by 6 foot space, one standard power outlet within 50 feet and about an hour of access before guests arrive. Outdoor setups need shade and level ground.
A 25% card payment holds your date. The balance is charged 14 days before the wedding. You can also pay in full when you book.
Pick a date and a package and send us your request. We confirm availability within one business day. Nothing is charged today.