Experience
Studio Booth & On-Site Headshots
A proper portrait setup brought into your venue: studio-powered lighting, a professional Canon DSLR, and results that look shot in a studio rather than at a party.
- Guests leave with
- Unlimited 4×6 prints plus high-resolution digital files
- Space needed
- 10×10 ft ideal, 8×8 ft minimum
- Best suited to
- Corporate events, brand activations and trade shows
The gap this fills
There is a real difference between a photo booth photograph and a portrait, and most people can tell instantly which one they are looking at. The difference is lighting: a single on-camera flash produces booth output, while properly placed studio lighting produces something a person will actually use.
This is that setup, brought to your venue and run by someone who directs each subject rather than counting down from three. Guests leave with a photograph good enough for a profile, a wall, or a company directory.
Headshots, done in the gaps of a working day
The most common corporate use is not a party at all. It is a headshot station at a conference, an all-hands or an onboarding day — where scheduling a whole team into a photographer's studio is impossible, but everyone will spend ninety seconds at a station on their way past.
Output can be delivered as both a print for the guest and a clean high-resolution file for your team, which is what makes it usable for a website or a directory afterwards.
Corporate & brands
Conferences, headshots and awards nights
Conference portrait stations, executive headshot days, awards photography and any event where the images need to survive being used afterwards. Backdrops can be branded, and the processing look is agreed with you in advance so a whole team's headshots come back consistent.
It is also the quiet workhorse at a gala: guests dressed at their best, photographed properly, on their way in.
Weddings & private
Weddings and family events
At a wedding the studio booth produces the group portraits families actually frame — grandparents, whole tables, the wedding party — without pulling anyone away from the reception for a formal shoot.
Pair it with a lighter experience elsewhere in the room and you cover both instincts: the guests who want a keepsake and the guests who want to mess about.
From real events
The Studio Booth in the room
Before you book
Studio Booth questions
Can we use these as professional headshots?
Yes — that is one of the main reasons companies book it. You get clean high-resolution files alongside the guest prints, and the processing look is agreed in advance so a whole team comes back consistent.
How many people can you photograph in an hour?
It depends how much direction each subject wants, but a headshot station moving briskly handles a substantial team over a few hours. Tell us the headcount and the window and we will tell you honestly whether it fits.
What backdrops are available?
Clean seamless in a range of colours, or premium textured options. Branded backdrops can be printed for you — allow the usual two to three weeks for anything physical.
Is retouching included?
A retouched look is applied on site as part of the processing, so what the guest receives already looks finished. Deeper individual retouching is a separate conversation.
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Bring the Studio Booth to your event
Tell us the date, the venue and roughly how many guests, and we will come back with real pricing — travel included, nothing hidden.