Every celebration has the guests who dance all night and the guests who hang back by the bar. We’re here for both. Our hosts wave people over, hand out the props and make room for one more, so your college roommates, your new in-laws and your shyest cousin all end up in the same photo, and everyone pictured takes home a print.
With soft, flattering light, a booth that looks like it belongs at your reception, and a host running everything from start to finish, it becomes the spot guests keep coming back to all night.
At my own wedding, the most important thing (aside from skipping down the aisle to my Mr. Right) was making sure our guests had fun from start to finish. So I threw a literal carnival, complete with games, balloon animals and a fortune teller.
That’s how I think about photo booths, too. Your photographer is there to take photos for you. The photo booth is there to take photos for your guests: photos they can hold in their hands, hang on the fridge and smile at for days. Photos they’ll find in a junk drawer a year from now that bring your wedding right back.
Before Marsh Creek, I spent years behind the camera as a family and event photographer, and I’ve been running school and youth sports events since 2018. Both taught me the same thing: the best events feel effortless to the people attending them, because someone sweated the details ahead of time.
Clear answers, early setup and a calm presence on the day. You enjoy your celebration; we handle the rest.
Custom photo designs, props and backdrops that match your celebration, down to the inside joke.
A friendly person runs the booth all night, so guests feel guided instead of unsure and the fun never stalls.
The best photos are the crowded ones. Our booth fits up to 12, and we’ll always make room for one more.
Every decision starts with how your guests will feel, from where the booth sits to how our host welcomes them in.
Let’s make room for a little more fun