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February 19, 2026

15 Wedding Photo Booth Ideas Your Guests Will Actually Love

Wedding photo booth ideas that create unforgettable memories. From GIF booths to creative backdrops, discover what makes guests queue up all night. Plus: $349 rental option.


15 Wedding Photo Booth Ideas Your Guests Will Actually Love

Your wedding photographer captures the formal moments. Your videographer films the ceremony.

But here's what neither captures: your college roommates with fake mustaches, your grandmother making silly faces with the groomsmen, or the spontaneous group photo where everyone's actually laughing.

That's where a wedding photo booth comes in.

The best weddings have three things: great food, great music, and something fun that keeps energy high during the natural lulls. A photo booth checks that third box while creating memories your guests will treasure long after the cake is gone.

But not every photo booth idea works. Some become the highlight guests talk about for months. Others sit empty while everyone dances.

This guide shows you exactly what separates forgettable booths from the ones that create lines, laughter, and hundreds of shareable memories.

Why Wedding Photo Booths Are Worth It

Let's address the question your fiancé asked when you suggested this: "Do we really need a photo booth?"

Here's why the answer is yes:

Everyone Can Participate (Even Shy Aunt Susan)

Your dance floor intimidates half your guest list. The bouquet toss excludes most people. But a photo booth? Universal appeal.

Aunt Susan won't dance, but she'll absolutely step into a booth with her sisters. Your 8-year-old nephew and your 80-year-old grandfather both find it fun. The photo booth is the great equalizer.

You Get Photos Your Professional Photographer Never Would

Your photographer gets beautiful, posed portraits. Your photo booth gets your wedding party being ridiculous. Both matter. One tells the highlight reel; the other tells the real story.

Six months from now, which photos will you laugh at more? The formal family portrait or the one where your groomsmen wore oversized sunglasses and made duck faces?

(It's the second one. Always the second one.)

It Fills the Entertainment Gaps

Weddings have natural downtime:

  • Cocktail hour while you're taking photos
  • Dinner service when guests finish at different times
  • Moments when older guests need a break from dancing

A photo booth fills these gaps perfectly. It's entertainment that requires no energy and works for all ages.

Guests Leave with Instant Memories

Professional wedding photos take weeks to arrive. Photo booth pictures? Guests receive them instantly via text, keeping your wedding vibe alive while they're driving home.

They'll share those photos the same night, extending your celebration into social media and keeping the excitement going.

It Doubles as a Guest Book (But Better)

Traditional guest books get signed once and shelved forever. Photo booth guest books—where guests stick their photo and write a message—become treasured keepsakes you'll actually flip through on anniversaries.

The Cost-to-Fun Ratio Is Unbeatable

Compare a photo booth ($349-800) to other wedding expenses:

  • Floral centerpieces: $1,500-3,000 (wilted the next day)
  • Fancy linens: $500-1,000 (guests barely notice)
  • Premium bar package: $2,000-4,000 (half your guests don't drink much anyway)

Your photo booth creates lasting memories and entertainment for less than most decoration decisions. That's genuine value.

The #1 Decision: GIF, Photo, or Video?

Modern photo booths offer multiple formats. Here's how to choose:

Still Photos: Classic & Timeless

What it is: Traditional photos capturing one perfect moment

Best for:

  • Classic, elegant weddings
  • Older guest demographics who love printed keepsakes
  • Formal venues and black-tie affairs
  • Creating a physical photo album guest book

Pros:

  • Highest image quality
  • Easy to print and frame
  • Universal appeal across generations
  • Timeless aesthetic

Cons:

  • Less shareable on social media compared to GIFs
  • Captures one moment instead of movement/laughter
  • Can feel dated without modern presentation

When to choose this: Traditional wedding, formal venue, or guest list that skews older.

GIFs: Fun & Shareable (Most Popular Choice)

What it is: Short, looping animations (2-4 seconds) that capture movement, laughter, and personality

Best for:

  • Instagram-loving couples
  • Modern, fun receptions
  • Maximizing social media sharing
  • Younger-leaning guest demographics

Pros:

  • Incredibly shareable (perfect for Instagram stories and texts)
  • Captures personality and spontaneity better than stills
  • Modern and trendy
  • Higher engagement and sharing rates

Cons:

  • Not printable (though many booths offer still photos too)
  • May confuse guests less familiar with GIF format

When to choose this: You want maximum social sharing and your guests are comfortable with technology. This is the most popular choice for modern weddings.

Videos: Cinematic Messages

What it is: Short video clips (10-30 seconds) where guests leave video messages or perform

Best for:

  • Couples who want video messages from guests
  • Replacing traditional guest book with video compilation
  • Capturing voices, toasts, and well-wishes
  • Emotional, sentimental keepsakes

Pros:

  • Deeply personal and emotional
  • Captures voices and personality
  • Can be edited into beautiful compilation for anniversaries
  • More meaningful than written messages

Cons:

  • Takes longer per guest (slower throughput, potential lines)
  • Some guests feel camera-shy with video
  • Requires more storage space
  • Can't be displayed easily during reception

When to choose this: You want heartfelt video messages more than party photos. Consider having both a video message station AND a photo/GIF booth.

Boomerangs: Quick & Playful

What it is: Ultra-short videos (1-2 seconds) that play forward and backward in a loop

Best for:

  • High-energy receptions
  • Dance floor adjacent setups
  • Quick, fun moments
  • Instagram story sharing

Pros:

  • Super shareable and trendy
  • Quick to create (high throughput)
  • Captures movement and energy

Cons:

  • Very short (limited storytelling)
  • Can feel repetitive
  • Less emotional impact

When to choose this: Dance floor energy overflow. Great as a secondary option but rarely the primary booth format.

Our Recommendation: GIF + Still Photo Combo

The winning strategy? A booth that offers both GIFs and still photos. Guests choose based on their preference:

  • Tech-savvy friends create shareable GIFs
  • Grandparents get beautiful printed photos
  • You get the best of both worlds

Memento Booth includes both GIF and photo modes in every $349 rental—no need to choose.

15 Wedding Photo Booth Ideas That Actually Work

1. Floral Wall Wonderland

The Setup: A lush wall of flowers in your wedding colors—real or high-quality artificial.

Why it works: Every photo looks professionally styled without guests doing anything. Instagram-worthy backdrop that doubles as ceremony or cocktail hour decor.

Budget tip: Real flowers cost $500-2,000 for a full wall. Rent artificial flower walls ($200-400) that photograph beautifully and can be reused.

Pair with: Delicate props (flower crowns, botanical signs), minimal interference with gorgeous backdrop.

Real couple example: Sarah's garden wedding used a rose and eucalyptus wall matching her color palette. 68% of guests used the booth, and her wedding hashtag trended locally with all the floral backdrop photos.


2. Rustic Barn Charm

The Setup: Reclaimed wood backdrop, hay bales for seating, mason jar decorations, string lights, burlap accents.

Why it works: Perfect for barn weddings or rustic-chic celebrations. Creates warm, inviting photos that feel authentic to your venue.

Props: Cowboy hats, bandanas, chalkboard signs ("Saddle up and say cheese!"), wooden frames, sunflowers.

Budget tip: Source reclaimed wood from salvage yards or Facebook Marketplace. DIY string light installation costs under $50.

Lighting note: This setup looks incredible with natural light. Position booth near barn doors or large windows for golden-hour magic during cocktail hour.


3. Elegant Vintage Setup

The Setup: Antique frames, velvet curtains, vintage furniture, ornate mirrors, Persian rugs, old-fashioned charm.

Why it works: Creates timeless, sophisticated photos. Perfect for historic venues, formal affairs, or couples with vintage aesthetic.

Props: Vintage hats, pearls, feather boas, antique cameras, old-fashioned spectacles, period-appropriate accessories.

Pro tip: Thrift stores and estate sales are goldmines for unique vintage pieces. Mismatched, curated look beats matching sets.

Real couple example: Emma's 1920s Great Gatsby-themed wedding included Art Deco backdrop with vintage furniture. Guests went all-in on the theme, creating photos that looked like they were from the era.


4. Boho Beach Vibes

The Setup: Macramé backdrop, pampas grass, dried florals, driftwood, flowing fabrics, neutral tones.

Why it works: Effortlessly cool and relaxed. Perfect for beach weddings, desert celebrations, bohemian garden parties.

Props: Flower crowns, dreamcatchers, tropical leaves, woven hats, beaded jewelry, vintage sunglasses.

Styling note: This aesthetic photographs beautifully in natural light. Consider outdoor booth placement during golden hour.

Weather consideration: Have a backup plan for wind (it will blow pampas grass everywhere). Weighted bases are your friend.


5. Modern Minimalist

The Setup: Clean white or black backdrop, geometric shapes, metallic accents, simple elegance. Often includes custom neon sign.

Why it works: Sleek and contemporary. Puts the focus on your guests, not busy backgrounds. Perfect for modern loft venues or minimalist celebrations.

Props: Oversized geometric glasses, metallic balloons, simple signs with clever phrases, monochromatic accessories.

Statement piece: Custom neon sign with your names, wedding date, or phrase like "Happily Ever After" or "Let's Party" ($150-400).

Real couple example: Jordan and Alex's modern industrial loft wedding featured white backdrop with rose gold neon "Mr. & Mr." sign. Clean aesthetic let guests' joy shine through without competing visuals.


6. Sequin & Shimmer Glam

The Setup: Gold, rose gold, or silver sequin backdrop catching light beautifully.

Why it works: Pure glamour. Photos pop with reflective background. Perfect for evening receptions and ballroom weddings.

Props: Glittery glasses, feather boas, tiaras, fancy hats, metallic signs, oversized champagne flutes.

Lighting critical: Sequins need proper lighting to shine. Ensure your booth has good lighting (ring light or professional setup).

Budget note: Sequin backdrops are $80-200 and reusable. Great investment that photographs more expensive than it costs.


7. Greenery Garden

The Setup: Lush greenery wall using ferns, eucalyptus, ivy, creating organic garden-party feel.

Why it works: Timeless and elegant. Works with any color palette. Less trendy than specific florals, meaning photos age well.

Props: Fresh flower crowns, botanical prints, garden hats, whimsical signs.

Budget-friendly win: Greenery is less expensive than flowers but equally stunning. DIY greenery walls using garlands from craft stores cost $100-200.

Versatility: Greenery walls work for spring, summer, fall weddings. Add seasonal elements (flowers, branches, pumpkins) to customize.


8. Themed Magic (Go Bold or Go Home)

The Setup: Fully commit to a wedding theme—Disney, Harry Potter, travel, masquerade, tropical paradise, winter wonderland, etc.

Why it works: If you're theming your wedding, extending it to the booth creates immersive experience guests love.

Examples:

  • Harry Potter: Hogwarts backdrop, house scarves, wands, Platform 9¾ sign
  • Travel theme: Vintage suitcases, maps, passport props, "destination" signs
  • Masquerade: Venetian masks, dramatic curtains, candelabras
  • Tropical: Palm leaves, leis, pineapple sunglasses, flamingo props

Critical rule: Half-hearted themes fall flat. Full commitment makes magic happen.


9. Movie Theater Marquee

The Setup: Classic movie theater marquee displaying your names and wedding date, red carpet, director's chair, film reels.

Why it works: Fun "premiere of our marriage" concept. Props naturally encourage playful poses.

Props: Director's clapboard, popcorn boxes, movie tickets, oversized sunglasses, "starring" signs.

Custom marquee: Print your names and "Now Showing: [Your Wedding]" on foam board or rent actual marquee letters ($150-300).


10. Seasonal Perfection

The Setup: Lean into your wedding season with perfect seasonal aesthetic.

Spring: Cherry blossoms, pastel colors, butterfly props, garden elements
Summer: Beach vibes, tropical florals, bright colors, sun hats
Fall: Pumpkins, autumn leaves, plaid scarves, warm tones
Winter: Snowflakes, white faux fur, icicle lights, "baby it's cold outside" signage

Why it works: Photos feel authentic to when your wedding happened. Creates cohesive aesthetic throughout your day.


11. Custom Neon + Simple Backdrop

The Setup: Minimalist backdrop (white, blush, or black) with stunning custom neon sign as the focal point.

Why it works: Modern, Instagram-worthy, and personal. Neon sign creates ambiance and serves as your focal point.

Neon sign ideas:

  • Your names or initials
  • Wedding date
  • Fun phrases: "Better Together," "Love Wins," "Drunk in Love," "Cheers to Forever"
  • Wedding hashtag

Budget: Custom neon signs: $150-500 depending on size and complexity. Reusable for home decor after wedding.


12. Cultural Celebration

The Setup: Props and backdrops reflecting your cultural heritage—Chinese lanterns, Indian mandalas, Mexican papel picado, Irish elements, etc.

Why it works: Celebrates your roots in fun, interactive way. Introduces guests to your culture through participation.

Execution note: Work with cultural advisors to ensure respectful, authentic representation. This should honor your heritage, not trivialize it.

Real couple example: Priya and Jake's wedding blended Indian and American elements. Photo booth included both traditional Indian props (bindis, scarves) and American elements, symbolizing their merged cultures.


13. Balloon Installation

The Setup: Dramatic balloon arch, garland, or installation in your wedding colors. Can range from simple to elaborate.

Why it works: Balloons photograph beautifully. Creates dimension and texture. Can be surprisingly elegant with right colors and arrangement.

Budget range:

  • DIY balloon garland kit: $50-100
  • Professional balloon installation: $300-1,000+

Trend tip: Organic balloon garlands (varied sizes, flowing shape) look more expensive and modern than traditional arches.


14. Living Wall / Vertical Garden

The Setup: Professional living wall (actual growing plants) or high-quality artificial plant wall with incredible texture and depth.

Why it works: Lush, unique backdrop. Creates "garden party" vibe regardless of venue. Very luxe aesthetic.

Budget consideration: Real living walls are expensive rentals ($800-2,000). High-quality artificial alternatives ($300-600) photograph nearly identically.

Bonus: Living walls are trending for ceremony backdrops. Dual-purpose use justifies higher cost.


15. Personal Memory Lane

The Setup: Backdrop featuring your relationship story—timeline with photos of you two, map of meaningful places, significant dates and moments.

Why it works: Deeply personal. Guests learn your story while taking photos. Conversation starter that makes waiting in line entertaining.

Execution: Print large-format poster with your timeline, photo collage, or illustrated map. Can be DIY or professionally designed ($100-400).

Guest interaction: Include props related to your story (sports team hats if you met at a game, travel props if you're adventurers, etc.).


The Props That Actually Get Used

Must-Have Props (15-25 Total Items)

Funny/Silly (5-8 items):

  • Oversized glasses
  • Various mustaches and beards
  • Lips on sticks
  • Speech bubbles ("I do," "Best day ever," "Let's party")

Elegant Accessories (5-8 items):

  • Feather boas
  • Masquerade masks
  • Tiaras and crowns
  • Fancy hats

Personalized Touches (3-5 items):

  • Signs with your names and wedding date
  • Hashtag displays
  • "Mr." and "Mrs." signs
  • Custom phrases meaningful to you

Playful Items (5-8 items):

  • Oversized emojis
  • Heart-shaped glasses
  • Themed items (based on your interests—sports, travel, movies)

Props to Skip

Cheap, flimsy props: Dollar-store quality looks bad in photos and breaks quickly. Invest in sturdy, well-made pieces.

Too many small items: Guests won't use them. Focus on statement pieces.

Anything offensive: Skip props that could make anyone uncomfortable. Your grandmother will see these photos.

Overly branded items: Unless you want corporate logos in your wedding photos, avoid props with visible branding.

Display Matters

Don't pile props on a table. Create attractive display:

  • Vintage suitcases, wooden crates, or decorative baskets
  • Arrange props vertically using hooks or stands
  • Add signage: "Grab a prop and strike a pose!"
  • Keep organized so options are visible

What to Look for in a Wedding Photo Booth Rental

Must-Have Features

1. Instant Delivery (Under 2 Minutes)

Guests share photos when they're excited—right now. If delivery takes 10+ minutes, they've moved on and sharing rates plummet.

Look for: SMS and/or email delivery in under 60 seconds.

Memento Booth delivers in under 60 seconds—guests can share while the excitement is fresh.

2. Unlimited Photos

Some rental companies charge per photo or cap sessions. That's ridiculous.

Look for: Truly unlimited photos, GIFs, and videos with no hidden fees.

Red flag: "Packages" limiting you to X sessions or charging extra beyond a threshold.

Memento Booth: unlimited photos and GIFs included—no caps, no surprise fees.

3. Custom Branding

Generic "Photo Booth" text on your wedding photos isn't the vibe.

Look for: Custom overlays with your names, wedding date, and design matching your aesthetic.

Memento Booth offers fully customized overlays—every photo reflects your wedding style.

4. Multiple Capture Modes

Still photos are nice, but GIFs get shared 10× more on Instagram.

Look for: Booths offering both photo and GIF options so guests choose their preference.

5. Professional Quality

Blurry, dark photos defeat the purpose.

Look for:

  • High-quality camera (professional iPad camera or DSLR)
  • Proper lighting (ring light or professional setup)
  • Sharp, clear images even in dim reception lighting

6. Full Event Coverage

Your reception is 4-5 hours. Your photo booth should work the entire time.

Look for: Rentals covering your full event, not just 2-3 hours.

Ask about: Overtime fees if your party runs late.

7. Digital Access to All Photos

You want copies of every photo taken.

Look for:

  • Online gallery with all photos
  • Easy high-resolution downloads
  • Shareable link for guests
  • Available immediately after event

8. Free Delivery & Simple Setup

You have enough to coordinate on your wedding day.

Look for:

  • Free delivery and return shipping
  • Simple setup (or attendant if needed)
  • Professional appearance
  • Backup equipment plan

Memento Booth ships directly to your venue with free shipping—simple delivery and return.

9. Self-Service Friendly (or Attendant Option)

Self-service pros:

  • $300-500 cost savings
  • One fewer vendor to coordinate
  • Guests often prefer privacy

Attendant pros:

  • Helps confused guests
  • Manages props and keeps area tidy
  • Troubleshoots issues

Our take: Modern booths like Memento Booth are intuitive enough for self-service, saving money for other priorities. If your guest list skews very elderly or you have a complex setup, consider an attendant.

10. Reasonable Pricing

Expect to pay:

  • Basic rental: $349-500 (self-service, unlimited photos)
  • Mid-tier: $500-800 (includes attendant or premium features)
  • Premium: $800-1,500+ (specialty setups like 360° booths)

Red flags:

  • Hidden fees (delivery, setup, digital access)
  • Per-photo charges
  • Pressure to buy expensive packages

Memento Booth: $349 with free shipping, unlimited photos and GIFs, custom branding, digital gallery. No hidden fees.

DIY vs. Professional Rental: The Real Math

DIY Photo Booth Reality Check

What you need:

  • iPad or camera: $300-800
  • Tripod or stand: $50-150
  • Photo booth app: $15-50/month
  • Lighting: $50-200
  • Backdrop and stand: $100-400
  • Props: $50-150

Total equipment: $565-1,750

Plus:

  • Hours setting up, testing, troubleshooting
  • Your stress on wedding day
  • Friend or family member managing it (missing your wedding)
  • No professional support if something fails

Reality: DIY looks cheaper on paper but rarely accounts for time, stress, and opportunity cost.

Professional Rental (Memento Booth)

What you get for $349:

  • Professional iPad system
  • Optimal lighting
  • Custom branded overlays
  • Unlimited photos and GIFs
  • Instant SMS/email delivery
  • Digital gallery
  • Props (optional add-on)
  • Free shipping both ways
  • Professional support if anything goes wrong

Reality: $349 for zero stress and guaranteed results. Your friend attends your wedding instead of troubleshooting an iPad.

The Verdict

DIY only makes sense if:

  • You genuinely enjoy the project
  • You have significant technical expertise
  • You have time to test thoroughly before your wedding

For 95% of couples, professional rental is better value when you account for time, stress, and results.

Your wedding day isn't the time to debug technical problems.

Maximize Your Photo Booth Investment

Strategic Placement

Best locations:

  • Near cocktail area (guests use while mingling)
  • Adjacent to dance floor (energy spillover)
  • High-traffic areas everyone passes naturally
  • Well-lit areas (or ensure booth has excellent lighting)

Avoid:

  • Hidden corners where people forget it exists
  • Harsh backlighting (outdoor setups)
  • Too close to speakers (conversation difficulty)
  • Blocking emergency exits or vendor access

Promotion Strategy

Before wedding:

  • Mention on wedding website
  • Create custom hashtag for sharing
  • Build excitement in pre-wedding communications

During wedding:

  • Announce during welcome toasts
  • Signage directing guests to booth
  • You and your spouse take first photo together (lead by example)
  • Encourage participation throughout night

After wedding:

  • Share highlights on social media
  • Send gallery link to all guests
  • Include booth photos in thank-you notes

Create Photo Booth "Grand Opening"

Make it an event moment:

  1. You and your spouse take the first photo
  2. Announce "The photo booth is now open!"
  3. Your participation encourages everyone else

Encourage Group Photos

Best booth photos are groups:

  • Entire bridal party
  • Family reunions
  • College friend groups
  • Coworkers

Suggest this in signage or announcements.

Set Up Guest Book Station

Next to booth:

  • Photo guest book (album with adhesive pages)
  • Glue sticks or double-sided tape
  • Pens and markers
  • Sign: "Add your photo and leave us a message!"

Creates treasured keepsake you'll actually revisit.

Trending 2026 Wedding Photo Booth Ideas

360° Video Booths

Slow-motion video capturing guests from all angles on rotating platform. Ultra-shareable, ultra-trendy. Expect to pay $800-1,500.

Audio Guestbook

Vintage telephone guests pick up to leave voice messages. Not technically a photo booth but serves similar memory-capture purpose. Incredibly emotional.

AI Filters & Effects

Real-time filters adding artistic effects—think Instagram filters but for your booth. Trending heavily in 2026.

Sustainability Focus

Digital-only booths with no printing to reduce waste. Younger couples increasingly prefer eco-friendly approach.

Instant Film Aesthetic

Digital photos styled to look like Polaroids or vintage instant film. Nostalgic yet modern.

Real Couple Inspiration

Sarah & Michael: Rustic Barn Wedding

Setup: Reclaimed wood, string lights, mason jars, hay bales
Props: Cowboy hats, bandanas, chalkboard signs, sunflowers
Result: 450 photos over 4 hours. Guests raved about how fun it was. Several photos were framed and sent back as thank-you gifts.


Emma & Jen: Modern Loft Wedding

Setup: White backdrop, geometric neon sign with their names, metallic balloons
Props: Oversized metallic glasses, simple witty signs, monochromatic accessories
Special touch: GIF mode with slow-motion effect
Result: 88% of guests used the booth (unusually high participation). Over 300 GIFs shared on Instagram with their hashtag, generating 50,000+ impressions.


Carlos & Sofia: Garden Wedding

Setup: Lush greenery wall with white florals, gold-framed signage
Props: Flower crowns, elegant fans, pearl necklaces
Special touch: Both photo and video message modes
Result: Photos matched their garden aesthetic perfectly. Video messages became their most treasured keepsake—they watch the compilation on anniversaries.

Make Your Wedding Unforgettable

Your wedding photo booth should be effortless, fun, and deliver photos guests actually want to share.

That's exactly what Memento Booth provides:

$349 rental with free shipping (no hidden fees)
Unlimited photos and GIFs (no caps, no surprises)
Instant delivery (under 60 seconds via SMS/email)
Fully customized overlays (your names, date, design)
Professional quality (clear, beautiful photos)
Dead-simple setup (arrives ready to go)
Digital gallery (access all photos after your wedding)
Self-service friendly (intuitive for all ages)

No attendant needed. No technical headaches. No stress. Just pure fun.

How It Works

  1. Book online at mementobooth.com
  2. Customize your overlays with names, date, design
  3. Receive via free shipping to your venue
  4. Set up in minutes (seriously, it's that easy)
  5. Let your guests create magic
  6. Access all photos in your digital gallery after
  7. Return via prepaid shipping

It's the easiest wedding decision you'll make.

Ready to Create Memories?

Your guests want to have fun, capture moments, and celebrate you. A photo booth makes all of that effortless—and gives you hundreds of candid, joyful photos you'll treasure forever.

Don't settle for a forgettable booth or overpay for features you don't need.

Memento Booth delivers professional quality, unlimited fun, and instant sharing for just $349 with free shipping.

Visit mementobooth.com to book your wedding photo booth today.

Your guests will love it. And years from now, when you flip through those hilarious, heartfelt, perfectly imperfect photos, you'll be so glad you added this to your day.

Here's to love, laughter, and memories that last forever. 💕📸


About Memento Booth: Memento Booth is the go-to photo booth rental for weddings and celebrations. With $349 rentals, free shipping, unlimited photos and GIFs, custom branding, and instant delivery, we make it easy to create unforgettable memories. Book your booth at mementobooth.com.

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