Love this photo for a load of reasons. This is an example where guests, when given an opportuinity, get their creative thinking hat on, and make something personal to themselves.

This is in the Broadhaven Bay Hotel in Co. Mayo. We used the piano as the prop for the Studiobooth. I will put a few more up so you can see how we made the most of the prop. Also nice creative lighting as well. Again, no props, just the piano.

Again, using the piano as the main prop for the Guest Studiobooth. We took the photos after dinner and got through 200 Guests in 3 hours. We also printed photos as well and gave them to the guests.

We have a selection of Flower Wall options. The Pink Flowerwall. We have a White/Cream one and a Green One. Just note, they do not go all they way to the ground as I wanted to make them fit into a smaller van.

This was at a small wedding, and we simply made a simple setup beside the dance floor and photographed and printed there and then. Nice setup.

This is an example of a backgrop provided by the Flower Supplier. The solid background is resused and the Balloons are used just once. Its a great look.

This is a Blue Sequin Backdrop with two real photographers who were covering the wedding.

This was taken at a social dancing competition. Its a Red/Pinkish Sequen Background

I do have a selection of props. The only think I will say about props is that it can slow down the volumn of photos taken if you are having a wedding larger than 200. What I usually do is not have props for the first 90mins and get all the normal portraits done, and then have some props then available.

Here with a large group of friends, we print one for each lady. That is fairest thing to do. Also they are give a QR Code to link to the Gallery where then can download their photos.