Print media means the photos are printed on site. Digital media means the photos are sent to the guests through text.
Many of our clients choose digital because it is more cost effective and environmentally conscious. Others want print so the guests have a photo to take home. It is really a matter of preference.
This varies, depending on the time slot you choose, the number of guests, etc. A 3-hour booking typically results in 60-80 photos, but sometimes we take as many as 100.
We bring all of the props, but you are welcome to bring your own if you have something specific in mind.
Our templates are typically designed to coordinate with your wedding invitation. However, if you have a special request, we can try to accommodate it. We typically put your names on it, depending on the style. You can choose a 4×6 card or a 2×6 strip. We can also include your wedding hashtag, the date, or any other details you want on there.
We do need some type of cell signal or wifi in order to operate the digital media. If you choose digital and there is no wifi or cell signal, your guests will receive their images once we return to an area that has service. Several of our venues do not have cell service; most of the time, these brides choose print. We do not need any type of service for our print media to work.
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