Charlotte Wedding photo booth rentals at Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden

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We have been hard at work, day and night to bring you more options for your photo layout. Today we added to our custom overlay options. All customizations are included with all of our Photo Booth rentals and any if it’s within the realm of reasoning we can accommodate any special requests! Take a look and let us know what you think! We love to hear your feedback and requests.

One of my best friends is getting married in two weeks and he asked me to find the perfect song.

There are so many choices but for me, being an mc and dj, I look for things that have the huge wow factor.

Check out Rihanna and Calvin Harris We Found Love

Start the song off at 1:33… this will start right after the best man and maid of honor make their way into the room…

The dj will say nothing until the words end until 1:45… right when it hits the beat hard at 2:00 you will walk out… this gives us about 12 seconds to get everyone to stand up and introduce you.

A great choice if you ask me : )

2. Ceremony Decor
First impressions matter. A personalized ceremony space will make your guests feel at home immediately. If you’re having an outdoor summer wedding, hang orchid leis, colorful ribbon streamers or sun-catching glass ornaments on surrounding trees. For church nuptials, have your florist create arrangements for the pews as well as the door. (Hint: Those arrangements can all be reused at the reception on the tables, at the bar and in the bathrooms.)
The Upgrade:
Ask your florist to cover a canopy with lush flowers and hanging votive candles or blossom-bedecked lanterns to really create focal points. Your guests’ jaws will drop.

3. The Entryway
Often overlooked by wedding planners, the entryway can be given a little attention to create an unexpected wow. It doesn’t take much, either; even the slightest bit of decor will personalize it. Hire your florist to create an impressive display for the escort card table. Right outside the reception hall entry, place a tall Manzanita tree decorated with hanging candles and flowers or a grouping of mix-and-match vases filled with rich flowers of various textures to match the rest of the space.
The Upgrade:
Ask servers to greet guests with glasses of champagne or a signature cocktail so that they feel taken care of from the moment they stroll into the room.

4. The Photo Booth
This is one of those nuptial ideas that made its way from totally niche concept to wedding reception standby. The reason: It works double duty. Your guests will take a whirl in the photo booth at least once in the evening (providing a perfect opportunity for mingling), and they’ll get to take home their photo booth pics as favors at the night’s end. Rent a photo booth that also provides an online gallery or a CD full of images, and that way you’ve taken care of your guest book.
The Upgrade:
With some rental packages, you can get projections of pictures from the photo booth. So while your guests snap shots inside the booth, the images will appear over the dance floor for everyone to see — providing a great way to illuminate the room!

5. A Lounge Area
Give guests a place to mingle during dance breaks by having a lounge area at your reception. Look into renting couches, chairs and other furniture that you can then stage with pillows and votive candles in your wedding colors. It’s the perfect way to involve everyone in the party even when they’re resting.
The Upgrade:
Really want to wow ‘em? Close off the area with curtains, draping and special lighting to create a VIP vibe.

6. Welcome Bags
Fill baskets or canvas totes with water bottles, wine or locally brewed beer, something salty, something sweet and a piece of fruit. Don’t forget to include a welcome letter as well as a detailed itinerary for where the guest needs to be and when. Leave the whole thing with the hotel concierge for guests to pick up when they check in. And be sure to provide maps and lists of local restaurants, museums and other attractions in case they want to explore on their own.
The Upgrade:
Hire a videographer to create a welcome video of the two of you traipsing around the city showcasing all your favorite places — edited with a soundtrack of your favorite dance songs.

7. Special Entertainment
Sometimes the best parts of a reception are the elements guests don’t see coming. Surprise them with a jazz trio or a Spanish guitar player. To get the party going during the cocktail hour, hire a mariachi group, a bluegrass band or even a barbershop quartet to perform some seriously memorable melodies.
The Upgrade:
You’ll blow everyone away with a marching band that leads them all from the ceremony to the reception on foot (if possible); belly dancers during the cocktail hour; or even break dancers to get things started on the dance floor.

8. Late-Night Snacks
Just when your guests think the fun is winding down, liven up the party with late-night nibbles to prepare everyone for an after-party. If you want to ensure the festivities will last all night, arrange for the caterers to bring out trays of late-night munchies like crinkle-cut French fries or fresh chocolate-chip cookies and milk shooters. If you provide low-key comfort foods, the guests will wish the party would never end. Another great idea: Offer a hot coffee bar complete with special syrups and toppings to keep folks caffeinated.
The Upgrade:
Jump on the latest cuisine craze with a fully loaded food truck arriving on the scene to dole out bites to guests. Think about it: Add a waffle truck, a taco truck or a Korean barbecue truck. The options are endless!

9. Draping
This is a pricey detail, but after you’ve draped your reception space, you won’t even be able to tell it’s the same room. The technique works for indoor and outdoor spaces: Create an intimate vibe beneath an open-air tent or lend some serious drama to an already cozy dining room.
The Upgrade:
Drape the reception entryway with gauzy white fabric or deep-red curtains to create the ultimate dramatic walkway.

The Guys & Dolls Bachelor/Bachelorette Auction is Charlotte’s premier event for young professionals. Coming up on its 12th year, the event features up to 30 of Charlotte’s most eligible men and women, and their fantastic date packages up for auction to the highest bidder. Packages include fantastic trips, shopping sprees and many more surprises. Guys & Dolls 2012 will take place at the Hilton Charlotte Center City in Uptown Charlotte and is a black-tie optional affair. Nearly 90 cents of every dollar of revenue helps support research, education and care programs sponsored by the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. Don’t miss the opportunity to be a part of Guys & Dolls 2012!

*Your event doesn’t have to be in the month of February to get this special offer

Sweet 16 Birthday photo booth rental

Going Away party photo booth rental

Join us at the Carolinas’ largest bridal event as we (The Charlotte Bridal Showcase) celebrate our 10th anniversary! You will see over one hundred wedding professionals as they showcase their products and services. The Bridal Showcase in Charlotte, NC is held twice a year at The Charlotte Convention Center and is sponsored by Belk, Party Reflections and The Knot.

Fashion, photography, honeymoons, flowers, catering, bakers, rentals, and plenty more… there’s something for everyone. Don’t miss the grand finale fashion show presented by Men’s Wearhouse and David’s Bridal.

Stop by and visit us, we are at Booth #23 and get your free photo strip!

2012 Show: January 8 and August 5
Time: 12pm – 5pm
Tickets: $12 at the door or $10 online
Location: The Charlotte Convention Center 501 S. College St., Charlotte, NC 28202

Visit http://www.thebridalshowcasenc.com/ for more info