Joint party photo booth - 2 photo booths in one

What do you do when you have a joint party and you need to create a photo booth both for a boy and a girl, one wants a princess theme and the other wants superheros?

Easy you just split the photo booth in two lool :) 

Ok so it wasn't that easy, when I found out I had this booking and their lovely mum asked if I could do both themes I said "sure" without having a clue how I was going to make it work. This is what I love about my business, I love challenges and don't stick to the norm. 

If I can envision it in my mind it can HAPPEN. Then I had my light bulb moment, "why not have two photo booths but joint together in the middle"?. The boys can take their photo on the birthday boys side and the girls can have their photos on the birthday girls side and then just to be crazy for group shots the children can just stand in the middle. Wa la, there you have it two photo booth's in one. I know its not rocket science but I was quite proud of my self for being so creative. 

Here are the lovely photos .......................

Ernie's circus theme photo booth

I love creating themed photo booth's for children's parties, this is what makes my photo booth unique and stand out from the rest. The photos also look amazing and very creative. Little Ernie had his first birthday and had a circus themed party so of course my photo booth was styled according to the theme. To create my circus themed photo booth, I first seek inspiration from google and pinterest and use this as a starting point. Straight away I knew I wanted the colour scheme to be a baby yellow backdrop and red silky curtains and I also wanted circus themed props.

As always I went to visit my fav fabric shop and and the party store to get my props. I sometimes purchase printable templates and make handmade props but on this occasion I didn't need to do that. 

Everyone loved the photo booth and the grown up's got involved to. I LOVE colourful photos, so I was very pleased how rich the colours were so when I was editing the photos I only needed to do a small amount of editing to enhance the photos.

Here are a few of the photos.........

How I started my photo booth for children and teen parties

While I was in the process of developing my photo booth business, I noticed there were not many photo booth providers for children’s parties, this made me wonder why because children also love having a photo booth at their party just as much as adults. I also noticed to hire a photo booth can be quite expensive especially for a small children’s party, most parents wouldn't like to spend over £400 just for a photo booth, plus most photo booths have a large booth structure that’s not suitable for every venue and certainly cannot fit in someone’s home.


So I set my self on a mission to create a photo booth service only for children and teens.

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My goals were:

1. It has to be affordable

2. It has to be fun

3. It has to be portable, so the photo booth can be set up in any venue or in your home

4. It has to be very different from what other services provide