The Crazyboo!h: Wedding and event photobooth service for Colorado

Aug. 7, 2009 - PRLog -- Ingredients for a great reception party

1. Good DJ.  If the tunes don’t flow, the feet don’t fly.

2. A Crazybooth.  Can you dance for 3 hours straight?  Didn’t think so.  Can you talk to aunt Linda for 3 hours straight?  Didn’t think so.

When I need to take a short break while photographing a reception, I park myself near the Crazyboo!h and watch guests have a blast in front of the camera.  At one wedding this summer, guests snapped over 600 shots in the Crazyboo!h. That’s about 3.3333333 photos every minute.  Someone is having fun!

The best way to see how guests love the Crazyboo!h photobooth, is to view the pics!  Click the link here to see a slideshow:

http://ericbakken.com/weddings/?tag=crazybooth

Here’s how it works.  I bring a colored background paper, a remote controlled camera, and a little remote button.  We set it up somewhere at the reception site, and start the action after dinner.  It all wraps up after you’ve left, giving your guests tons of time to play for the camera.  Then we post all the images online for people to enjoy  just a day or two after your wedding.  It’s simple and SO much fun. A few days later your photobooth images are on facebook and my gallery site for all your guests to enjoy. You get a beautiful image box filled with all the images as 4×6 or 5×7 prints.  

Think of it as the third ring in the 3 ring circus that is your wedding:  YOU, the Dance floor, and the Crazyboo!h.

PRICE: $600 if I am your wedding photographer (or it’s included in some of my wedding packages.)

$800 for 5 hours if I am not your contracted photographer. ($800 price includes a CD of all images and 2 sets of 4×6 prints with your wedding or event information imprinted along with each image…they are great to include with thank you cards!) Interested? Call me 303-731-2061. I’m taking reservations through Summer 2010.

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Eric Bakken, Photographer has been a Denver-based event, wedding, and portrait photographer since 2004. He loves to innovate and is always looking for great ways to capture the joy and emotion at weddings and events.