The Old School Photo Booth Is Back. Here Is Why It Works

A hundred years after the first booth opened on Broadway, the curtain, the flash and the printed strip are winning crowds again.

Retro Photo Booth: Why Florida Venues Are Bringing Back the Curtain

What makes a retro photo booth pull people across a room, which details keep it authentic, and how Florida venues can host one at no cost.

Instant Print Photo Booth: Why the Strip in Their Hand Matters to Your Venue

Why the printed strip, not the phone photo, is what makes an instant print photo booth worth hosting.

Photo Booth Maintenance: What a Permanent Booth Needs and Who Handles It

A plain look at the upkeep a permanent walk-in photo booth needs, and how the work splits between a hosted placement and owning the machine.

Selfie Booth vs Photo Booth: Which One Should Your Venue Host?

An honest comparison of selfie stations and enclosed photo booths for venues, covering guest experience, prints, staffing and which one actually pulls people over.

Photo Booth Dimensions: How Much Space a Walk-In Booth Needs

The real footprint of a walk-in photo booth, how much clearance to leave, and how to pick the corner where it will shine.

What a Permanent Photo Booth for Business Looks Like, Week by Week

From install day to the 90-day mark, here is what hosting a full-time photo booth actually involves for your business (and what it does not).

Photo Booth Contract: What Venues Should Check Before Signing

The clauses that matter in a photo booth placement agreement, what reasonable terms look like, and the red flags worth a second read.

Photo Booth Profit Share: How Venues Get Paid on a Free Booth

A plain explanation of how a venue earns a cut of every session on a placed photo booth, what moves the percentage, and the questions worth asking any booth company.

Photo Booth Install Day: What Florida Venues Can Actually Expect

Forget the electrician and the staff training. Here’s what a SmileMore photo booth install really involves for a Florida venue, from the first photo to the first strip.