I cant say enough about ShutterBooth. They were fantastic for my wedding. They were prompt to set up and had the best people working the booths. The props were top notch and the booth was filled all night long with happy guests. I loved how friendly the staff was with me and my guests. The quality of the prints are also great. At the end of the night, I walked away with some of my favorite photos from my wedding thanks to your booth. Thanks for doing such a great job!!

ShutterBooth is by far the best photobooth company! They were so easy to work with, and they had amazing customer service! The ShutterBooth was a hit at my wedding last April. My guest were having so much fun all night! The photo frames we gave our guest were a huge success as well! Thank you Kelly, and the ShutterBooth team for making all my guest smile!

ShutterBooth came to our charity fundraising carnival last weekend, and they were wonderful!! Everything was set up and delivered on time and as it should. They were wonderful to work with! I highly recommend using them!! The photo booth was a huge hit, and I love that we can have access to the photos digitally as well. Thanks Shutterbooth!

I had the pleasure of working with ShutterBooth at the $100 La Caille wedding give-a-way and it was such a wonderful experience. Not only was ShutterBooth easy to work with, they provided exellent customer service to my client, showed up on time, and did a wonderful job at the wedding. Guests had a great time and the bride was thrilled! Thanks a billion, Shutterbooth!!!

I hate to be a downer, but I have no idea what we just paid for. What a waste! We went for an open step and repeat booth. Here are the reasons why it reflected poorly on our industry event:1 - The contraption that takes the photos is a giant black box about 4 x 4 x 8 tall. The panels didnt fit nicely together, it was rickety shack that took up the middle of the room during our high-end event. There were never any details letting us know it would be that obtrusive. I assumed it was going to be minimal like smile booth. HARDLY.2 - The photos were orange. The white balance was very heavy on the orange side. Since we had a pink backdrop, most attendees ended up blending right in to the background.3 - The interface for taking photos was impossible to follow. No one seemed to know when the shutter would actually click, and most times end up with a wonky facial expression for 90% of photos4 - Getting digital photos to your inbox was annoying and impossible for saving to your smartphone. The email included a link, the website was not mobile friendly and the images that were in the photostrip were about 300px wide, not nearly the quality needed for sharing in any way. The photobooth attendant was at one point able to send out individual pictures instead of the strip, but the download process was ridiculous.5 - The exposure/contrast was grossly out of whack. The exposure was too low, but most photos still blew out skin tones dramatically.I could have gotten better results with my old brick phone from 2010. Next time Im going with someone else, or just buying a bunch of instax cameras.