The reason why photobooths are fun and a highlight of any wedding is the fact that the hosts give a chance to the wedding guests to be in the spotlight as well. Guests would feel appreciated and will have a lot of fun posing for the camera.

There are many zany ways to have a photo booth at your wedding. You can have crazy props and cool backdrop. However, those may take more planning and more money. With a little creativity, having a photo booth-guest book idea will not break your budget.

INSPIRATION AND TRANSLATION

Take a leaf from my DIY wedding project, The Photo Booth-Guest Book idea. This couple from Wedding Bee was the inspiration behind my Photo Booth-Guest Book Project.

This couple's photobooth was set up indoor in one of the rooms provided by the hotel. Props like feather boas, moustache, crazy shades, and colorful wigs were used to help create cool photos and help guests to loosen up. The mini whiteboard was a last-minute addition but proved to be a hit among the guests. The white backdrop was a blanksheet of white seamless background paper purchased from a photo supply store.

My translation for my wedding for this Photo Booth-Guest Book idea was two whiteboards, markers, whiteboard eraser, a photographer, a laptop, wifi, and guests.

The tropical flowers at the hotel's garden acted as a perfect garden-beach wedding backdrop. Two whiteboards were used instead of one to shorten the message-writing time--while one whiteboard is being used to be photographed, another whiteboard can be used by the subsequent guests to pen a message.

Sinn Wee was the photographer at the photo booth. One thing that is cool about this idea is Sinn Wee instantly uploaded these photos on Facebook and tagged the guests on the Facebook album. That way, your guests will have a photo of themselves specially taken at your wedding and this serves as a keepsake your guests will keep for a very long time.

This Photo Booth-Guest Book idea also gets a cool point for the crazy poses and out-of-the-box messages from your guest. There were countless timeless candor captured and i love browsing these photos on my leisure time.

Another added advantage that this idea has over the traditional guestbook is you can put a name to the face of the guests. This is especially useful if you struggle to remember who Uncle Kassim and family is.

The cost breakdown for the wedding was only RM40 for two whiteboard markers that comes with whiteboard pens and erasers.