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Photo booth alternative

The photo booth alternative your guests will actually keep forever

Photo booth prints get lost on phones. A hand-cut silhouette portrait stays framed on your guests' walls for years. Discover why more couples and companies are choosing live art.

Why the photo booth no longer impresses anyone

The photo booth was brilliant 10 years ago. Today it's what everyone expects — and what nobody remembers. Your guests deserve something truly personal and artistic.

A hand-cut silhouette portrait is exactly that: real art, created live, in under 2 minutes, with no equipment, no cables, no setup required.

Frequently asked questions

The questions we are asked most

A silhouettist cutting live. The photo booth picture ends up in the camera roll and is never opened again; the cut paper gets framed. Nothing to plug in, nothing to set up.

Yes, and that is half my work. Portraits come out on cards with your brand, whether it is a gala, a trade show or an activation.

Because they are one file among thousands, or a strip of paper somebody leaves on a table on the way out. There is no copy of a cut portrait: it is that piece of paper or nothing.

Under two minutes. The guest sits down, watches the profile come out of the paper and stands up with it in their hand.

No. I work standing among the guests with scissors and paper. No table, no chairs, no cables, no screens. Just as well in a garden as in a ballroom.

The photo booth alternative your guests will actually keep forever

Photo booth prints get lost on phones. A hand-cut silhouette portrait stays framed on your guests' walls for years. Discover why more couples and companies are choosing live art.

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