It ships to your house, the hall or the gym. One person sets it up in about ten minutes, the guests figure it out on their own, and it runs as long as the night does. Then it goes back in the box with the prepaid label already inside.
The booth is the thing the guests gravitate to between the entrance and the dancing, and the strips go home in every clutch bag.
It runs through the kids' party and the adults' party without a shift change, and the props are cardboard on handles — nothing to lose, nothing to break.
A gym or a backyard is fine. It needs one outlet and about eight feet of floor, and it carries its own network, so the school's Wi-Fi is never involved.
One flat price for the whole party, however long it runs. Digital + Prints is the one most parties book — 100 prints covers a room this size with room to spare, and everyone can also send themselves the photos on the spot.
| Guests | Digital + Prints | Per guest |
|---|---|---|
| 50 | $359 | $7.18 |
| 100 | $359 | $3.59 |
| 150 | $359 | $2.39 |
A three-piece shell, an iPad already set up for your event, the printer and its media if your package has one, 24 cardboard props, a backdrop and stand, and the return label. Round-trip shipping is in the price. There is nothing to add at checkout, nothing to rent separately, and nothing to buy on the night.
No. Nobody from KnotBooth comes on site, so there is no vendor for them to insure, badge or let in. The box arrives, your people set it up, the box goes back.
About 15 days nearby, up to 23 coast to coast. Spring and fall Saturdays are the busy ones — if the party is on one, book it as soon as the date is set.
A refundable authorization on the card, placed two days before the kit ships and released when the return gets its first carrier scan. It shows as pending, not as money moved. It is what lets us ship the kit without a person attached to it.
Call or text (914) 825-5498. The line is answered by someone who has run this booth at a wedding, and the help centre walks through the common fixes — a paper jam takes about a minute.
Two minutes, and the date comes off the calendar the moment you're done.