ARCADIA, CA, November 28, 2011 (Press-News.org) Brides and grooms everywhere can't get enough of photo booths, the hottest "must have" item for wedding receptions in 2011.
DJs, photographers, videographers, event coordinators and even venues themselves, are all scrambling to find ways to incorporate this unique and new concept into their own services. In fact, many companies are now trying to join forces in order to capitalize on this fast growing industry and to provide their future brides and grooms with a one-stop solution for multiple services.
One such alliance has recently formed with SnapShotz Photobooth Rentals in Los Angeles and Abott's Florist in Champaign-Urbana.
SnapShotz Opens Champaign-Urbana Branch Office
"After researching other photo booth companies, we chose to partner with the top-rated SnapShotz Photobooth Rentals," said Lisa Duitsman, owner of Abbott's Florist, Champaign, Illinois. "SnapShotz Photo Booth offers a fun and unique experience that our discerning clients love." Abbott's Florist has proudly served the Central Illinois community since 1923. "The industry has changed greatly over the years", she said, and "adding SnapShotz Photo Booth to our business is just another way for us to continue to grow into yet another segment of the exciting event industry".
About SnapShotz Photobooth Rentals
SnapShotz is a modern option to the "old school" photo booths but maintains the charm & nostalgia of a traditional photo booth experience. SnapShotz proudly offers the most professionally built and versatile digital photo booths available. Our photo booths feature a portable & lightweight design that ensure they can be easily installed virtually anywhere. Each booth utilizes the latest digital cameras and professional grade, dye-sublimation printers to provide the highest picture quality possible.
SnapShotz is owned and operated by Brandon Freer of Arcadia, California. Brandon has over 15 years experience in Information Technology and graphic design and a passion for film and photography. This combination of technical skill, customer service ability and creativity has helped Brandon lead SnapShotz to the top tier of companies as proven by a previous client list that now includes Nickelodeon, CBS, NBC, Amp Radio, Jack FM, Nike, Lowes, Ford, Electronic Arts and JetBlue.
What clients say about their experience with SnapShotz Photobooth:
"Best service! Best price! Best photobooth! Brandon and his staff were very friendly, professional, knowledgable, and helpful throughout the entire wedding. I got a great package deal for the reasonable price I paid. The guests enjoyed every second of the photobooth... it made our wedding fun for all ages. Their service exceeded our expectations, from the extra scrapbook materials, to cutting the photos, to controlling the line, to arranging the photos in the scrapbook... The custom logo that matched our wedding invitation was PERFECT. I recommend Snapshotz Photobooth to anyone for any event!" said Ly in her formal review.
Read more reviews on WeddingWire:
http://www.weddingwire.com/reviews/snapshotz-photobooth-rentals-arcad ... 25c37.html
Watch a live testimonial at:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNiymgnd6Mw
For more information about SnapShotz Photobooth Rentals, please visit www.snapshotzphotobooth.com or call (866) 987-4689.
Rent a photo booth for your next event in Chicago, Champaign-Urbana, Los Angeles and New Jersey!
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SnapShotz Photobooth Rentals Launches New Champaign-Urbana Branch
SnapShotz Photobooth Rentals is the premiere photo booth rental company in Illinois, New Jersey and Southern California. Your guests will be raving about the fun and excitement of the SnapShotz Photobooth!
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[Press-News.org] SnapShotz Photobooth Rentals Launches New Champaign-Urbana BranchSnapShotz Photobooth Rentals is the premiere photo booth rental company in Illinois, New Jersey and Southern California. Your guests will be raving about the fun and excitement of the SnapShotz Photobooth!