Atlanta Himitsu Photo Booth – Himitsu Party – Robot Booth

Himitsu, an intimate speakeasy and sister bar to Umi Sushi in Atlanta, brought our photo booth rental, RobotBooth, out for the ultimate Himitsu party – complete with their own custom background, entertainers, and more. Check out some of our favorite photos from the night below.

Duluth Canton House Photo Booth – Peter & Emily’s Wedding – RobotBooth

Nothing quite hits like our white background with our RobotBooth experience. Clean, editorial, aesthetic, and puts the attention on you and your guests. Talk about your own photo studio!

Peter and Emily brought our photo booth rental out to Canton House in Duluth for their wedding and their entire gallery turned out so cute! Check out some of our favorites from the night.

Marietta Glover Park Brewery Photo Booth – Abby & Jordan – RobotBooth

Abby and Jordan invited our photo booth rental, RobotBooth, out to their wedding celebration at Glover Park Brewery in Atlanta and the vibes were immaculate. We’re talking make it rain, got money and you know it, it’s all about the benjamins, stated from the bottom, can’t tell me nothin’, shake yo money maker, immaculate vibes. Here are some of our fave photos from the night. Enjoy!

Atlanta Wedding Farm Photo Booth – RobotBooth

We love the great outdoors. We love sunrises, we love sunsets, we love that golden glow when the sun hits a smile just right. We really love when our RobotBooths get to use all that natural beauty as the backdrop.

This wedding at a farm in Atlanta was the perfect example.

Instead of us bringing in a classic photo booth background, the couple let the venue do the decorating. We set up our RobotBooth in front of a rustic wooden fence surrounded by lush greenery and flowers, and the result was pretty magical.

Sometimes the best backdrop isn’t a backdrop at all. It’s the great outdoors.

P.S. There is one thing to keep in mind when you choose the great outdoors as your photo booth backdrop: the great outdoors gets dark, which means your backdrop gets dark too. As the sun goes down, your beautiful trees, gardens, fields and fences will naturally become darker in your photos – a flash can only carry so far. Sometimes that works out perfectly. <3