Pictures from wedding reception photo booths make for easy, instant and fun mementos of your wedding. Now that you've decided to get a photo booth for your reception, Fotosnaps shares quick and easy tips that you and your groom can do to make sure that you and your guests have an even more memorable time at your party—while making sure you're getting the most bang out of your wedding buck.

While it might be tempting to choose the highest package that your photo booth supplier would offer, Fotosnaps shares that for most couples that they've serviced, three hours' use at the reception (exclusive of the "stop-time") is more than enough.

Apart from determining a high-traffic area to place your photo booth, it's also important to manage the queue of those who want their mugs taken. Fotosnaps says that they have two personnel facilitating the sessions, one to operate the booth and the other to assist your guests. Fotosnaps always advises the couple (or the wedding coordinator) to announce whenever the booth's open and encourage guests to have their photos taken during this time.

Also, since you wouldn't want your guests crowding at the photo booth during the more important parts of your program (like speeches or your first dance), you may request your photo booth supplier to implement its stop-time during this period.

Make sure too that you discuss with your provider about the products and services that are included in your package. Some suppliers may charge for use of its props, while others offer extra copies of the photos, which are then placed in an album and become an instant wedding souvenir for the couple. With the Fotosnaps Video SnapBooth, the first of its kind in the industry, guests can first record their video messages for their couple, and then pose for their souvenir photos after. Check too, how you and your guests can view the photos post-wedding—uploaded online via a public or private link, saved in CD/DVDs, or laid out for you in photobook format.

Lastly, don't forget to make use of the photo booth yourselves! Make sure you capture your newly wedded status, by having fun at the photo booth with your spouse - and welcome all your friends and family who decide to squeeze in the picture with you too.

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