Crowd in, pull a face, count 3, 2, 1. It prints in seconds, and there's no version you can get wrong.
Aesthetic receipt photobooth rentals for Hong Kong weddings, private bashes, and brand activations.
Unscripted party energy — crowd in, pull a face, capture raw momentum.
Our frames, your night. Standard frames, delivery and set-up, colour copies and GIF by QR.
Unlimited prints — every guest at every table walks away with a tactile memory.
Your names on every print. Names, date and message on every print, ready in minutes. Everything in Photo Dump.
Your campaign line or social handles on every physical receipt, paired with post-ready digital copies.
A booth that looks like your brand. Up to four layouts drawn for your campaign, a branded screen and a set dressed for the day.
Tap the screen and choose a layout. More photos, longer session.
A countdown, a flash, then the next one. The pose everyone regrets is the good one.
Print it, or go again. Retakes are free and nobody is counting.
The strip drops out while the screen shows a QR code for the colour photo and GIF.
When the print drops out, the booth's last screen shows a QR code. Scan it there and the full-colour photo and a moving GIF are yours on the spot: the strip in your hand, the moving version in your pocket. The link stays open for 48 hours.
No deposit to check. A date is held for 48 hours once we reply.
Yes — it's thermal paper, the same as a real receipt. We print on long-life top-coated stock rated for years rather than months, and the booth's last screen gives everyone a QR code for the colour copy, so save that to your phone and it's yours for good. Keep it dry, out of sunlight, and never in a plastic sleeve — plastic erases thermal prints.
No. Black and white, one bit, dithered. It's not trying to be a colour photo — it's closer to a ticket stub than a print. That's the point.
Unlimited. Thermal paper costs us almost nothing, so there's no cap, no per-print charge and no fine print. Your guests can print eleven times each and we genuinely don't mind.
A table and a plug. It's small enough for one person to carry, which is why you are not paying for a two-person crew.