Pick the moment the booth Opens
Every reception runs on its own clock. Tap through the night to see what the booth is doing at each turn, then tell us when you want it open.
What the booth is doing
We arrive with plenty of time to set up and stay out of the way. All we need is a 10 ft by 10 ft corner of your venue, which leaves room for the booth, the backdrop, and your guests to move around it comfortably.
The booth opens and your attendant is right there with it, so no one has to work out how it runs. Photos, boomerangs, and GIFs, as many as your guests care to take.
While everyone is seated, the booth keeps working. Your backdrop is chosen from a curated collection, and the overlay and template are designed around your wedding.
Nobody waits for their pictures. Every photo goes straight to your guests by text or QR code, so it is on their phone before they are back on the dance floor.
When the last song plays, the booth's night ends too. Every capture is emailed to you afterwards in one file, so you end up with all of it, not just the ones your guests remembered to send you.
Built around weddings since Day one
Candid Creative launched in 2023 with a wedding and a bridal show. The booth is open air, it comes to your venue, and it is still run by the person who started it.
Weddings from day one
Candid Creative launched in 2023 with a first wedding and a bridal show. Since then the booth has worked receptions, holiday parties, fundraisers, and corporate nights around the area.
You work with the owner
Micah runs Candid Creative. The person you check your date with is the person who answers when you have a question about it later.
We come to your venue
Jonesboro is home, and the booth travels out to Bono, Brookland, Paragould, Harrisburg, and over the state line to Kennett. If your venue sits further out, just ask.
Wedding weekends book Furthest out
Popular dates, wedding weekends especially, often book six to twelve months ahead. The earlier you reserve, the better your chances, and the date is yours from the moment the retainer is paid.
Send us your date and we will tell you whether it is open. If it is, the retainer holds it, and the rest is deciding which backdrop you want behind everyone.
The price, and how
The booth works
What it costs
One open air booth, quoted for your event, with the backdrop, the custom overlay, the attendant and the unlimited captures all in the one package.
See the pricing
How it works
What the open air booth does at a Jonesboro event, from the backdrop and the overlay to the photos landing on your guests' phones.
See the boothWhat they said Afterwards
“Micah and her crew with Candid Creative were such a fun and amazing part of my wedding day!”
“Her Photo Booth truly elevated the entire event and was an amazing, personalized way to remember our night!”
“We had her photo booth at our Christmas party, and it was a total hit! Everyone had so much fun.”
FAQ
The questions people ask before they book, answered by Micah in her own words.
Fill out the contact form or send us a direct message to check our availability and pay the retainer fee to reserve your date.
Please plan for a 10 ft × 10 ft area for our photo booth setup. This allows enough space for the booth, backdrop, and guests to move around comfortably and safely. Our backdrops measure 8 ft wide × 7.5 ft high.
During the event, guests will receive their images instantly through text or QR code. After the event, our team will email you all the captures via zip file.
For outdoor events, the booth must be fully protected from rain and other precipitation, must have overhead cover and at least two covered sides, cannot be placed in direct sunlight, and cannot operate if temperatures are below 45°F or above 85°F. Backdrops cannot be used in winds over 10 MPH.
The short answer? As soon as you have your date! Not to be dramatic but there’s only one of us... and a whole lot of you! Popular dates, especially wedding weekends and holiday parties, often book 6 to 12 months in advance. The earlier you reserve, the better your chances of securing your date.
