Las Vegas Sweet 16 photo booths

Sixteen should
feel this big.

Her friends are going to document this whether you plan for it or not. Give them something worth filming — spinning camera, custom music, and video on their phones before the cake comes out.

Teen guests posing on a red carpet in front of a comic pop art backdrop

Why it works at a Sweet 16

Built for the most online guest list you'll ever host.

A Sweet 16 crowd doesn't need to be convinced to take photos. They need equipment that keeps up with them.

Guest posing on a red carpet in front of a bold pop art backdrop

It's the activity, not a side table

Teens don't mingle politely for four hours. They orbit whatever is fun — and the booth is fun for the whole party.

Friend groups, not portraits

Four on the 360 platform, ten in front of the mirror. Nobody gets left standing off to the side.

Video and GIFs, not just stills

Slow-motion clips and looping GIFs are what actually gets posted. A single photo doesn't get the same reaction.

Her song, her filter, her vibe

Pick the track and the filter so every clip from the night sounds and looks like her party.

Backdrops worth a whole outfit

Pink glitter, gold sparkle, comic pop — she picks the one that matches the theme she's had planned for months.

Someone runs it all night

A trained attendant handles the tech and the hyping so no parent gets stuck operating a camera.

Guests laughing with a Picture Me This attendant at a party

The experience

Four hours of absolute chaos. Good chaos.

The first group goes in shy. The second group has choreography. By the third round, someone has organized a rotation and the phones are already posting.

They will come back to the booth five or six times across the night, and every single round looks different.

First 20 minutes

The test run

Two brave friends go first. Everyone else watches the playback over their shoulders.

Peak party

The rotation

Full friend groups cycling through with props, jackets off, music up.

Late night

The posting spree

Everyone parked on the couch, comparing videos, tagging each other.

Great for

Great for however she's celebrating.

Big themed parties

Match the backdrop to the theme she's been planning since spring.

Ballroom and venue parties

The 360 becomes the centerpiece of the room.

Backyard and house parties

Compact setups that still feel like a full production.

Surprise parties

Booth already running when she walks in — the reaction gets recorded.

Friends-only celebrations

A smaller guest list means more turns for everyone.

Birthday brunches and daytime parties

Bright backdrops, GIFs, and out before dinner.

Choose your experience

Pick your booth for her big night.

For a Sweet 16 the honest answer is video first — but here's how the three compare so she can choose.

Let's make sixteen unforgettable.

Send us the date, the venue and the theme. We'll help you lock in the booth that fits her party. We reply by phone within 24 hours.

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