The photographer who disappears. They show up for the ceremony, vanish between courses, leave before the dance floor opens, and send you $2,500 worth of posed shots six weeks later — none of which capture the bar line, the kids' table, or the moment your uncle finally got on the dance floor.
The cheap iPad booth. A tablet on a stick, a webcam, a strip of grainy prints nobody puts on the fridge. It looks like a photo booth in the contract and feels like a phone selfie at the event.
The booth that simply can't fit. Outdoor ceremonies. Mountain venues with no power. Tight downtown lofts. Multi-room receptions where guests scatter. A 200-pound mirror booth solves none of those problems.