In the wedding industry, the first quarter of the year is devoted to bridal shows. Brides want them and vendors crave them. For 20 years, the Bridal Bazaar has been the largest and longest running bridal show in Southern California. Thousands of potential clients throng to the San Diego Convention Center to walk past hundreds of vendor booths. The idea that future brides and vendors can experience a mutually satisfying experience with each other before weddings are planned (whether fantasy or real), is a win-win for all. For the consumer, planning a wedding is no easy task, so this is the best time to get ideas and plan your vision for that perfect day. For vendors, you get to ply your trade or services in a real time.
Face to face works, even in this age of voracious online consumption. Between the champagne, cake samples, caterers, florists, lighting technicians, venues, photographers, DJs, make-up artists, tuxedo and wedding dress manufacturers, choices truly abound. And at no other single event will there ever be a larger gathering of photo booths to sample and compare. The chaos is delightful and energizing. Our experience in the wedding industry has reinforced our assumption that brides and vendors benefit from having a face to face moment. Online shopping lacks that visceral feeling you get when you bite into that perfect cake, or see the dress of your dreams, or meet the most creative florist. Photo booths are no exception and come with their own personalities. With so many choices available, it is simply a matter of finding the right fit that suits your particular party style. The upside to trying all of these different photo booth options is that long after the bridal show is over, you still have a collection of photo strips to remind you of all the fun you had with your groom that day. Here are just some of your smiling faces that we captured in this year’s show…
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