One wedding per booth, per day
We will never double-book your date or run two events off one booth.
I shoot weddings. Which means I've stood in a lot of reception halls next to a lot of photo booths — and watched couples pay real money for a tablet on a tripod, a sequin curtain, and a bin of plastic sunglasses.
Finch is the booth I wanted at those weddings. Designed to match the stationery. Lit properly, so skin looks like skin. Staffed by someone who keeps the line moving instead of scrolling their phone. And priced out loud on the website, because making a bride fill in a form to learn a number is not a business model I respect.
It's the sister studio to Capture It LLC, my wedding photography and film company. Book both and you deal with one person all the way through — me.
We will never double-book your date or run two events off one booth.
The person who shows up works for Finch and has been trained by us.
What you see on the packages page is what you pay, plus tax and any add-ons you choose.
Spare camera, spare printer, spare power, spare media. Every single event.
Finch is our photo booth studio. Capture It LLC is our wedding photography and film studio. Same owner, same standards, one invoice — and $250 off when you book both.
Three packages, from a styled self-serve drop-off to a fully attended night with prints, 360 video, and a bound album.
Full-day wedding photography and cinematic film across Utah. Editorial, warm, and never posed to death.