Valentine’s Day
Partnering with JJ Coffee Co made our first official event a massive success. It was an incredible experience to finally see this project come to life after a full year of development. The energy at JJ Coffee Co was exactly what we envisioned when we started designing the booth. We didn’t just want to build a camera in a box, we wanted to create a product that allowed people to capture special moments.
In a world where most photos live and die on a camera roll, there was something undeniably special about seeing our customers walk away with a physical print in their hands. Seeing a kid’s face light up when the strip slides out reminded us that we are creating a product that will have a physical home. Whether it be a wallet, car, or fridge, we hope that our products will find a home in your life.
We are grateful for every single person who steps into our booth. You guys truly do mean the world to us. It was especially cool to see two of our favorite content creators, Tucker Doss and Kris Goman come and support our booth!
We can’t wait to have more of these events across the state of Utah. Follow us on Instagram to see where we are headed next 👀
Our First Event
Our first “event” was not an event at all. It was a dream.
Our dream started in May 2025 as a project to help spread smiles. Several months later, we had the frame of our photo booth. Then we realized we had to start over from scratch because the frame was not exactly what we wanted. While it hurt our ego (and our wallets) to start over, we wanted to create the best photo booth on the market.
The second time around, we learned from our mistakes and hired the best metal fabricator in Utah to help us out. Our frame looked great, so we shifted our focus on the software. We again went out and found one of the best photographers in the state to guide us through the process. Finally, after another six months, we completed the photo booth as you see it today.
Below are some photos of the photo booth slowly coming to life!
Our first photo booth frame that we ended up scraping.
The first photo taken in the new frame.
Co-founder of Kore Baseball, Will Koelliker, with the first printed photo.
Buffalo Bills TE Jackson Hawes taking some of the first photos in the booth.