High school reunions — Johannesburg & Gauteng
Same people. Twenty years later.
The last photograph of this group together is probably in a yearbook. This is the one to put next to it.
What everyone takes home
The class photo, again.
Everyone takes their own print home, so it ends up in forty different houses — next to the old one.
- Prints in hand before people start saying goodbye.
- A design with your school, your class year and the reunion year.
- An open booth, so the old friendship groups fit back in together.
- Unlimited sessions and a prop table.
- Two crew, so the organising committee gets to enjoy the evening too.
Everyone promised to keep in touch. The photograph actually does.
It gets propped against the yearbook, and taken out again for the next reunion.
Practicalities
In the old hall, or anywhere else.
Reunions are organised by a committee with day jobs. We deal with one person and keep it simple.
- School halls, restaurants and function venues.
- Indoors, roughly 3m x 3m, with a plug point.
- Anything from one hour to six.
- Travel charged by the kilometre, there and back.
Questions
Before you ask.
How much is a photo booth for a school reunion?
From R4 000 for an hour, fully staffed, including a print design made for the day and a styled backdrop. Travel is charged by the kilometre. Tell us your date, venue and rough numbers and we will send a written quote within 24 hours.
Can we recreate the old class photo?
Yes. It is an open booth, so a whole class can line up the way they did years ago.
Can the design carry the school and the year?
Yes. The print is made for the reunion — the school name, the class year and the year you are back.
Who do you deal with?
One person from the organising committee. Tell us who, and we arrange everything with them and the venue.
Do we get digital copies as well?
No, deliberately. Every photograph is printed there and then and goes home with the people in it. The print is the memory.