Fotomio Northern California

“We LOVED having Fotomio at our wedding reception. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed the ability to take self/group portraits on their own; many hammed it up. We treasure those photos in our wedding album and shared them with all participants online—something Fotomio made easy by posting an online album for us!”

“It was one of the truly unique features of our wedding weekend. We still have guests tell us how much they loved the idea. The photos are among our favorites from the wedding since they capture our guests doing poses that they created themselves. Many of our guests even have the photos framed in their homes today! It’s a very unique concept, since it allows guests to come up with their own groupings and poses, versus just having the standard wedding photographer wandering around trying to capture the same old table shots. Also, it made our wedding stand out from our guests’ perspectives since the service gave them a fun activity to do during the wedding and create some memorable shots for us to laugh about later.”

“You get a lot of bang for your buck; it’s entertainment as well as documenting the day.”

“Fotomio was not only easy, but it was so much fun! My littlest cousin, who is 3 and my grandma who is 89, both had a great time posing, making faces, and encouraging others to ham it up. In fact, some of my most favorite photos were Fotomio photos. Fotomio brings out the silly (and sometimes the dramatic) in people. It encourages people to interact with the camera but also with each other. One of my favorite photos was of friends of mine from different parts of the country who had only just met that day but were all posing together. That was a really special unanticipated benefit of having Fotomio at our wedding.”

“This experience is completely unique. By having guests take their own photos, you end up with a level of intimacy and dynamism that is extremely rare in event photography. It bridges the divide between candids and portraiture and by having them all be self portraits, gives a level of personal investment in each picture.”