Pass Out Party

Pass Out Party

$25.00 USD
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Pass Out Party

$25.00 USD
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Pass Out Party is a gritty, cinematic editorial that finds every subject scattered across the floor of an opulent celebration venue in the quiet aftermath of the night. Tuxedos slightly crumpled, evening gowns pooled around them, champagne bottles loosely gripped and empty - every figure lies in their own world, asleep among a dense carpet of confetti, flower petals, tipped glasses, and the beautiful wreckage of a night well spent.

Compatible with

Snappic
FotoMaster
Booth.Events
Curator
Touchpix

Experience summary

Shot overhead on 35mm film with soft warm ambient light and natural grain, the composition is deliberately organic - bodies at different angles, poses unplanned, one subject with a party horn still resting at the corner of their mouth. Confetti catches in hair and fabric folds, and subtle red wine on a white shirt tells its own quiet story.

The result is a bold, Vogue Italia-worthy editorial that feels equal parts glamorous and gloriously human - the most honest photograph of the entire wedding day.

What's Included

  • Professionally written AI prompt

    Structured specifically for live photo booth environments

  • Start Screen

    Designed to guide guest interaction and improve flow on the booth

  • Platform-specific import instructions

    Clear steps for each supported software

  • Cross-platform compatibility

    Built to work across all supported photo booth softwares

  • Straightforward run instructions

    Clear guidance on how to set up, test, and run the experience as intended

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Before you go live

AI-generated results may vary depending on lighting, camera quality, guest positioning, and software used. Operators are responsible for testing and validating each experience before deploying it live.

AI is an evolving technology and results may differ from image to image.