Wedding
A country house wedding
A wedding reception with the Magic Mirror as the centrepiece — signed prints, a guest book and a template matched to the stationery.

A country house wedding where the couple wanted the booth to look like part of the room rather than a piece of equipment parked in the corner. That is a good brief for the Magic Mirror.
The setup
The mirror went in beside the dance floor, framed by the venue’s own greenery. Because it is a full-length mirror with no curtain or box, it read as décor from across the room. Set up ran during the wedding breakfast so the first guests to leave the tables found it already running.
The template
The print template picked up the type and colour from the couple’s invitations — we asked for a scan when they booked, which saved a round of revisions. The signing feature meant every print carried a handwritten message, and those double prints went straight into the guest book.
How the evening ran
Four hours on the Gold package. Groups of eight and ten used it at a time, which is the mirror’s advantage over a curtained booth — nobody was left standing outside waiting for their friends. The guest book was handed over at the end of the night; the full set of images followed on a USB.


