Last night, I traveled to Amish Acres in Nappanee, Indiana for the 2016 Prom for North Judson High School. Being my first year with this school, and my first time at this venue, I wasn’t sure what to expect. Besides being set up over an hour early, things were great. The building that the Prom was held in was rustic and beautiful and the kids were great. Everyone was polite well behaved and considerate as they took their turns. The photo booth was a huge hit with a line most of the evening as most of the students went through multiple times.

I’ve posted the photos to: EVENT PHOTOS

I do believe in being original with my posts. In reviewing my post from last year, there is little that I can add except it is probably my favorite event of the year. I’m so glad they invited me back again.

Last year’s post-
I just got back from one of the neatest events I’ve ever been to. Parents, teachers, students, businesses, and social workers all joined forces to put on a Prom for the special needs students in Central Northern Indiana. The event was the dream child of a parent who believed that many of the special needs students miss out on the High School Prom Experience. While some of the students do attend their school’s Prom, many do not. The decision was made to open the event up to special needs students from all of the local area schools instead of having a small party for the students of a single school. The result was a real prom with a lot of people that had a blast. One things truly unique about the event is that EVERYTHING was donated. The community and area businesses donate the suits and gowns, the food, the music, the limo ride that brought the students to the door, the decorations. In addition to the services and financial contributions, volunteers spend hundreds of hours making the event a success. Next to the candy bar, I believe the photo booth might have been the biggest hit. The kids loved it and all used it several times. I even ended up it once or twice with a few of them.

I’ve posted the photos to: EVENT PHOTOS

Last night, I travel to South Bend’s Century Center with the photo booth for Plymouth High School’s 2016 Prom. Being my third or 4th year doing this event, I knew exactly what to expect. As always, the students and chaperones were great and they had a blast. We were very popular with a line most of the evening. We averaged a session per minute for 4 hours! I’m a little tired today but I have nothing but good things to say of the students and the venue.

I’ve posted the photos to: EVENT PHOTOS

It took a couple of days, but I’m finally uploading the photos from the photo booth that we had in South Bend for Bremen’s 2016 Prom. I’ve always enjoyed working this event as the students and staff are always so nice and they all enjoy booth so much.

I’ve posted the photos to: EVENT PHOTOS

 
 
CGM Photography, Culver Photo Booth, and Culver Photos are not associated in any way to Fun Zone Photo Booths or Culver Photo Booths (with an s added at the end).

It is sad but the 2015 Prom Season is winding down. Tonight, I had the photo booth in Mishawaka for the last prom of my season at the Riverside Terrace. This particular event is always one of my favorites as the students and teachers are very nice and pleasant. Everyone is always so well behaved and dressed sharply. The booth is a huge hit.

I’ve posted the photos to: EVENT PHOTOS

 
 
CGM Photography, Culver Photo Booth, and Culver Photos are not associated in any way to Fun Zone Photo Booths or Culver Photo Booths (with an s added at the end).

I just returned from the Century Center in South Bend where I had the photo booth for Plymouth High School’s 2015 Prom. Being the 3rd year that I’ve been invited with the booth, I’m beginning to get to know some of the students and parents. The booth was very popular with a line most of the night.

I’ve posted the photos to: EVENT PHOTOS

 
 
CGM Photography, Culver Photo Booth, and Culver Photos are not associated in any way to Fun Zone Photo Booths or Culver Photo Booths (with an s added at the end).

I just got back from one of the neatest events I’ve ever been to. Parents, teachers, students, businesses, and social workers all joined forces to put on a Prom for the special needs students in Central Northern Indiana. The event was the dream child of a parent who believed that many of the special needs students miss out on the High School Prom Experience. While some of the students do attend their school’s Prom, many do not. The decision was made to open the event up to special needs students from all of the local area schools instead of having a small party for the students of a single school. The result was a real prom with a lot of people that had a blast. One things truly unique about the event is that EVERYTHING was donated. The community and area businesses the suits and gowns, the food, the music, the limo ride that brought the students to the door, the decorations. In addition to the services and financial contributions, volunteers spend hundreds of hours making the event a success. Next to the candy bar, I believe the photo booth might have been the biggest hit. The kids loved it and all used it several times. I even ended up it once or twice with a few of them.

I’ve posted the photos to: EVENT PHOTOS

 
 
CGM Photography, Culver Photo Booth, and Culver Photos are not associated in any way to Fun Zone Photo Booths or Culver Photo Booths (with an s added at the end).

Last night, I had the photo booth in Plymouth, Indiana for Webster Elementary’s Annual Fun Fair. The booth was very popular throughout the evening with a line most of the time.

I’ve posted the photos to: EVENT PHOTOS

 
 
CGM Photography, Culver Photo Booth, and Culver Photos are not associated in any way to Fun Zone Photo Booths or Culver Photo Booths (with an s added at the end).

Last night, we had a photo booth out at The Bourbon Back Forty for Bremen’s 2014 Prom. Kudos goes out to the Bremen’s Art Teacher and the decorating committee for making everything look beautiful! The students had a blast and LOVED the photo booth. We were non-stop all night and I felt bad shutting it down at the end. (If I hadn’t, I think they would have used it half the night.) I’ve posted the photos to http://www.culverphotos.com/2104_bremem_prom

 
 
CGM Photography, Culver Photo Booth, and Culver Photos are not associated in any way to Fun Zone Photo Booths or Culver Photo Booths (with an s added at the end).

Last night, I traveled with the photo booth to the Century Center in South Bend for the 2014 Plymouth High School Prom. The PHS Prom committee and the Century Center did a wonderful job creating an elegant New York evening for the students. The photo booth was a huge hit with a line most of the night. Most of the students got a chance to use the photo several times with their different friends. I’ve posted the photos to http://www.culverphotos.com/2014_phs_prom

CGM Photography, Culver Photo Booth, and Culver Photos are not associated in any way to Fun Zone Photo Booths or Culver Photo Booths (with an s added at the end).