A mini photo booth in the church lobby: the person taking photos finally gets in the picture

After a retreat or a welcome event, look through the photos and the person who took them is missing from every one.

So we built a church mini booth that only needs an iPad. Add the cross ornament on top and nobody walks past it in the lobby.

Tap the screen once, a countdown starts, and four shots are taken. The photographer steps in with everyone else.

In the my4cut app you can add your church name, logo, and a Bible verse to make your own frame. You can also build it in the web frame maker and upload it to the app.

Photos go straight to each person's phone via QR. If you have an AirPrint photo printer such as the Canon CP1500, you can print on site too.

The first thing they did after opening the box was slot the cross on top. It clicks in, so there is nothing to assemble.

They brought one iPad and did not even run a power cord. One desk became the booth.

The whole back row fit, pastor included. The video the church sent us has the line: “Our pastor loved it too.”