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Tucked away in an alley in the midst of the busy financial district in San Francisco is an unassuming, three-level brick building called the Barrel House. Behind its huge, wooden barn doors is an amazing and cozy place with its exposed brick walls, wooden floors, and bar. After doing some research on its history, we learned that this space was built shortly after the 1906 Great Earthquake, and used to serve as a wine cask storage facility and tasting room. This was the venue where John and Robin hosted their reception party, and the photo booth last July 3rd. Robin had the right idea to use the exposed brick wall as the backdrop for the photo booth. This is where the open photo booth really outshines the enclosed photo booth-types. With our set-up, we are able to utilize the venue's unique architecture as a backdrop to their photos. Below is what Robin said about our service: My wedding guests LOVED the photo booth!! Thank you for being apart of our wedding celebration! The photos look professional and our guests had the best time wearing all the fun props and costumes. -Robin The front of the building (above), and its cozy interiors (below). Cozy interiors Below is our set-up, using the brick wall as our backdrop. The photo booth was located up these stairs on the third floor.
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