I know running a free photo booth at community events isn’t what most real estate agents do. But I’ve never approached this career like most agents. I come from a different world — LA restaurants, EDM nights, improv stages, and photo booths - where strangers turned into instant characters the moment the shutter clicked. That energy never left me.

When I moved to Orlando, I was looking for that same pulse - culture, community, creativity. But most of my business is still rooted in Palm Coast, so I spent two years driving up and down I-95 instead of planting roots here. I feet disconnected from the very city I chose to live in.

So I have to get honest with myself:
If I want to be part of Orlando’s culture, I need to show up in a way that’s natural to me.
And the most natural thing I know how to do is create a moment for people - and hand it to them.

Promotional Photo Booth for Orlando Events

Events can have tight budgets, limited resources and no time for last minute hiring decisions. Taking money out of equation for access to my Photo Booth brings me more opportunity to show up. So here's the idea: Each session gets a free 4x6 copu

The Lightbulb Moment

A photo booth may seem simple, but it creates a perfect little ecosystem.

• People walk away with a real, physical memory.
• The event becomes something they talk about afterward.
• And I get to meet the community without pushing a business card into anyone’s hand.

No hard sell, no awkward pitch - just connection.

There's an event where they get a local business to sponsor the photobooth I run by covering my cost in exchange for business to have their logo printed on the photos. I realized I could “sponsor” my own presence. Bring the booth, bring the fun, and let the interaction speak for itself.

And honestly, it feels good to give something without attaching a price tag to it.

My Favorite Memory So Far

Last Christmas, I showed up to Lake Eola with my gear and no plan. Guerrilla-style. No assigned space, no formal invite — just the intention to give something small back to the city.

Families lined up. Kids laughed. Santa himself wandered over and hung out with me for the rest of the night. The whole evening felt improvised and chaotic, but in the best way — the kind of spontaneous community moment I’ve missed since LA.

That night reminded me why I do this. Not for leads. Not for exposure. Just to be part of something real.

“But Do You Make Money Doing This?”

Not really, sure - if people want more prints after they get their first free one, I charge a small fee for extras to cover paper cost, because I’d rather not burn through supplies for people grabbing 20 copies. But the heart of it is free. And here’s what’s interesting: even when I don’t charge, people still tip. They see the value. They appreciate the moment.

Some events have rehired me. Others have referred me. And several people have reached out for paid bookings. So yes - the booth opens doors. But that’s the secondary benefit, not the point.

The point is showing up for Orlando in a way that feels authentic to who I am: a new agent with an artistic past, a community mindset, and a rebellious streak that refuses to do this career in a cookie-cutter way.

Where This Is Heading

Let's be clear I’m not building the “next big photo booth company.”
I’m just out here building relationships, presence, growing roots.

If this blooms into something bigger - great. If it simply becomes my signature way of engaging with the community - even better. It feels like me.

If You're Planning a Community Event in Orlando… Let’s Talk

If you’re organizing:

• a neighborhood block party
• a school or church event
• a local market or festival
• a fundraiser
• a cultural gathering or holiday celebration

…and you want a photo booth that brings real energy, real fun, and real connection - I’d love to be there.

It’s not gimmicky.
It’s not corporate.
It’s just me showing up with something I know will make your event better.

Reach out if you want to bring me and the booth to your next event.
I’d be honored to be part of it.