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By Kelly Farrell
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September 28, 2026
2026 Alzheimer’s Association Memory Ball Every spring, the Alzheimer’s Association Memory Ball brings hundreds of guests together at the Baltimore Marriott Waterfront for an evening filled with purpose, generosity and some seriously impressive moves on the dance floor. For Mirrored Image Photo Booth, it has also become an event we look forward to returning to year after year. The 2026 Memory Ball welcomed approximately 750 guests for this year’s Best of the Bands theme. With a large crowd and an evening packed with activity, one photo booth simply wasn’t going to be enough. Our team arrived with two distinct experiences—the Mirror Luxe and Vintage Prelude —along with three attendants to keep everything running smoothly throughout the celebration. But this event is about much more than beautiful photos. At the heart of the Memory Ball are the Dancing Stars, individuals who step onto the dance floor because Alzheimer’s disease has touched their lives in one way or another. Their commitment, fundraising and performances make this an incredibly special evening to be part of.

By Kelly Farrell
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August 4, 2026
When one of our top corporate clients called with just six days to create a fully customized AI photo booth experience celebrating a major contract win, saying "no" was never an option. Here's how we transformed one creative idea into one of our most memorable corporate activations to date.

By Kelly Farrell
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March 11, 2026
When it comes to unforgettable celebrations, few moments compare to helping a legend celebrate a milestone. This month, Mirrored Image Photo Booth had the honor of participating in an extraordinary 80th birthday event at Turf Valley Resort in Ellicott City, Maryland , where we unveiled our newest show-stopping addition: the Vintage Prelude Photo Booth . This event wasn’t just a celebration—it was a fusion of nostalgia, innovation, and heart-pounding excitement as we combined our luxury photo booth experiences with cutting-edge AI technology to honor a professional race car driver and the remarkable legacy he built on the track.




