Live at your event
Invite your guests ahead and the timeline starts filling before the event starts. At the event they scan a code and post from their own phones, no account needed, while the big screen plays it live.
Staffed kiosk from $500, 3 hours, attendant included. A $100 deposit holds the date.
How it works
An attendant arrives early, sets up the 32 inch touchscreen on its own battery stand, and creates your event timeline before the first guest walks in.
They post from the big screen or from their own phones, with no app to download and no account to make. Photos, videos and notes appear on the kiosk as they happen.
When we pack up, the timeline stays with you. Add to it later, invite the people who could not make it, and open it again any year you like.
Pricing
You do not need a kiosk to host a Siempre Event. Create the timeline, share the code, and your guests post from their own phones. The kiosk is the staffed photo booth we bring to the room.
Free while we launch
You host it. Your guests bring the cameras.
$0 per event
$4.99 per event after launch. Events you start now stay free.
No card and no kiosk needed.
Staffed photo booth
We bring the kiosk and run it for you.
From $500 for 3 hours
$100 for each additional hour. A $100 deposit holds your date.
The deposit and the balance are handled directly with us, not through the app.
Started free and want the kiosk after all? Ask for it from your event's settings at any time.
See a real one
Open one. Everything on these timelines was added by the people at the event: the wishes that came in the week before, the photos and video messages from the night, and the thank-yous the morning after.
Rosewood Gardens, Saturday, June 20
The Ruiz backyard, Saturday, June 13
At home, Saturday, September 19
Magnolia Hall, Sunday, May 17
Every timeline opens as a guest, no account needed. Events shown are examples.
On the big screen
The kiosk plays the timeline while it fills. The photographer's album lands at 9:40, a selfie from the dance floor a minute later, then the framed kiosk shots, then a video wish from the aunt who could not fly in.
Guests walk up, tap, and take their picture in the event's own frame. It is on the screen before they sit back down.
The film
Follow Danielle and Andrés from the wishes that arrive the night before to the sparklers at the gate: the photographer, a selfie, the kiosk and an aunt in San Juan, all landing on the same timeline while the room watches.
Events shown are examples. Now on iOS and Android.
Check your date
We will text you within a day with availability and a quote. Nothing is charged now. A $100 deposit holds the date once you say yes.
If it is urgent, email support@4siempre.com and we will move faster.
The rig
The kiosk is a 32 inch 4K touchscreen on a rolling stand. Guests touch it the way they touch their phone: react, leave a message, join with a scan.
It runs on its own battery, so it parks where the party is: the entry at arrivals, the head table for toasts, the edge of the dance floor at midnight. No outlet, no cables taped to the floor.
Reacts to a tap the way a phone does
Portrait or landscape
Always on screen, all night
Parks anywhere, and moves mid-party
Hours unplugged, no outlet to find
Every kiosk photo wears it, made from your invite
