What is the 360 video and why it's a hit at weddings and celebrations

If you've seen those Instagram videos where one or several guests step onto a spinning platform and a camera captures them in slow motion from every angle, that's the 360 video. It's one of the extras most requested right now, along with the photo booth.

How it works

A rotating circular platform with a camera mounted on an arm that makes a full turn around the person or the group. The result is a short, slow-motion, very striking video, made specifically to share on social media.

Why people love it so much

Because it fits plenty of people at once (it's not just for one person, whole groups fit on it), the result can be seen right away, and it looks spectacular even if no one does anything special: all it takes is moving a little, throwing something in the air, or simply laughing.

When in the party I set it up

It usually works best once the party already has energy, normally after the first dance, so that guests get into it as a group rather than it being an empty corner at the start of the night.

Space needed

It needs a few clear square metres, good light (the platform itself usually has built-in lighting) and, if it's outdoors, reasonably flat ground.

What you'll get

The videos are delivered edited, ready to share or keep, with music and a watermark if you'd like.

If you want to add the 360 video to your wedding, birthday or company party, tell me the date and the available space and I'll prepare a no-obligation proposal for you.