“Twine has become the digital photo booth for the digital world.” While Twine is the perfect solution for party goers who want access to an entire night’s photo gallery, Aaron and Jon took their solution a step further to provide value to the event host. “We depend on the Verizon network to power our product because we know we can count on the reliable, strong connection,” said Aaron Harwell, Twine co-founder and Prime Minister of Party. While planning how to expand the Twine brand, Aaron and Jon turned to the experts at Verizon. Twine uses WiFi or cellular networks, making strong wireless connections a key factor in the success of the product. Within twineLIVE, guests connect to the event itself rather than permanently to each other where they can view, like and share Twine and candid event photos to their personal social networks.Įvent guests can access photos in real time thanks to Verizon's strong, reliable network. Whether at weddings, permanently installed at bars or restaurants, sporting events, concerts or fundraisers, photos are delivered to event guests via the interactive mobile app, twineLIVE, in real time. The second unique feature of Twine is its connected social network.

The photo booth then collapses back down into a compact pack (small enough to carry on an airplane) for easy transport out of the event space. Unlike normal photo booths that require heavy lifting and set up, Twine twists up into a full-sized photo booth in less than four minutes. Twine is a mobile photo booth with two big twists. The inventive solution is changing the way guests share photos and interact during and after events. But how do fun party staples like photo booths fit into this increasingly connected world? Aaron Harwell and Jon Hawker saw an opportunity and co-founded Twine, a “photo booth with a twist.” From large philanthropy galas to intimate weddings, social media has a presence with personalized hashtags, tagged photos and friend requests flying the following day. It’s no secret that social media plays a huge role in event planning.

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