There is still almost a month until the Mid-Autumn Festival, many cafes in Hanoi have begun to refresh their spaces with miniatures with traditional colors. Among them, photobooths (instant photo and printing service) with frames designed according to festival themes are attracting the attention of young people and foreign tourists.
At a coffee shop in Hanoi, the photobooth area is arranged with window frames and motifs evoking the festive atmosphere. Each customer can choose a frame model, pose and receive photos immediately after completion.
Mr. Doan Hong Phuc - owner of the photobooth - said that the model is combined with a coffee space to create more experiences for customers, while bringing familiar images of Vietnamese Mid-Autumn Festival into a modern form.
“We want to create a space for everyone to record memorable moments. Photo frames and door frames are designed according to the Mid-Autumn Festival concept, helping young people and foreign tourists have more interesting experiences when exploring Vietnamese traditional culture,” Mr. Doan Hong Phuc shared.
According to Mr. Phuc, besides young people, many international tourists are also excited to try the experience when visiting the shop. The combination of modern photography and traditional decoration creates a unique highlight for the space.
The support of young people as well as international tourists brings us very positive feedback. Many people are excited to experience a modern photography form but still have images that remind of Vietnamese Mid-Autumn Festival," Mr. Phuc said.
A new feature of Mr. Phuc's photobooth model is that customers can take photos and receive original files through the application for free. For those who want to have printed photos, a solid photo costs 80,000 VND.
Not only attracting customers by the decoration, these shooting angles also create quite spontaneous experiences for many people. Ms. Nguyen Minh Anh (22 years old, Hanoi) said that once when she came to a coffee shop, she accidentally saw the photobooth area decorated beautifully, so she invited a friend to try taking photos.
“Initially, I just came to drink coffee, saw that the shooting angle was quite beautiful, so I wanted to try it. There are many frames to choose from, after shooting, there are photos right away, so it's quite interesting,” Minh Anh shared.
And Mr. Tran Duc Anh (24 years old, Da Nang) said that he also paid attention to this area as soon as he visited the shop and decided to experience it with friends.
It looks quite eye-catching on the outside, so we wanted to go in and take a photo. Photos can be taken immediately, without waiting long, so I find it quite convenient and fun," said Mr. Duc Anh.
From a photo corner in a coffee shop, photobooths designed according to festival themes are becoming a check-in point of interest to many people. The combination of modern space and traditional images helps customers have an interesting experience when visiting the shop on this occasion.
