Having a birthday party? Whether it is for a first birthday or a hundredth birthday, you are going to want to insure that you preserve the memories.

Birthday parties can be very hectic for those holding the events, so really think about it before you decide to take all the pictures yourself. While the staff at Inflatable Kingdom does most of the work when you have a birthday party at our facility, you will probably still want to be involved in the party. Taking photos may interfere with your fun during the event. If you have the budget, consider getting a professional photographer. If money is tight, ask a friend or relative to take the pictures.

If you do decide to take the pictures yourself, be sure to have someone else take some photos of you during the party as well. Encourage other party goers to bring their cameras too, as when you are looking back, you will enjoy seeing the event through new eyes. You never know which pictures will turn out to be your favorites.

Digital cameras have made it easier than ever to take lots of photos of all life’s important events. Since you can take as many photos as you want and delete them later if you don’t like them, take LOTS of pictures. If you have a video camera, take some video of part or all of the party too. Consider setting up a tripod to use for the video camera so you don’t have to hold it the whole time. Tripods can also be useful for taking photos of yourself using the timer.

After the party is over, don’t wait to long to look at your photos. Sort through them right away and share copies with friends or relatives who will enjoy having them through web-sites like Facebook, email, or CDs in the mail. Consider printing your favorites for a birthday album. You can also include a copy of the invitation in your album and a CD with all of the photo and video files. Some photo albums even include a sleeve for a CD, but if the album you purchase does not, you can always tape a paper CD sleeve in the back. You’ll enjoy looking back at these photos in this album for years to come!

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