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Do you like creating memories that last a lifetime? If you are like most people, then the answer is most likely yes. Here at Brownie Box Photo Company that is the business we are about, creating memories for you that will last forever. We are a family-owned photo booth company that was founded in 2023, with the dual purpose of securing a future for our children and preserving the past for our clients in the form of photographs at your special events. Our long-term vision is to build a network of new people we call friends and family, by serving the public in building a foundation together at your supplied event. We promise that if you supply the event, we will gladly supply the sweet memories.
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49 E Gordon Ave, 99207, Spokane, United States
- 5097248933
- john.browniebox@gmail.com
- brownieboxphotoco.com
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