5 Valentine’s Content Ideas to Attract More Clients

Valentine’s Day is the perfect opportunity to create content that gets shared, saved, and loved by your audience.

Why? Because the people who love taking photos together today are the same people who will eventually want a photo booth at their wedding, birthday, or corporate event.

If you’re feeling stuck on what to post this week, here are five simple Valentine’s-themed content ideas to help you attract dream clients and boost engagement.

1. Date Night Spots with a Photo Booth (Reel or Carousel)

Create a roundup of the best date night spots in your area—but only include places that have a photo booth.

This type of post works because it’s:

✔️ Super shareable (people will tag their partners and friends)

✔️ Actionable (it helps people plan a date)

✔️ Strategic (it attracts couples who already love photo booths)

💡 Pro Tip: This makes a great handout for bridal shows. I create a postcard with my business info on one side and a date night checklist on the other, featuring different photo booth-friendly spots like restaurants, cocktail bars, and music venues.

⚠️ Reminder: Be sure to add a disclaimer like:

“Not affiliated with these spots & this isn’t my booth—but we never turn down a photo booth moment!”

2. Life After the Event: The Power of a Photo Strip

A wedding or party may only last a few hours, but the memories? They last forever—thanks to a photo strip.

This is a great storytelling post where you can highlight how past clients keep their photo booth prints as keepsakes:

• Pinned to their fridge

• Tucked in their wallet

• Framed as a reminder of a special moment

It’s a simple but powerful way to sell your service without being overly sales-y.

3. The Subtle Way to Tap Into Engagement Season

Engagement season is in full swing, but instead of posting “Just got engaged? Book us!” like everyone else, make it more engaging and personal.

Here are two creative ways to do it:

📸 The Before & After Post

Have you worked a wedding where the couple previously took a photo in your booth—before they were engaged or during their engagement?

• Find that old photo strip and pair it with their wedding day photo booth pic.

• Add a text overlay like “From date night… to ‘I do’!”

• Share a short story about capturing their journey.

This post is gold because it not only tells a story but is also almost guaranteed to get shared by the couple.

💍 Celebrate Engagement Season Creatively

Instead of a direct sales pitch, post about:

• Fun proposal stories

• How the “just engaged” glow is best captured in a photo booth

• A sweet moment between a newly engaged couple at an event

This builds a connection with potential clients without feeling pushy.

4. Galentine’s Day—This One’s for the Girls (Reel or Carousel)

Not all Valentine’s posts need to be about couples! Highlight the fun, playful side of photo booths with a Galentine’s Day post.

Showcase:

• Bridesmaids & bachelorette parties

• Best friends having a night out

• Girly, festive, and pink-themed photo ops

Whether it’s champagne toasts, heart-shaped sunglasses, or matching outfits, this post is all about celebrating friendship in a fun and eye-catching way.

5. Love & Photo Booths: The Ultimate Timeless Pair (Valentine’s Day Post)

On February 14th, lean into why photo booths capture love so effortlessly.

Photo booths have documented everything from:

• First dates

• Weddings

• 50th anniversaries

A simple post highlighting love stories captured in the booth makes for an emotional and engaging moment.

✨ Bonus Idea: If you’re married (or run your business with your partner), share your own love story. Invite your audience to share theirs in the comments for an engagement boost.

Switch up the cliche “Happy Valentines Day” post, with something worth sharing.

If you’re a Booth Stock Member, you already have beautiful Valentine’s-themed content ready to go. No designing, no stress—just plug it in and post.

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Let’s make this a week full of love, bookings, and engagement-boosting content.