Do we keep running or do we figure out what we need to do to create more balance? We love what we do but it can be all-consuming so now we get to reset. Right now, we get to reflect on what we want our future to look like and how we want to live our life. New photo booths, new options and we launched another business in the middle of it all, The Bubble Bus Co. When you are growing your business and executing events, for us at least, we rarely paused and just keep doing. There are not many times in your adult working life where you stop and have time to reflect. It felt like we were always running, and while we love what we do, this crisis has allowed us to pause. Since we launched our business in 2011 we have grown and expanded our services yearly. What is the opportunity in the challenge for you and your business? We live in such an incredible place and that allows us to find solace just steps from our front door. Whenever we’re feeling disheartened or get another email wanting to cancel, we head outdoors. Go outside, be in nature while socially distancing of course, but be active. What advice are you giving yourself and your team for riding this out?īreathe! Lots of deep breaths, long baths, and remembering to practice kindness to yourself. While we service a lot of weddings, the bulk of our business is larger corporate events, so while we are optimistic they will happen again, it doesn’t appear that they will happen any time soon. We have a couple of ideas brewing, but until restrictions are eased, we continue to wait.
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With no clear date when larger gatherings will be allowed, we are at a bit of standstill and not sure how to move forward. Because we are an event-based business, as soon as the limits were put on gatherings, all our events were cancelled or postponed. The pandemic has caused us to cease operations completely.
How has the crisis affected your business, and how do you anticipate it will continue to affect it? This has been the longest stretch for us without being part of an event and we are missing hugs and interacting with our community. Most days come with a rollercoaster of emotions, but we are both in good health, as are our friends and family, and for us, that is the most important thing at this time. We are doing pretty well overall and feel very lucky to be living in Victoria. How is Four Frames Photo Booth coping right now? What started in Tofino in 2011 has grown into a fleet of photo booths and services that elevate and enhance the guest experience. Lindsay Rehner and Derek Cruikshanks own Four Frames Photo Booth, a boutique company based in Victoria, servicing weddings, birthdays, social events, staff parties, corporate functions, and brand activations.
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