Pretty much everyone has posed in front of the mirror before, pretending to take a snapshot of themselves while perfecting their smile.
The good news is that now the mirror can take a photo of your polished pout, and all your friends can be in the picture too.
Hiring selfie-mirrors is, therefore, ideal for a special event, whether brides and grooms choose them for their wedding, companies hire them for corporate functions, or schools get some to add glamour to their end-of-year proms.
While they are an additional expense, especially when your party budget has already been stretched, they provide guests with hours of entertainment.
Everyone who stands in front of the mirror gets two photos, one to keep and one to stick into the guest book, and there are endless poses to do, thanks to the variety of props and costumes available.
Special events are not cheap, so it is important to think carefully about entertainment. Indeed, the average cost of a wedding in the UK this year is thought to be £21,990, and this doesn’t include a honeymoon.
According to the findings from Hitched, millennials are the highest spenders, with one in four shelling out over £30,000 on their Big Day.
Therefore, they don’t seem to mind investing in the important extra bits, from photo booths to table centrepieces, fancy invites to selfie mirrors, as they want to make their wedding day one everyone will remember.
Even those on smaller budgets often still make other cuts to leave room for these additional features, as they offer great entertainment, especially to those guests who have only been invited to the evening reception and have some catching up to do!
Selfie mirrors are also great for corporate functions, as these help everyone to warm up, have a laugh, and bond with each other.
And for those leaving school, they create fun memories of their last night together and give them special keepsakes of the much-anticipated event.