Press Release:
Local photo booth manufacturing firm supplies champagne giant Moët & Chandon with World’s first champagne photobooth
Photobooths, trading under the name as Warrington Robotics Ltd from Brierley Hill in the West Midlands have achieved huge success after providing Moët & Chandon, one of the world’s largest champagne producers, with the first ever photo booth to create personalised champagne.
Manufactured in the West Midlands, Photobooths have created three bespoke branded photo booths and five instant printing stations, which have been distributed to all Selfridges stores across the United Kingdom as part of a global marketing campaign for Moët & Chandon.
Customers can step inside the branded photo booth, capture a picture, and print an adhesive label in seconds ready to apply onto the champagne, making the perfect gift for Christmas. Alternatively they can use their own captured photos, by sending a photo from a mobile device to the instant printing stations.
Chris Wood, Director of Photobooths says “It’s fantastic to see our company being represented and showcased by such a large well known brand, in a high end store. It’s a great way to end our year, which has seen the company grow exponentially. We’ve worked with more clients, employed more staff, and will probably need to start looking for new premises soon! ”
You can find the Moët & Chandon photo booths at Selfridges Birmingham on floor 4, Selfridges Oxford Street London on LG, and Selfridges Manchester Trafford on LG until 31 December.
Born in Malta in January 1989, Maurizio has always dreamt of doing something impossible in his life. That’s exactly what he has done a few years ago when he decided to leave everything and moved to the West Midlands. His Passion was also another reason why he has chosen the West Midlands – West Bromwich Albion. Worked in different industries, like tourism, advertising, construction and entertainment, finance was always something that he wanted to do. Asking who Maurizio is to his friends, you would have one simple answer, – Joker, A Caring Person and a Plane Spotter.
Been in or around engineering/manufacturing my entire life, grandparents who let you build cars with them have their uses!!
After spending 4 years in Leicester studying physics where my final dissertation project was heavily programming based I was keen to begin a career in software development. Working on Photobooths seemed like a fun and interesting place to start.
From College went into the family run business – Advertising Agency. Eventually took over the reins of the company and moved it into a more technical direction. After retirements changed the dynamic of the company we changed direction to a Direct Mailing Company specialising in digital and mailing’s for Electricity companies (MEB, British Gas, nPower). After a profitable run I felt a change was needed and so started a Programming and Consultancy Business. This eventually led me to the world of PhotoBooths and beyond.