Our Debut |The Pink Bride 2018
Shane Tretheway • August 24, 2018
The Pink Bride Chattanooga: August 12, 2018

This was such a nerve wrecking day! This was the day we showed the world what we had worked so hard the last 6 months to create. Would it be a bust or success? We were so stressed but we had to keep going.
Luckily Miss Daisy ran well and made it inside the Chattanooga Convention Center for the show.
Luckily we had our wonderful friends helping us and calming us down throughout the day. We got everything set up. The props were on display, the kiosk was up and running, and the printer was ready to print all the photo strips. We were ready to meet all the hundreds of brides coming to the show.
We talked with so many brides and we had 4 bookings the day of the show! We were thrilled. People actually liked our bus and wanted to book Miss Daisy for weddings. Brides and their tribe took lots of pictures and took several photo strips home with them.
The show seemed like it lasted forever but it finally came to an end at 4 pm and we could relax. We all deserved a glass (or 3) of wine after the show. We did it! People got to experience SunKissed Photo Bus for the first time and see what we are all about. We were now ready to take on weddings in Chattanooga and celebrate with newlywed couples. All of our hard work had paid off!

Yay! It's our first wedding with Miss Daisy! Just like the Pink Bride Show, we were nervous and excited. We had everything loaded in the bus and ready to go. I drove the bus and Kaley followed behind in our truck since were also photographing and filming the wedding. We were chugging along in the right lane on I-75 getting passed by nearly every car because we are slow. Remember when we mentioned that we had little knowledge of VW buses? Well we didn't realize how easily they can overheat and it was about 95 degrees this sunny August day. I get a call from Kaley saying "Pull Over! You are smoking!". I quickly took the next exit and pulled into the nearest gas station. Now what? How are we going to get to this wedding? We also have to photograph and film it. We called our most wonderful friend Julia and she came to the rescue. Julia immediately came to the gas station and we called a tow truck. They would be there in about 20 mins and Julia waited to give them the keys while Kaley and I took the truck and went to the wedding venue with our camera gear. We were stressed but had to keep going. We made it to the wedding in plenty of time to begin photographing/filming. The Tow truck arrived and dropped off poor Miss Daisy hours before the ceremony and guests arrived. We were very thankful not to cause a disruption to the bride and groom's wedding day. I got Miss Daisy in place where she would be in operation during the reception. Stress started to subside and we focused on documenting the couple's gorgeous wedding. Later our booth attendant arrived and made sure the kiosk and props were ready to go. Everything was working just fine and Miss Daisy fulfilled her duty as a super fun photo booth. Guests hopped in and out of the bus all night for their photos and had the best time. It wasn't the experience I had hoped for as our first wedding but we made it.










