Fans with Geaux Cajuns pennants in front of a red and silver balloon garland at Ragin' Cajuns Fan Day 2026Fans with Geaux Cajuns pennants in front of a red and silver balloon garland at Ragin' Cajuns Fan Day 2026We brought our Portrait Booth to Ragin’ Cajuns Fan Day 2026 in Lafayette on Saturday, August 15, 2026, from 10 AM to 12 PM, so fans could take team-branded photos with Ragin’ Cajuns football players and send them straight to their phones.
Fan Day is a chance for the community to get close to University of Louisiana at Lafayette athletics. Our booth was set up at 2330 Johnston St in Lafayette for a two-hour window on a Saturday morning, and fans showed up ready in red.
We ran our Portrait Booth with the Plus package and social sharing. We also added an extra iPad sharing kiosk off to the side. That way guests could step away from the camera and send their photos to their phones while the next group was already posing.
The look was all Cajuns. A red, silver and white balloon garland framed a white Ragin’ Cajuns step-and-repeat, and the photo frame carried a “Fan Day 2026” label and Ragin’ Cajuns logos in red and black.
The biggest draw was the players. Fans posed with Ragin’ Cajuns football players in jersey, and those are the photos people hold on to.
Fans brought plenty of spirit of their own too. We saw red shirts, “Geaux Cajuns” pennants, pom-poms and a “Louisiana” team poster in the frame. With the balloon garland behind them, every photo looked like game day.
Fan Day was not our first time working with UL athletics this year. In January we had a booth at the Ragin’ Cajuns baseball Lead-Off Banquet on January 24, 2026. Each event asks for something a little different. A seated banquet usually has guests stopping by the booth between parts of the program, while a fan day is a steady stream of people who want their photo and then want to see the next thing. We plan the setup around that difference.
Whether you are planning a fan day in Lafayette, a booster event in Carencro, or a community sports night in Youngsville, public sports events have their own rhythm. Here is what we keep in mind.
Expect high traffic in a short window. A two-hour fan event can feel like a rush from start to finish. Plan the booth location so a line can form without blocking walkways or other activities.
Separate taking and sharing. A sharing kiosk lets guests send their photos without holding up the camera. It is one of the simplest ways to keep a line moving. Our Social Booth is built around quick digital sharing if that is your main goal.
Lean into team branding. Team colors on the balloons, logos on the step-and-repeat, and the event name on the photo frame make every shot feel official. Send us your logos early so we can match them.
Plan the player photos. If athletes or mascots will be there, think about when they will be at the booth so fans know when to line up.
Keep props on theme. Pennants, pom-poms and team posters fit the moment better than generic props.
Make the frame say where they were. Adding the event name and year to the photo frame, like “Fan Day 2026”, turns a fun picture into a keepsake fans can look back on years later.
Final pricing depends on the date, location, hours and add-ons, such as an extra sharing kiosk. You can learn more on our photo booth rental cost page.
If you are planning a fan day, tailgate, banquet or school spirit event, we would love to help. Get a Quote and tell us about your team and your date.
Carlos Lerma. Carlos Lerma owns and runs Ohh Snap Photo Booth, a Lafayette, LA based team that has brought photo booths to hundreds of weddings, corporate events, and fundraisers across Louisiana. He writes from what happens at real events: what guests line up for, what planners ask, and what makes a booth worth the space in the room. More about Ohh Snap.
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