Revoc' Atelier

L'Atelier Revoc' is a photography studio in Fleurier, in the Val-de-Travers in the canton of Neuchâtel, run by the photographer Cécile Clémence. Alongside event photography, Fine Art printing and custom framing, it rents two photo booths, Revoc'Instant and Revoc'abine, for weddings, birthdays, private parties and company events in Neuchâtel and across French-speaking Switzerland.

Two booths, two styles

The rental page compares the two booths feature by feature.

Revoc'Instant is described as an elegant, minimalist photographic experience designed for weddings, birthdays and events where the printed moment still matters. Instant printing is optional, custom graphics are available on request, photos are sent by Swisstransfer (a Swiss file-transfer service), and the booth stands on a tripod, which the table marks as required. It is the only booth with a published price: from CHF 150. The FAQ calls it ideal for weddings, birthdays and private parties, with photos printed instantly in a simple, friendly setup.

Revoc'abine is the more immersive booth, which the page says is designed for companies, festivals and modern events. It adds a flash, a QR code, animated GIFs, an interactive raffle and a cut strip format, and it can be placed anywhere rather than on a fixed tripod. Printing is again optional, custom graphics are on request, and photos go out by Swisstransfer. The FAQ adds that, depending on the configuration, it can include GIFs, a QR code or a digital gallery.

For a wedding, the choice comes down to style. Revoc'Instant is the quieter, print-focused option the studio itself aims at weddings; Revoc'abine suits a party that wants GIFs and phone sharing. The page offers advice on which booth fits the event, the number of guests and the budget.

A photographer behind the booth

The page's main argument is the photographer. It says the booth is offered by a professional photographer who pays particular attention to the quality of the images, the prints and the guest experience. The footer lists membership of the Union Suisse des photographes professionnels et PME-CE (a Swiss association of professional photographers). The studio also offers event reportage alongside the booth: guest portraits, atmosphere shots and key moments, so a small wedding can book both from the same person.

After the event, the best photos can be printed on Fine Art paper or in large format, and framed to measure in the studio's own framing workshop. The site's menu shows how broad the studio is: studio rental, photography courses, cyanotype prints, restoration of old photographs and custom mirrors sit next to the booths. On personalization, the page says the decor, the photo frame, the colors and the graphics can be designed as one set, so the booth matches the wedding stationery. Gift vouchers for a booth rental are also offered, which could suit a friend who wants to give the couple the booth as a present.

How a rental works

The page sets out six steps. The couple chooses a booth, checks availability online and can make a pre-reservation to hold the date while finishing their plans. They then choose the formula and personalize the experience: photo frame, logo, colors, text, accessories or options. Once the request is confirmed, the final details (place, times, installation and options) are agreed after a contract is signed. On the day, the booth is installed at the venue ready for guests, and the page says it is simple to use and runs on its own throughout. Guests leave with instant prints and, depending on the formula, digital photos, GIFs or an online gallery.

The page also promises that the equipment is installed, tested and ready before guests arrive. A review on the page praises the handover and explanations of the device and the flexibility over the return, and another calls the booth easy to install, so couples should expect to handle part of the day themselves rather than have an attendant.

Practical details from the FAQ

• Duration. The rental length adapts to the event, from a few hours to a day or a full evening, and is set together with the client.
• Prints. Print conditions depend on the formula; the number of prints included is given with the offer.
• Space. About 2 × 3 meters is recommended so several people can pose together, and the studio helps find the best spot at a venue with constraints.
• Outdoors. Possible, as long as the booth stands in a spot sheltered from bad weather, wind and direct sun.
• Internet. Not needed to take and print photos, although digital sharing may need a connection depending on the formula.
• Area. Neuchâtel, the Val-de-Travers and all of French-speaking Switzerland, with travel costs possible depending on the venue.

The studio's address is Rue de Buttes 6, 2114 Fleurier, with the email cecile@revoc.ch and the phone number +41 79 270 46 24. Visits are by appointment only; the studio lists hours from Monday to Thursday, 9 to 12 and 13:30 to 19, Friday until 18, Saturday by booking and Sunday closed. The footer also notes 85 solar panels that produce much of the studio's energy on site.

Reviews

Three five-star reviews appear on the page. One praises an excellent price, the handover and explanations and the friendly staff. A company client says it rented the booth for its Christmas dinner for the second time, that guests loved the props, and that Madame Clémence was very professional and helpful. A third calls the photos very good quality and the booth easy to set up.

What the site leaves open

Only Revoc'Instant has a starting price, and the page does not say what CHF 150 covers in hours or prints. Revoc'abine has no published price. The site does not quantify the travel costs, and it is written in French only, with no word on whether the studio works in English. Couples who do not write French should say so in their first message and ask whether the offer and contract can be handled in English.

Who it suits

Revoc' Atelier suits couples marrying in the canton of Neuchâtel or elsewhere in French-speaking Switzerland who want a small, photographer-run booth rather than a large rental company, and who like the idea of adding reportage, Fine Art prints or framing from the same studio. Revoc'Instant fits an intimate, print-focused wedding on a modest budget. The caveats are the self-running operation, the need for a sheltered spot outdoors, travel costs for distant venues, and a French-only site.