A lot of what we run here is institutional rather than private: department celebrations, conference receptions, reunion weekends. Those crowds behave differently from a wedding — they arrive together, they photograph in groups of eight rather than pairs, and they want the digital copy rather than the print. We size the template and the sharing setup for that, and bring more props than a corporate booking usually expects, because these turn out to be the rooms where people actually use them.
For the historic venues the same constraint applies to a booth as to a wall: the doorway. An open-air booth breaks down small enough to go anywhere. A 360 platform does not, and in some of these buildings there is no route that takes it. We check before we accept the booking rather than after.