We make photo booths. Some of them don't look like photo booths.

Jonah Sun and Amber Lim made their first photo booth in Singapore in 2011, and gave the work a name — Dollop — in 2014. We've been at it for fifteen years now, and today we run three things under one roof — as far as we know, still the only photo-booth company in Singapore that does all three.

What we do

Events & Weddings — staffed booths for weddings, launches and brand activations, from a clean open-air setup to a fully custom build.

Dollop Print Club — self-serve booths dotted around Singapore and JB. Walk in, no booking, two strips in under a minute.

Custom & Experiential — the things nobody else will attempt, because someone asked: AI photo experiences, one-off installations, booths built for a single brand or a single night.

And one place you can just walk into: Dollop Pit Stop at *SCAPE Orchard — our permanent, automobile-themed photo space.

Where we came from

We'd been making photo booths since 2011, but Dollop as you know it started in 2014 — with something slightly odd: the original Strawberry Jam, set up at The Local People art market, back when no one else had brought a photo booth there. We've been building booths under the name ever since. In 2025 we opened our first permanent home, Dollop Pit Stop at *SCAPE.

The original Strawberry Jam at The Local People, 2014 — shot by all aflutter, our in-house photography arm back then.

How we got here

• 2011 — Jonah Sun and Amber Lim start making photo booths in Singapore.
• 2014 — The Dollop name begins — with the original Strawberry Jam at The Local People art market, as far as we know the first photo booth anyone had set up there.
• 2025 — Dollop Pit Stop opens at *SCAPE Orchard — our first permanent space.
• Today — 20+ Print Club booths across Singapore and JB, the full range of event booths (plus AI, 360 and roving), and custom builds for brands.

What we care about

We sweat the stuff nobody notices until it's wrong — the print texture, the lighting, the two-second wait before the strip drops. We'll build the thing that doesn't exist yet, because someone asked. And we don't take ourselves too seriously; it's a photo booth, not a cathedral.

The photo's already on your phone. We make the bit you keep.

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