AI & Authenticity

Why This Page Exists

AI is everywhere in wedding marketing right now, and most vendors would rather not talk about it. I'd rather just tell you. If you're deciding whether to put one of our arcade cabinets or guestbook phones at your wedding, you deserve to know exactly what's a real photograph, what's an illustration, and how this one-person company actually gets its work done.

What's Real

• ✓ Every product photo is a real photograph of real hardware. The cabinets and phones you see on our product pages were photographed in August 2026, most of them at the first wedding they ever worked.
• ✓ Gameplay footage is captured directly from the actual games. What you see on screen is what your guests will play. No mockups, no renders.
• ✓ The people in our wedding photos are real guests, shot by a real wedding photographer at a real reception.
• ✓ Hear Hear recordings are your guests' actual voices. We don't generate, clone, or synthesize anything. The whole point is keeping the real thing.

Where AI Fits

I'm a designer and builder, and I use modern tools to move fast as a company of one. AI is one of those tools. It helps me draft, iterate, and write code quicker than I could alone. It also helps produce some of our marketing: certain illustrations on the blog and on our social channels are AI-generated. Those are editorial images, and they are never presented as photographs of our products.

There's also some history worth owning. Before the products physically existed, this site used AI-generated imagery as placeholders, because you can't photograph something that hasn't been built yet. The moment real hardware existed, real photography replaced them. That swap happened in August 2026, and we're not going back.

The Art in the Games

Here's the honest version, because this is exactly where most companies get vague. My preference is to use human artists for 100% of the process. At the current stage of this business, that isn't possible yet, so here's how it actually breaks down today.

I hire artists, and I design much of the art myself. The character sprites are built from a library of options (hair, skin, clothing) so your in-game couple looks like you. But some things are unavoidable for a company this small right now: the cabinet side art and the games' title screens currently have major AI influence. As the business grows, my goal is to move more of that work to human artists. Every piece that ships gets there through human judgment, and if you ask about any specific piece, I'll tell you exactly how it was made.

What We Promise

• ✓ Product photos will always be real photographs. Never AI renders dressed up as photos.
• ✓ Gameplay footage will always come from the real games.
• ✓ Your guests' recordings stay their real voices. Always.
• ✓ When AI helps behind the scenes, a person decides what ships.

If you have a question about any specific image or video on this site, ask. I'll tell you exactly what it is and where it came from.