Photo booth
Come together.And have some fun.
Another photograph with your friends, all the siblings together, one more round with your favourite people. My photo booth gives these moments a place of their own.
Your guests.
Their own pictures.
While I photograph your wedding day, other pictures happen in the booth: made while looking straight at the camera, planned together and sometimes rather silly. There is room for both kinds.
I developed the booth myself and have used it at weddings. Digital frames, props I make myself and small photo challenges can be adapted to your celebration. Here you can see photographs and designed images from previous events.
A frame
that feels like yours.
Your colours, names and date: the design does not need to stop at a standard template. Tell me what your stationery looks like or which idea runs through your wedding. We can create a fitting digital frame from that.
The examples show how different it can look: lemons with one large photograph, or eucalyptus around several. Before your day, we discuss the design and image layout you prefer.
One small challenge.
Many new faces.
Some guests step in front of the camera immediately. Others appreciate an idea. Photo challenges give them a reason: a shared expression, a little scene or a task that suits your group.
Surprise frames are possible too: guests pose for an ordinary photograph and get something completely different. The example below comes from a real event. If you have an inside joke your group will recognise, I can build it in.
More than a
file on your phone.
Props for your guests
I also make props with a 3D printer. We can discuss whether your names or a personal idea would work.
Prints to keep
Printing on site is possible so your guests can take their picture home straight away. The number of prints included will be set out in your offer.
A shared print up to A3
A large print could, for example, give your guests a place to sign. High quality prints up to A3 on Hahnemühle paper are possible.
Think it through
before the party.
To make the booth fit your evening, we discuss its position, setup and who will use it. An easily accessible spot is more useful than an empty corner nobody walks past.
The booth definitely needs two things: a power socket nearby and enough room for a larger group in front. I allow a little over half an hour to set it up and twenty minutes to take it down. I time both so they do not interrupt your plans.
Please also tell me who should look after the booth during the evening. My girlfriend can do that if she is free on your date. We can discuss whether an unattended setup would suit your celebration.
Ask about the photo booth for your dateWhat you may want
to know about the booth.
What does the photo booth cost?
Together with wedding photography, allow approximately €390; that is the figure in my price preview. I do not have a fixed price for the booth alone because travel and supervision matter more in that case. Send me your date and location, and I will give you a specific figure.
Can we have custom frames and challenges?
Yes, custom digital frames and photo challenges are among the options. We discuss your ideas and agree on the final design together.
Can we book the photo booth without wedding photography?
In principle, yes, but it depends on distance. The booth needs to be set up and taken down, which makes a booth only booking practical only within reach. Send me your date and location, and I will tell you directly whether it works.
Are prints included?
Printing on site is possible. We agree on the number of prints included before you book, and it will be written in your offer. A large print up to A3 is another option, for instance one your guests can sign.
A round with your people?
Tell me your date, location and whether wedding photography is part of the plan. Then I can give you a specific figure.