Current package prices are €14.99 (Basic), €34.99 (Premium), and €49.99 (Exclusive). The anchor prices that applied on 10 September 2026 were €14.99, €34.99, and €49.99 respectively.
The photo booth is one of those items that lands on the wish list easily. Guests love it, the props are fun, and the printed strips end up on fridges. The only question is whether it pays off, and whether there is a way to get the same feeling differently.
This article is not against photo booths. The point is that you decide with clear numbers in front of you.
Roughly what a photo booth costs
Prices vary by supplier and by region, so always ask for a specific quote. As a rough guide, hire usually falls somewhere in the range of a few hundred euros for a standard three to four hour package.
On top of the base price come the extras that are often billed separately: additional hours, travel outside major cities, extra prints, a custom backdrop and a guest book. The final figure tends to grow noticeably beyond the first number in the quote.
- Booth hire for three to four hours.
- An extra hour, if the celebration runs longer than planned.
- Travel and setup outside the supplier home city.
- Consumables for the prints.
- Props and backdrops beyond the standard package.
Where a photo booth hits its limits
A photo booth is tied to one place and one window of time. Everything that happens outside that corner and outside those three hours goes unrecorded.
The ceremony, walking into the room, the first dance, the speeches, the midnight snack — the most emotional parts of the day usually unfold far from the booth. On top of that, the queue tends to be longest exactly when the dance floor is busiest.
The alternative: every guest becomes a photographer
The other logic says: instead of placing one camera in one spot, use the eighty cameras already in the room.
Guests scan a QR code, enter a PIN and shoot all evening, wherever they happen to be. Everything lands in the same shared gallery you download after the wedding.
The Basic package is 14.99 euros and covers up to a hundred guests with twenty photos per guest. Premium is 34.99 euros and additionally enables video. Exclusive is 49.99 euros, with unlimited users, thirty photos per guest and access to the Wedding Planner. Every package includes the flyer design and a print-ready file.
The comparison in short
- Coverage: a photo booth covers one corner, a shared gallery covers the whole evening and every room.
- Duration: the booth runs for the hours you booked, the gallery is live all day and for another 24 hours after the celebration.
- Result: the booth gives printed strips, the gallery gives full-quality digital photos you download in one click.
- Cost: a booth runs into the hundreds of euros, shared gallery packages start at 14.99 euros.
- Fun: the booth brings props and a queue, the gallery relies on spontaneity and on guests seeing each other photos.
Do you have to choose?
Not necessarily. If the budget allows, the combination works beautifully — the booth covers the entertainment and gives a tangible keepsake, while the shared gallery captures everything else.
If you are choosing only one, the question is simple: do you want thirty posed photos from one corner, or several hundred spontaneous ones from the entire evening?
