A photo corner in your own design, with a print that guests take away straight away. We build it, host it and clear it away again.
A photobooth produces pictures that people have made themselves and therefore want to keep. With a roaming photographer, guests are the subject; in a booth they are the director. They decide who they step in with, how silly they go and how often they redo it. You can see that difference in what happens with the pictures afterwards.
For an organiser, that is the interesting part. A photographer delivers a folder after a week that nobody opens any more. A print with your frame on it goes home that same evening and stays there.
The same booth, a different approach:
The emphasis is on small groups and on colleagues seeking each other out beyond their own department. That is why we put the booth not next to the bar but on the route in between, and make sure there is room for six people at once.
Speed and recognisability count here. The print carries your brand out of the door and the visitor has had a reason to stop for a moment. Combines well with something that also collects contact details.
At a festival or city event, the volume is high and the attention short. We then work with a fixed backdrop and limited props, because every second of choice costs throughput.
Guests decide for themselves whether their photo ends up anywhere other than on their own print. Anyone who only wants to take the print away just does that, and nothing else happens. If someone wants the picture digitally as well, they say so on the spot themselves.
If you want to use the images afterwards for a look back or on social media, agree that with us beforehand. We then make sure it is visible at the booth, so nobody gets a surprise afterwards. How we handle personal data is set out in our privacy policy.
A photobooth with a host starts at €195. After the first conversation you'll get a firm price.
Guests get the photo as a print in their hand straight away, usually within ten seconds of taking it. That immediate moment is what it is all about: a print you hold goes home and onto the fridge, while a file in a downloads folder disappears. Sending it digitally can be added separately.
A photobooth needs about two by two metres, plus some walking space in front so that a small group can stand around it. That group serves a purpose, because people only step in once they have seen others laughing. A corner out of the way therefore works less well than a spot along a walking route.
The print gets your own frame, logo and text, and we create that design together beforehand. At a company event, clients often put the date and the occasion in it, because that is what gives the photo meaning later for whoever finds it again.
A photobooth is busiest in the first two hours and during the last part of the evening, with a dip around dinner. We take that into account in the staffing and don't shut the booth down during the dip, because then it wouldn't get going again later.
Interested in hiring a photobooth? Fill in a few details and we will send a price estimate within 1 working day.
Tell us what kind of occasion it is and how many guests are coming, and we will think along with no obligation.