Wedding Photo Booth
Photo booths for Bali weddings, from classic printouts to roaming and 360 booths, styled to match your reception.
A photo booth is entertainment for the part of the evening where dinner has finished and the dancing has not started. Done well it fills that gap and sends everyone home with something. Done badly it stands in a corridor unused.
The formats
- Classic print booths with a backdrop and props, the cheapest and still the most used
- Roaming booths, where an operator brings the camera and printer to the tables, which works better with an older or more reserved crowd
- 360 booths, which produce short spinning video clips and draw a queue, though they need floor space and good lighting
- Mirror and open-air setups, which take group shots rather than four people crammed in a box
Placement decides everything
The single biggest factor in whether a booth gets used is where it stands. Near the bar and within sight of the dance floor, it runs all night. Down a corridor by the bathrooms, it does not, however good it is.
We set the position with the venue during the floor plan rather than deciding on the day.
Styled to match
A booth with a generic backdrop appears in the background of every wide shot of your reception. We match the backdrop, the props, and the print template to the rest of the styling, so it reads as part of the wedding.
What you get afterwards
Guests take instant prints home, and you receive the full gallery. Many couples put out a guest book beside it for a printed copy of each strip with a message, which ends up being the most-read thing from the whole day.
The booth is not a substitute for a photographer and it is not meant to be. It sits alongside the entertainment as something for guests to do, and it works best at a full reception with a proper evening, as set out in the full wedding package.
Couples who want a fun, well-styled corner that entertains guests and sends them home with a print.
What's included
Classic booth
Instant prints guests take home and stick on the fridge for years.
Roaming photographer
Candid guest shots around the party, no queue required.
360 video booth
A livelier, shareable option that gets everyone involved.
On-brand styling
Custom print design and a backdrop that matches your palette.
How we work
Pick your booth
Classic prints, roaming, or 360, depending on the mood you want.
Design the look
We style the backdrop and print template to your wedding.
Run the night
An attendant keeps it flowing so it is fun, not fiddly.
Why couples choose us
Styled to the reception
A booth that clashes with your styling ends up in every wide shot. We match the backdrop, the props, and the print template to the rest of the day.
Placed where people already are
Near the bar and the dancefloor, not down a corridor by the toilets. Placement decides whether a booth gets used at all.
Prints that leave with them
Instant prints for your guests, plus the full gallery to you afterwards. They take something home and you keep everything they did.
Estimated cost
Hours of coverage and booth type drive this. Classic print booths sit at the bottom, roaming and 360 setups at the top, and unlimited prints with a custom backdrop are the usual additions. Put a number against your own day in the price simulator.
Good to know
Common questions
Can the prints be branded?+
Yes. We design the print template with your names, date, and palette so it feels part of the day.
Does it clash with the styling?+
Not when it is styled to match. We design the backdrop so it adds to the room rather than standing out.
Is a photo booth actually worth it?+
It depends on the gap it is filling. At a long reception with a lull between dinner and dancing, it earns its place easily. At a short intimate dinner for twenty, it will sit unused in a corner. We will tell you which of those your wedding is.
How long should we book it for?+
Three hours is the usual sweet spot, starting after dinner and running through the first part of the dancing. Booking it from the ceremony onward wastes the first two hours, because nobody uses a photo booth while they are still finding their seat.
Does it need power and cover?+
Both. It needs a reliable power supply near where it stands, and at an outdoor wedding it needs cover, because printers and humidity do not get along and a shower will end the evening for it. We sort the position, the power, and the shelter as part of the setup.
