Wedding Photo Booth
Wedding Photo Booth: the Keepsake Every Guest Takes Home
A wedding photo booth is now one of the elements people talk about most the day after the ceremony. While the couple works the tables, their guests pose, laugh and take home an instantly printed photo or a 360 video to share on social media. It's entertainment, decor and a physical keepsake all in one corner, and it works just as well at a banquet for 40 as at a celebration for 300.
At Photobooth360Store we design and build photo booths made for the pace of a wedding: setup in under ten minutes, our own software from the Snap360 ecosystem, instant printing and a gallery mode so no one is left without their copy. All our units ship with a 2-to-3-year warranty, spare-part replacement and English-language support, because a photo booth used every weekend needs real backing, not just a pretty box.
Whether you're organising your own ceremony or building a rental business for events, here you'll find the model that fits your budget and the style of the celebration. And if you only want the photo booth for one specific day, further down we explain when it makes sense to rent and when to buy. Before deciding, take a look at our guide on how much a photo booth costs to be clear on the numbers.
Which Model to Choose Based on the Banquet
Not every wedding calls for the same equipment. These are the options that work best depending on the space and the atmosphere:
- 360 photo booth: the platform with a rotating arm records spectacular slow-motion videos. Ideal for modern weddings, standing cocktail receptions and couples after viral content. It's our flagship product.
- Magic mirror: a full-length interactive mirror that combines printed photos and on-screen animations. It fits elegant ballrooms and classic weddings where aesthetics take the lead.
- Vintage photo booth: a wooden booth or cabinet with a retro feel, perfect for country weddings, farmhouses and celebrations with natural decor.
- Glambot and caricabot: for those who want to wow with red-carpet-style video or instant caricatures.
If you're torn between formats, the key is the available space and the type of keepsake you want people to take home: printed (mirror, vintage) or video for social media (360).
Renting or Buying Your Wedding Photo Booth
If you only need the photo booth for your ceremony and won't use it again, the logical move is to rent: you can do so through our events rental partner Fotomatón 360 Eventos, who handle transport, setup and an attendant during the celebration.
If, on the other hand, you're building a rental business, host several weddings a year or want to recoup the equipment cost, buying pays off in just a few events. In that case, explore our entire catalogue in the full collection and calculate your return with the guide on how much a photo booth costs.
Frequently asked questions about the wedding photo booth
How much space do I need to set up a photo booth at the wedding?
A 360 photo booth needs about 2×2 metres of clear space so the platform can spin safely. The magic mirror and vintage booths rest against a wall and take up around 1 metre of depth. It's always a good idea to have a power outlet nearby.
Are the photos printed on the spot during the wedding?
Yes. Our units can come with an integrated printer (compatible with DNP printers), so every guest takes home their physical copy in seconds, as well as receiving the digital version to share.
Should I buy the photo booth if it's just for my wedding?
For one-off use, it's usually worth renting through our partner Fotomatón 360 Eventos. Buying makes sense when you plan to use it more, resell it or start a rental business.
Enhance Your Photo Booth
Equip your photo booth with DNP photo printers, original photo paper, and accessories like LED lights or special effects to ensure every event is a success.
Wedding Photo Booth Prices for 2026
All prices include VAT. The Professional 360 photo booth starts at €1,890 (80 cm) and €1,990 (100 cm), the Vintage Wooden photo booth is €2,690, the 22-inch Magic Mirror is €2,990, the Overhead 360 photo booth is €2,990, and the Glambot is €9,100. Certified pre-owned units start at €1,640, and all can be financed from €199 per month. These are Spain prices with VAT included; the store shows the price for your country automatically.
Wedding Photo Booth FAQs
How much does a wedding photo booth cost?
It depends on the setup. The 80 cm Professional 360 photo booth starts at €1,890 including VAT, the wooden vintage is €2,690, the 22 inch magic mirror is €2,990, and the Glambot is €9,100. Refurbished units start at €1,640. All include warranty and financing from €199 per month. These are Spain prices with VAT included; the store shows the price for your country automatically.
Which photo booth is best for a wedding: 360, magic mirror, or vintage?
The 360 creates the most social content and suits modern weddings with a standing cocktail. The magic mirror is the most elegant and works best for guests of all ages, because you just touch the screen. The wooden vintage looks great on an estate or classic style wedding and prints photos on the spot.
Is it worth buying a photo booth if I only want it for my wedding?
For a single event, renting is usually better value. Buying makes sense if you will use it at several celebrations, share it with family and friends, or are starting a rental business. With three or four weddings you can recover the investment of a 360.
How much space does a photo booth need at the reception?
A 360 photo booth needs a clear area of about 2 x 2 meters and 2.4 meters in height. A magic mirror or a vintage fits in 1 x 1 meter plus space for guests to pose. All run on a standard 220 V outlet.
What is included when you buy the equipment?
The complete photo booth ready to work, Snap360 ecosystem software with license, training to operate it, a 2 to 3 year warranty depending on the model, and technical support in Spanish. The printer and media are chosen in the store according to the format you want to deliver.
How long does delivery take?
Shipping is free within mainland Spain and takes 24 to 72 hours. To the Canary Islands, Balearic Islands, Ceuta, and Melilla it takes 3 to 7 business days, and to the rest of the European Union 5 to 10 business days.










