Wedding Photo Booth Questions, Answered
Short, direct answers to the questions couples ask most when planning a wedding photo booth.
How much does a wedding photo booth cost?
A traditional rental usually runs a few hundred to over a thousand once props, prints, an attendant, and extra hours are added. A QR code photo booth costs a small fraction of that with no per-print fee. Full breakdown: wedding photo booth cost.
Do guests need an app?
No. Guests scan a QR code and shoot in their phone browser - no app or account. More on why no app matters.
How do guests take photos?
They scan the QR card on the table, enter a name, and shoot on their own phone. Each guest gets a set number of shots, picks a filter per photo, and can make a film-strip keepsake to share.
Where do the photos go?
Every photo is saved to your private gallery at full resolution, and you can download them all as a zip after the wedding. Guests only see their own photos.
How do I get more guests to use it?
Put a QR card on every table and a sign at the entrance and bar, have the MC mention it early, and add a short prompt. See more photo booth ideas.
Is it better than hiring a photographer?
It is not a replacement - a photographer captures the key moments, while a photo booth captures the fun your guests make themselves. Most weddings use both.