A few venues to get you started. These are examples, not partners of ours. Always ask your venue whether you may bring your own photo booth.
Wedding in the countryside
Hof ter Meyghem
A party venue in Oudegem with large windows and gardens with a terrace. Place the booth so your guests do not stand with their backs to the windows, and you avoid backlight in the photos.
Visit the venue's websiteWedding in a brewer's house
Huis Dubois
A listed brewer's house in Oudegem, with a salon, an old coach house, a walled garden and two tent pavilions. If you party in a pavilion, make sure the booth is fully sheltered. The Magnolia pavilion can be closed, which makes it easier.
Visit the venue's websiteCorporate event in a factory hall
Hangar 43
A renovated factory hall from 1894 in Baasrode, with ceilings up to 15 metres. In such a large space a Mirrorbooth stands out. Do check it can go on the ground floor, as it needs 3 x 3 metres and cannot be carried up stairs.
Visit the venue's websiteCommunion or children's party
Weidegeluk
A brasserie with a large playground and a petting farm. While the children play outside, the grown-ups get the booth to themselves for a while.
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