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 Groot Begijnhof
Faculty Club
Party rooms and a green courtyard garden in the Groot Begijnhof, which is on the UNESCO World Heritage List. The Infirmerie is a 13th-century hall, and a wooden photo booth suits it better than a sleek white one.
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M Leuven
The museum rents out five spaces and a 940 m² roof terrace with a view over the city centre. If the reception is upstairs, put the booth in an indoor space: outside it has to be fully sheltered.
Visit the venue's websiteParty in a former brewery
De Hoorn
Heritage halls and sky boxes in a former brewery at the Vaartkom. A black photo booth and an industrial-style print match the character of the building. The Vaartkom car park is within walking distance, but still agree a loading spot.
Visit the venue's websiteSummer party in an abbey
Abdij van Park
The tithe barn in Heverlee hosts private parties for up to 90 people, but only from May to October, because it is unheated. Plan your party in those months and keep the booth inside the barn.
Visit the venue's websiteFamily party or team building in Kessel-Lo
Hal 5
A creative hub on the Diestsesteenweg in Kessel-Lo, with a food court and a terrace. Coming with more than 30 people? Email Hal 5 first. Then we work out together where the photo booth fits best.
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