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.
Reception or family party
Stadhuis Mortsel, de CLUB
A hall in the basement of the town hall that you can split into sections with a roller shutter system. The hall is wheelchair accessible, but for the Mirrorbooth do check with us how we get down there.
Visit the venue's websiteParty in a loft
Hoeve Dieseghem
The Hooizolder and the Graanzolder are on the first floor of the farm on the Wouter Volcaertstraat. The Hooizolder is 168 m² and closes at midnight at the latest. Ask first whether there is a lift, because the Mirrorbooth cannot be carried up stairs. A regular photo booth can go up.
Visit the venue's websiteFamily party with character
Hof van Rieth
Built in 1836 as the Everaerts manor, with a dining room, a second room with billiard tables and free parking. Put the photo booth in the room where people eat, so it stays in view.
Visit the venue's websiteReception in a fort
FORT 4
A 24-hectare historic site, part of the Brialmont ring of forts around Antwerp. Receptions are possible here within opening hours, until 8pm in summer. Outside, the photo booth has to be fully sheltered, so plan a closed marquee.
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