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.
Large family party or dance party
Ontmoetingscentrum Hofstade
A hall of around 385 m² on the Zemstesesteenweg, with 340 chairs and a large car park nearby. DJ music is allowed here, so put the photo booth right by the dance floor.
Visit the venue's websiteCommunion or birthday in Weerde
d'Oude school
A municipal hall on the Damstraat in Weerde, seating 175 guests at tables, with an equipped kitchen. The main hall is on the ground floor, so the Mirrorbooth can go in too if there are 3 x 3 metres free.
Visit the venue's websiteSmall party without a dance floor
De Hoeve
A small municipal hall on the Meerweg for up to 75 people, where amplified music and dancing are not allowed. That is exactly when a photo booth keeps the mood going.
Visit the venue's websiteFuneral reception, christening or communion
Parochiezaal Eppegem
A hall with a stage and a cafeteria on the Zenneweg, run by a non-profit. The website lists the rates, the inventory and which drinks you can serve in the hall, which helps you plan everything together.
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