The OMOS Photo Booth
A Wedding Photo Booth That Belongs at Your Reception
You planned every detail: the venue, the flowers, the music. The booth should look like it was part of the plan too.
I can't be in every corner of your reception at once. The booth catches what I'm not standing in front of: the cousins who only see each other at weddings, your college crew piling in for one more, your grandmother finally getting in a picture.
It's open-air, not a box in the corner. Real camera, studio lighting, a backdrop picked to fit your day, and an overlay designed to match your invitations. Your guests leave with their photos already on their phones.
Why couples add it
If I'm already photographing your wedding, adding the booth is simple. One team, one timeline, and the booth photos land in a gallery alongside your wedding gallery. I set it up before guests arrive, so it's ready to go the moment cocktail hour starts.
What's Included
Four hours of open-air booth time
Professional camera and studio lighting
A custom overlay designed to match your wedding
Your choice of backdrop
Unlimited photos during your four hours
Instant delivery to guests by text or email
An attendant handling setup, flow and guests
A private online gallery after your wedding
Photo Booth Pricing
- Added to your OMOS wedding coverageFour hours, everything above included.
- $600
- Booth onlyFour hours, everything above included.
- $750
- Additional hours
- Upon request
Wedding Photo Booth Questions
Can the booth match our wedding?
Yes. I design the overlay around your colors and invitations, and you pick the backdrop.
When does the booth run?
Most couples start it at cocktail hour and let it carry into the reception. Four hours covers that.
Can we book the booth without booking you as our photographer?
Yes. It's $750 for four hours, subject to availability.
How much space do you need?
About 10 by 10 feet and a standard outlet. I need about an hour to set up before guests arrive.
How do guests get their photos?
By text or email right at the booth, and you get the full gallery afterward.
Is it open-air or enclosed?
Open-air. Bigger groups fit, and the backdrop stays clean in every photo.