How much does a wedding photo booth cost? 2026 prices in Spain
Amanda Lee ·
Hiring a photo booth for a wedding in Spain costs between €330 and €460 on average, according to Cronoshare's price guide from January 2026. It varies a lot by city, by hours and by what's included. Here are the figures, what usually comes in the price, what costs extra, and the alternative of a photo booth in every guest's phone.
Average price in Spain
According to Cronoshare (10 January 2026), the national average runs from €330 to €460. In Madrid it's around €495 and in Barcelona around €550; in Valencia there are offers from about €200. These figures are indicative: every company sets its own rates.
A real example: a provider working in Madrid and Biscay lists prices on bodas.net from €450 to €699.
What's usually included
Hire is usually for 1 to 3 hours. It typically includes photo templates, prints (sometimes unlimited, one copy per person in the shot), props, a guestbook and the photos in digital form, on a USB stick or by link. Many companies send someone to run the booth.
What costs extra
Extra hours: the same provider charges €50–75 for each hour after the third.
Travel: it depends on the company and where the venue is; some charge for it and some don't.
Copies, props and extras such as a red carpet or backdrops: ask what's in the price before you sign.
How to pay less
Get at least three quotes for the same package, book the liveliest hours (after dinner and the first dance), and get travel and the extra-hour price in writing.
The alternative: a photo booth in every guest's phone
With Bada every guest has the photo booth in their phone: they scan the QR code on the table, take four shots on a countdown, and the strip, with your names and the date, goes straight into the wedding album with every other photo and video. No booth, no queue, no time slot: it works all night.
You can try it right now, free, in the online photo booth. For the wedding it comes with the album: free up to 3 people, then one payment per album.
What it doesn't do: print paper strips on the spot. If you want every guest to take home a printed photo, hiring still makes sense, and you can combine it with Bada.
When hiring is worth it
Hire one if you want printed photos as a favour for guests, someone to run the booth and a decorated backdrop. If what you want is everyone's photos and laughs without spending €300–500, the phone booth covers the essentials.