A print to take home
Each group can receive a physical memento during the wedding.
Weddings in Gipuzkoa
A lively meeting point where friends and relatives create spontaneous photographs and leave the couple a genuinely personal record of the celebration.

Each group can receive a physical memento during the wedding.
Extra copies and handwritten messages build a unique album for the couple.
Names, date, palette, backdrop and props can be coordinated with the celebration.
The booth brings together groups that may not appear in the official wedding photographs. These relaxed images often become some of the memories couples revisit most.
We coordinate access, power, available space and the best opening time. The dance is usually the liveliest moment, while a split service can cover two parts of the day when logistics allow it.
Yes. From about 80 guests a wedding already feels busy, but smaller celebrations also benefit because almost everyone takes part and the resulting album is especially personal.
A stable area, safe access, enough distance for groups and a nearby power socket for the computer, printer, flash and lights.
As soon as the date and approximate location are known, especially for popular wedding weekends.
Explore access, setup and options in each area. Availability and travel are confirmed using your event date and exact address.
TxokoFoto reels
Short clips from our Instagram, with a dedicated page for each video.

Two perspectives on the TxokoFoto booth: the equipment and its ring light, alongside a participant facing the camera. A montage offering a closer look at the experience.
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Printed photographs, accessories and decorative details beside the photo booth. This TxokoFoto reel shows how the equipment can sit alongside a keepsake table.
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A participant stands in front of the booth, with the screen and ring light visible. A close view of getting ready for a photograph with TxokoFoto.
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An animated collage combines black-and-white views of the booth and its participants. A TxokoFoto visual piece with a different style from a continuous recording.
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