The Photobooth, Without the Booth

Your guests print the photos they have already taken, straight from your wedding gallery, and take them home the same night.

A photobooth in Greece runs €300 to €800 for three hours. Smart Print starts at €119 and keeps going all night.

Leave a glue stick next to the stand and watch your guest book fill up with real photos and handwritten wishes.

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A Smart Print station at a Greek island wedding, with a chalkboard sign reading Print your photo and leave a wish, next to an open guest book with printed photo cards and coloured pens

How it works on the night

Four steps for your guests, and nothing for you to do. The stand is staffed and the prints are already paid for.

  1. 1

    Scan the QR code

    Guests point their phone at the QR code on the stand and your private gallery opens in the browser. No app, no account, no sign-up.

    The WhiteClover guest gallery open on a phone, showing a shared wedding photo with a Print button underneath it
  2. 2

    Tap Print on any photo

    Anything already in your gallery can be printed, including the photos other guests took. Pinch to zoom, twist to straighten, pick up to three copies.

    The Smart Print editor on a phone, cropping a wedding group photo with zoom and rotate sliders and a copies stepper
  3. 3

    Send it to the stand

    A confirmation screen shows exactly how the card will come out before anything prints, so nobody wastes a print on a bad crop.

    A Ready to print confirmation screen on a phone previewing the finished photo card with the couple's names beneath it
  4. 4

    Collect your card

    A live queue shows first names and where each job has got to, so guests know when to walk over. They pick it up still warm.

    The My Prints screen on a phone listing a guest's print jobs with picked up status labels
The WhiteClover Smart Print station, a compact dye-sublimation photo printer with WhiteClover branding and clover stickers, printing 4×6 cards at a wedding venue
This is what turns up at your venue. A small dye-sublimation printer on a stand, not a booth with a backdrop behind it. It prints proper 4×6 photo cards the same way professional labs do, so they come out dry to the touch, survive a spilled drink, and do not fade like a receipt.

The guest book people actually fill in

Most guest books end the night half empty. A few signatures at the front, a couple of rushed lines, and eighty blank pages nobody quite knew what to do with.

At a wedding in Koufonisia the couple put a chalkboard next to the stand that said 'Print your photo & leave a wish', and left the guest book out with a glue stick and a handful of coloured pens. Guests printed the photo they had taken ten minutes earlier, stuck it on the page, and wrote their message next to their own face.

They went home with a book full of real photographs and handwritten wishes, each one sitting beside the moment it was about. A hired booth gives your guests a print. This gives you the book.

«Πάντα χαμογελα». Always smiling. Written on the card, right next to the photo it was about.
An open wedding guest book with two Smart Print photo cards glued onto the page, each captioned Teta and Marios with a QR code, and handwritten Greek wishes beside them
Close-up of a printed card's caption strip reading Teta and Marios 04-07-2026 next to a QR code, with a guest's handwritten wish in black marker across the white border

What your guests take home

Every print comes out as a proper 4×6 card. Not a bare photo, and not a booth strip with somebody else's logo along the bottom.

A close-up of a printed Smart Print card showing a guest photo, the caption Teta and Marios 04-07-2026, a QR code, and a handwritten wish in marker pen

  1. The photo they picked

    Framed by the guest who printed it, from the photos already sitting in your gallery. Real moments, not poses in front of a backdrop.

  2. Your names and your date

    Every card carries the two of you and the day it happened, so it still means something when you find it in a drawer five years later.

  3. A QR code back to the gallery

    Scan the card and your live gallery opens, so whoever is holding it can pull up the original in one tap.

  4. Space to write on

    The white border is deliberate. It is what turns a print into a message, a place card, or a page in your guest book.

Everything you need

The Photobooth, Without the Booth

No bulky booth, no staged backdrop, no queue for one camera. Your guests print the candid photos they already took on their own phones, straight from your private wedding gallery.

Runs All Night, Not Three Hours

A hired photobooth in Greece usually costs €300 to €800 and packs up after three hours. Smart Print starts at €119 and keeps printing from the first dance to the last song.

Branded Cards With a QR Code

Every print comes out as a card stamped with your names and a QR code back to the live gallery, so guests can find and download the digital original too.

Prints From the Photos Guests Already Shared

Guests upload to your private gallery by scanning a QR code, with nothing to download, then tap Print on any photo. Real moments, not posed booth shots.

Live Named Print Queue

A friendly on-screen queue shows first names and status, so guests know exactly when their print is ready to collect. Pickup, not chaos.

Staffed Stand, Kit, or Destination

Run it as a staffed stand at your venue, a self-serve kit, or a destination setup we arrange with you. The print pool is yours for the whole night.

Capped Pricing, No Surprises

You buy a pool of prints up front. Failed prints never come out of it, and you can top up €29 for 50 more whenever the night is going well.

Your Photos Live On Digitally Too

Every printed photo stays in your private gallery for good. Smart Print is the physical layer on top of the photo sharing your guests already use.

Photobooth vs Smart Print

 Smart PrintHired photobooth
Typical cost (Greece)From €119, all night€300 to €800 for 3 hours
How long it runsFrom first dance to last songUsually 3 hours, then packs up
What gets printedAny real photo guests already sharedPosed shots at one backdrop
QueueEveryone's phone, live named queueOne camera, one line
Footprint at the venueA compact standBulky booth plus backdrop
Digital copiesOriginal saved in your gallery, QR on every cardOften extra or unavailable
Doubles as your guest bookGuests glue a print in and write a wish beside itNo, the print leaves with the guest
BrandingYour names (branding removal +€20)Vendor's branding

Photobooth figures are typical Greek market rates for a three hour hire and vary by vendor and region. The final Smart Print price depends on where your venue is and what the crew's travel and accommodation come to.

Smart Print Pricing

Buy a pool of prints for the night. Top up whenever you like, and failed prints never count.

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Every pool includes

  • A staffed stand, set up and run for you on the night
  • Printing all night, not a three hour window
  • Branded 4×6 cards with your names, your date and a QR code
  • Guests print from their own phones, with nothing to install
  • Failed prints never come out of your pool
  • Every printed photo stays in your gallery for good
  • Top-up€29
    +50 prints

    Add more prints on the night whenever the pool starts running low.

  • Branding removal€20
    one-off

    Take the WhiteClover footer off, so the cards carry only your names and QR code.

Prices start at €119 for the print pool. Your final price is agreed with you and depends on where your venue is and what the crew's travel and accommodation come to. Tell us where your event is and we will send you a quote.

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