Wedding photo booth templates

Wedding prints are the ones guests keep, so the names and the date do most of the work. These samples put the couple's names over burgundy roses, emerald botanicals and ivory dahlias, with a thin frame around each photo.

What to type

Type the names and the date exactly as you want them printed (for example "Priya & Daniel, October 9") and add colours or a style if you have one, like "burgundy and gold, elegant".

The samples on this page show the look; they are not downloads. To get files, type your own event: you see 3 designs in about a minute, with no account and no card (one free try a day; on a busy day you may see sample designs instead). Press "Get the files" on the one you like and we email you the zip (one free pack per email per day). The designs and the link are deleted after 24 hours. Designs are made by AI, so check the spelling and the date before you print.

What the files are

Each design comes as a zip: an overlay PNG with see-through photo windows (it goes on top of the photos), a flat background JPG (it goes behind them, for apps that use a background), a preview, and a README with the canvas size and every photo box in pixels. Sizes: 2x6 strip (600x1800), 4x6 landscape (1800x1200), 4x6 portrait (1200x1800), and two 2x6 strips on one 4x6 sheet, all at 300 dpi.

Which booth apps

These match the file types and sizes that Fiesta / Salsa, LumaBooth / dslrBooth (4x6) and Breeze state on their help pages. Snappic, Touchpix and Darkroom take an overlay image too: these files should work there, not yet tested by us (we don't make Darkroom .xbdr template files). No 5x7 yet. Simple Booth sizes depend on your setup and may need resizing. In each app you place the photo boxes in the app's own editor, using the pixel numbers in the README. We don't connect to your booth app; you load the files yourself. See template sizes by booth app.