Photo Booth
Step in, pull the curtain, strike four poses, and walk out with three photo strips. $5.
Ceremony is home to Benson's classic photo booth, tucked inside our shop at 6107 Maple Street in Omaha. No appointment needed: just walk in during shop hours. Perfect for first dates and fiftieth dates. Birthdays. Bachelorettes. Best friends. Prom night. Visiting family. Saturday afternoons in Benson when you want to do something fun. Your annual holiday card photo.



The details
- $5 per session
- 4 photos per strip
- 3 copies of every strip, so you and two friends each go home with one (or one for you, one for the fridge, one for our photo wall!)
- Card only: credit and debit cards, no cash
- Walk-ins welcome during shop hours
- Find us inside Ceremony, 6107 Maple Street, Omaha, NE, connected by a doorway to our sister stationery shop, Five Nine
Hours
Monday through Thursday, 1 to 7 pm
Friday through Sunday, 11 am to 7 pm
A booth with a story
Our booth started life as a vintage photo booth we tracked down in Madison, Wisconsin. We had it rebuilt by hand in Chicago, with one instruction: make it look and feel as close to the original as possible. It now prints fast, crisp strips with a modern camera inside, but most people who step in can't tell it isn't the original.


Book a private party
Want the booth (and the shop) for your group? We host private parties at Ceremony with the photo booth for birthdays, bachelorettes, showers, and celebrations of all kinds. Get in touch to plan yours.


Share your strips
Tag us on Instagram at @ceremony____shop. We love seeing who's been in the booth.



Photo booth FAQ
How much does the photo booth cost?
$5 per session, paid by card. Each session prints three copies of your four-photo strip.
Does the photo booth take cash?
No, the booth is card only. It takes credit and debit cards.
Do I need an appointment?
No. Walk in any time during shop hours. For a private party, contact us to book.
Where is the photo booth in Omaha?
Inside Ceremony at 6107 Maple Street in Benson, right next door to Five Nine.
Is it a real vintage photo booth?
It's built from a vintage analog booth and restored to look just like one, with a modern camera inside for quick, reliable prints.