Price formatting

See also: Price object and Money filters

Price objects can be rendered directly for simple use cases.

For example:

{{ variant.price }}

might render as:

€200.00 /pp

The output automatically includes:

• The correct currency symbol.
• A pricing suffix such as /pp or /night, depending on the pricing model.

Formatting derived prices

If you call a method or apply a filter to a Price object, the result is another object rather than a formatted string.

For example:

{{ variant.price | apply_promotion: variant.promotion }}

returns a VariantPriceDrop, not a formatted price.

To display the result, access one of its price properties and format it with the money filter.

Recommended approach

For consistent formatting throughout your theme, we recommend always:

• Accessing the price through fractional or per_person_fractional.
• Formatting the value with the money filter.
• Adding any pricing suffix (/pp, /night, /unit) in your own markup where appropriate.

For example:

{{ variant.price.fractional | money: no_cents_if_whole: true }}

renders:

€200

Or, for a per-person price:

{{ variant.price.per_person_fractional | money: no_cents_if_whole: true }} /pp

renders:

€100 /pp

This approach ensures prices are formatted consistently, regardless of whether they are original prices, promotional prices, deposits, or payment plan amounts.