Photo Booth Rental Prices

You can get a photo booth rental for about $1500 for a full day. If you hire it for several days, you can get multi-day discounts. If you are on a tight budget, you can get one for a few hours for much cheaper. The cost might also vary based on the type of photo booth. Below are some of the types available:

• Photo Booth Studio - This is an ideal photo booth for a wedding event where there’s limited space. This type of booth can fit up to 8 people in a completely open space. A backdrop is used to create a mobile photo studio. This is usually the cheapest option with prices ranging from $500 to $800 for 2 to 4 hours.

• Open-Air Style Photo Booth - This booth is perfect for those looking for something other than a traditional photo booth. Depending on the size, you can fit as many as 8 guests in a single shot in a completely open space. Open air photo booths come with a photography backdrop that recreates the feel of a photo lounge. This type of photo booth is slightly more expensive than the photo booth studio. Prices range from $600 to $850 for 2 to 4 hours.

• Classic Enclosed Photo Booth - This is the typical sit-down photo booth you are probably familiar with. It doesn’t have to look dated as many providers give their booths a modern twist. This is usually the most expensive. Prices range from $650 to $900 for 2 to 4 hours.

Irrespective of the type, photo booth rental prices usually depend on the add-ons you opt for such as props, costumes and time you need them for. To lower the cost of the hire, you can bring your own props and costumes. You can make it fun by asking your guests to come with some for the wedding reception. They can bring fake moustaches, funny hats, feather boas, old fashioned dresses, aprons and anything else that will make for a good time. If you are on a budget and have some time, you can make a photo booth yourself. 

Other Considerations That Affect Photo Booth Rental Prices

• Extra Hours – Normally, photo booths are rented out for up to 4 hours. Any extra hours are charged at the rate of $100 to $150.

• Delivery Charge – Depending on the provider, you might have to pay delivery fees. This is usually charged if the venue is more than 40 miles from the provider’s location. Costs range from $1 to $5 per extra mile.

• CD Copy – If you want a CD copy of the photos taken during your wedding, you might be charged upwards of $75 depending on the company providing the photo booths.

Here’s what other people had to say about renting a photo booth at wedding:

“I would consider making my own. It is much cheaper and you get the chance to make your own props. You can use Google to gather DIY ideas. You can also get lots of props at used stores, funky ties, straw hats ,etc.”

“I got one for $650 for 3 hours. It came with a selection of props and a book at the end.”

“I was lucky to get mine for $300. I got a deal on Living Social for 4 hours, 2 strips per guests and 2 assistants.”

“My photographer gave a package that included a $500 photo booth. This included setting up the station and a variety of props. The photo booth came with a remote for guests to use. While it’s not a traditional booth in any way, the pictures were amazing.”

Location

Make sure the photo booth is located in a convenient place where guests can access it easily. You should try and incorporate it into the reception venue and have guests sign their photo every time they take one.

The More the Merrier

Choose a photo booth that can accommodate at least 4 people. It’s much more fun when 4 or more people can a take a photo together as they goof around.

Wedding Favors

Use the photos the guests have taken as wedding favors. This is a memorable way for them to remember your wedding. You can prepare a table with picture frames (you can use cardboard) that guests can use to frame their favorite photos.