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Quick answers before you book

How much does it cost to rent a photo booth?

Across the 819 companies here that publish pricing, the median package runs about $599 — most fall roughly between $450 and $795, with 360 and glam setups toward the top and selfie stations at the value end. Price tracks booth style, how many hours you book, travel distance, and what's bundled in (prints, attendant, props, backdrop, digital sharing). Those are typical ranges, not quotes — the real number depends on your date and city, so get two or three and compare what each package actually includes. Read the full cost guide →

How far ahead should I book a photo booth?

For weddings, 4–8 months ahead is the general guidance, and for peak Saturdays in wedding season (May–October) and the December holiday-party rush the best-reviewed booths book out earliest — so reach out as soon as you have a date and venue. Birthdays, quinces, and corporate mixers are usually easier: a few weeks often does it outside those peaks. Booking early also gives you time for the fun part — a custom photo-strip template with your names, date, or logo on it. Browse 5,281 wedding photo booth companies →

What's actually included in a photo booth rental package?

It varies, which is exactly what to pin down before you pay a deposit. The things that separate a great rental from a cheap one: unlimited prints on-site, an on-site attendant to run the booth and keep the line moving, a custom-designed print template, instant digital sharing (guests text or AirDrop their photos), a props box, backdrop options, and sometimes a guest book or scrapbook. 2,338 companies here show evidence of instant/digital sharing and 2,862 of an included attendant — and watch for idle-time fees for gaps in your timeline.

What's the difference between a 360, open-air, glam, and mirror booth?

A 360 booth spins a camera around guests standing on a platform for a slow-motion video clip — the most-shared style right now (3,525 companies here offer one). An open-air booth is a backdrop-and-camera setup with no enclosure, so it fits big groups and photographs the whole room. A glam booth shoots crisp black-and-white with a skin-smoothing filter, the red-carpet look. A mirror booth is a full-length touchscreen mirror that animates and prints on the spot. Most companies offer several — filter by the style you want. Compare every booth style →

Do I need an insured company, and is an attendant included?

Many venues require a certificate of insurance (COI) before any vendor sets up, so ask early — a professional company produces one without blinking. An on-site attendant isn't universal but is well worth it: they handle setup, troubleshoot the printer, restock props, and keep guests flowing. In this directory, 506 companies show insurance evidence and 2,862 an included attendant — badged from their own site or real reviews, never guessed.