Roaming Photo Booth Rental in NYC

The roamer is a digital-first experience — photos go straight to guests' phones. If you want prints as well, we pair it with a static booth and printer station.

None. That is the point of it. There is no footprint to plan around, no power run and no backdrop, which makes it the answer for venues where every square foot is already spoken for.

Close cousins. A selfie booth is usually a fixed kiosk guests walk up to; our roaming booth is that experience untethered — an attendant carries the capture system through the room, so the booth comes to your guests instead. Stills, GIFs and boomerangs, shared instantly, no line.

Pricing depends on which booth you choose, how many hours you need, and where your venue is. Every quote is built for your specific event rather than pulled off a rate card, so the fastest way to a real number is the quote form — it takes about 30 seconds. Additional hours beyond your booked time are $125 per hour.

Yes. A trained attendant runs every booth for the full length of your rental — setting up, keeping the prop table organized, helping guests, and packing down afterward. You never have to assign someone from your own team to look after the booth.

Optimal setup is 10ft x 10ft, which leaves room for the backdrop, prop table and a red carpet. We can compress into a smaller footprint when a venue is tight — the minimum is 8ft x 8ft with 7.5ft of ceiling clearance. We also need a standard 110V, 5-amp, 3-prong outlet within 15 feet of the booth.

About 20 minutes from the moment we walk in until we are taking the first picture. We arrive a full hour before your scheduled start time so everything is tested and ready. If you need us on site earlier than that, idle time is $150 per hour.

Yes. We carry a $3 million insurance policy. If your venue needs a certificate of insurance naming them as additionally insured, reply to your booking confirmation with their contact email and we will send it over.

Yes — since there's no booth structure or backdrop to protect from weather, the roamer is one of the easiest formats to run outdoors. The attendant just needs a charged device and a safe, dry path to walk, so cocktail hours on a terrace or a garden reception work well.

Yes, especially alongside a branded booth. Because the attendant works the floor rather than waiting at a fixed station, the roamer covers booth traffic, aisles and networking areas that a stationary setup would miss — a common pairing for multi-day conference stands.

Because sessions take under a minute and the attendant goes to guests rather than waiting for a queue, a roamer typically reaches significantly more guests per hour than a static booth. For events over about 150 guests, we usually recommend pairing it with a mirror or 360 booth so coverage stays high across the whole room.