Wedding Photo Booth Rental in Brooklyn

Your photographer captures the ceremony and the portraits. The booth captures what happens after — the cousins piling in six at a time, the great-aunt who commandeered the boa, the friends who come back for a third round once the band picks up. We have carried that setup into Bushwick warehouse freight elevators, up the narrow stairs of Park Slope brownstones, and onto Williamsburg rooftops with the skyline behind the backdrop, and we plan the load-in around your specific venue before we ever show up with road cases.

The mirror booth is what most Brooklyn couples book, because the full-length format handles a whole wedding party at once and works for guests from age eight to eighty — a real consideration at the multigenerational receptions common in Bay Ridge and Crown Heights. For a black-tie affair in a Downtown Brooklyn loft or gallery space, the glam booth's black-and-white look tends to match the room better than a color print. If your crowd skews younger — a Greenpoint or Bushwick reception where half the guest list will post before the cake is cut — the 360 booth is the one that gets used all night. Past about 150 guests, we usually suggest pairing whichever static booth you pick with a roaming attendant so the seated tables get covered instead of everyone converging on one line.

On the logistics side: we carry a $3 million policy and turn your venue's certificate of insurance around the same day you send us their contact, which matters because most Brooklyn venues ask for one before they'll confirm your floor plan. We arrive an hour ahead of your start time and are set up in about 20 minutes, in a 10ft x 10ft footprint when the room allows it or as tight as 8ft x 8ft with 7.5ft of clearance when it doesn't — a real question at some of the converted warehouse spaces in Bushwick and Gowanus. And there's no travel fee anywhere in Brooklyn, quoted from your venue's ZIP code before you ever book.