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3D Avatar Scanning Booth

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Last reviewed: August 10, 2026 | Ottawa | Photobooth |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 10, 2026. Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 10, 2026. 3D Avatar Scanning Booth is the wedding-facing mobile service offered by 3D Avatar, an Ottawa business that describes 3D scanning, 3D printing and 3D photo booth rental. Its official rental page uses the 3D Avatar Scanning Booth name and explicitly includes weddings, confirming the identity behind this existing listing.

For couples searching for a 3D photo booth rental Ottawa, the documented experience differs from a conventional photo booth: guests are scanned to create rotatable digital 3D models that the business says can be shared on social media. Physical 3D prints are a separate optional purchase rather than an included guest item.

Services and specialization

3D Avatar rents a mobile 3D scanning photo booth for events, including weddings. The official site describes a system with more than 100 cameras and a photogrammetry workflow that combines images to reconstruct a 3D model of the person scanned.

The business also offers personalised 3D cake toppers, full-colour figurines and plated sculptures. These are related 3D-print products, but they should be treated separately from the wedding booth rental when requesting a quote.

Mobile 3D photo booth rental for weddings and other events
Rotatable, shareable digital 3D models for scanned guests
Optional physical 3D prints and wedding cake toppers

Service area and who it may suit

The official website presents 3D Avatar as an Ottawa service and identifies its studio as being on Dalhousie Street in downtown Ottawa. A full postal address is not displayed on the official pages reviewed, so the directory address field is intentionally left blank.

This service may suit couples who want an interactive guest activity centred on 3D scanning and digital models rather than standard photo prints. The official FAQ also says the booth can travel to Montreal for an added $400 CAD; couples planning events elsewhere should ask directly whether travel is available and what it would cost.

Ottawa is the documented home market
Montreal travel is specifically documented
Other service areas require confirmation

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A confirmed feature is the booth’s 3D capture workflow: the rental page states that it uses 102 cameras, captures a scan in about half a second, and provides a rotatable digital model. It also states that digital-model preparation is included in the booth rental and that there is no stated limit on the number of scans a guest may receive.

The same page gives operational figures that can help with early venue planning: 60–90 minutes for setup and approximately 30–60 minutes for takedown. It describes throughput of 40 scans per hour including registration, with a higher stated potential where several people are scanned together. Those figures are supplier-published capabilities, not a guarantee for a particular wedding.

Documented 3D digital-model output
Published setup and takedown estimates
Venue-specific space, power and schedule requirements are not published on the current official page

Pricing

Current pricing is not explicitly published. The official rental page explains that rental packages include the booth and free digital models for guests, while physical 3D prints are charged to guests who place an order.

The site displays starting prices for some separate products, including full-colour figurines from $149 and plated sculptures from $690. Those product figures are not a published wedding-booth rental rate. Request a written rental quote that identifies the event hours, staffing, delivery, travel, taxes and any charges connected to physical prints.

Digital models are described as included with rental packages
Physical prints are an additional guest purchase
Montreal travel is stated as an additional $400 CAD

Contact and booking

The official site provides a booking link for the 3D photo booth and a contact form. It lists (613) 262-2617 for booking and sales, and its contact page repeats that number for direct enquiries.

The contact page lists regular studio hours of Monday through Friday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Saturday, 12 p.m. to 4 p.m.; and Sunday closed. These are contact/studio hours, not a promise of wedding-date availability. Ask whether the selected date can be held and what is required to secure it.

Phone: (613) 262-2617
Online contact form and rental booking route available
Confirm availability directly

What couples should confirm

Before booking, confirm the exact rental duration, arrival window, setup and takedown timing, attendant arrangements, venue access rules, required floor space, electrical needs and whether the booth can operate at the planned indoor or tented outdoor location. The official site describes the booth as portable, but venue compatibility is not confirmed for an individual event.

Also confirm how guests receive their digital models, consent and privacy handling for scanning, the ordering and delivery timeline for any physical figurines, taxes, travel charges, deposit and cancellation terms. If cake toppers are being considered too, ask for their separate production timeline so it does not affect the wedding schedule.

Written scope and total quote
Venue logistics and access
Digital-model delivery and privacy
Print ordering, lead times and policies

Verification note

The previous website associated with this listing leads to a different large-format imaging business and is not used as evidence. Current identity is instead supported by 3D Avatar’s official domain, where the exact 3D Avatar Scanning Booth name appears on the rental page alongside wedding service context and active contact and booking routes.

The official contact page gives a street location in downtown Ottawa but does not show a complete postal address. For that reason, this profile does not reproduce the legacy postal address.

Official identity confirmed through 3D Avatar’s own website
Legacy contact details were not relied on
Full official postal address remains unconfirmed

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Frequently asked questions

What do guests receive from the 3D Avatar Scanning Booth?

According to the official rental FAQ, each scanned guest receives a rotatable 3D digital model that can be shared on social media. Physical 3D prints are available only if a guest places a separate order.

How long does the booth take to set up?

3D Avatar states that it usually needs 60–90 minutes to set up the scanner and onsite 3D exhibition, with approximately 30–60 minutes for takedown.

Can the booth be used for a Montreal wedding?

Yes. The official rental FAQ says Montreal travel is available with an additional $400 CAD charge. Confirm the current travel terms when requesting a quote.

Does the business publish a wedding-booth rental price?

No. Current rental pricing is not explicitly published. The business says rental packages include the booth and guests’ digital models, while physical prints are charged separately.