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Last reviewed: August 3, 2026 | Ottawa | Photobooth |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 3, 2026. Business status: Active.
Couples searching for Social Photo Booth Ottawa wedding rental information can verify the business through its official domain, which uses the Social Photo Booth name and expressly identifies weddings among its event types. The site describes enclosed and open-air booths, props, customized prints, online galleries and several optional enhancements. This profile separates those documented details from older directory claims that have not been treated as proof.
The official site is accessible and lists an Ottawa office, telephone number and quotation process. Some of its visible content is dated, however, and its package page omits the actual base-package prices. Couples should therefore use the details below as a starting point and obtain a written, date-specific proposal before making a booking decision. Last reviewed: August 3, 2026.
Social Photo Booth describes photo-booth rentals for weddings, parties, corporate events and other occasions. Its documented formats include an enclosed photo booth and an open-air booth. The official site also lists red-carpet photography, social-media kiosks, a hashtag print station, props, guestbooks or scrapbooks, step-and-repeat banners, and customized or branded prints.
For weddings, the site specifically highlights its guest or scrapbook option. The package page says standard package features can include a uniformed attendant, unlimited sessions, booth delivery and setup, a live-view monitor, an online photo gallery and customized photo strips. Couples should distinguish “unlimited sessions” from unlimited copies: the site describes one print per session as the default and lists unlimited prints per session as an add-on.
The official pricing page organizes rentals into Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum packages. It associates those tiers with two, three, four and five hours respectively. The displayed inclusion tables indicate that higher tiers add items such as a USB flash drive, password-protected gallery and red-carpet presentation, although couples should confirm the present-day package contents because the page itself carries an older publication date.
The company also says it can prepare a custom package. Listed add-on categories include premium backdrops, double prints, additional or idle hours, custom prop signs, studio lights, an enclosed booth and a custom step-and-repeat banner. These options make the service relevant to couples comparing booth layout, print distribution and reception scheduling rather than simply choosing by rental duration.
The official homepage identifies Ottawa, Toronto and Montreal and describes service across Ontario and Quebec. It also says the booths are portable and compact. The package page states that delivery and setup are included within a 25-kilometre radius, with an extra charge beyond that distance; the applicable starting point and travel charge should be confirmed for each wedding venue.
The service may suit couples who want either an open layout that can accommodate group photographs or the greater separation of an enclosed booth. It may also be relevant when printed photo strips, an online gallery or a guestbook-style keepsake is part of the reception plan. No assumption should be made about availability in a particular city or on a particular date without a direct quotation.
The clearest documented strength is the range of booth formats and supporting features on the company’s own website. Couples can compare enclosed and open-air arrangements, printed and online delivery, customized strips, props, galleries, backdrops and optional sharing tools. The package page also explains which features are associated with each duration tier, providing a useful framework for a quotation request.
The main limitation is freshness and completeness of the published information. Several pages retain old publication or copyright dates, and the package table does not display base rental amounts. The official site also does not establish availability for a specific wedding date, the exact space or power requirements, current backdrop inventory, staffing arrangements at a particular venue, or the turnaround time for the final gallery. Those matters require written confirmation.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. The official package page names four tiers and shows their durations, but the dollar amounts for the core rentals are blank. It displays amounts beside various add-ons and includes deposit and payment language, yet the page is dated October 21, 2013. Those figures should not be treated as a current wedding quote.
Ask for an itemized proposal showing the selected booth, operating hours, idle time, number of prints, attendant coverage, backdrop, guestbook service, digital gallery, taxes, travel, delivery, setup and teardown. Couples should also request the current deposit amount, cancellation and rescheduling terms, payment schedule, and any charge for travel beyond the included radius.
The official contact page lists the Ottawa address as 251 Laurier Ave W, Suite #900, Ottawa, Ontario K1P 5J6. It gives the toll-free telephone number +1-855-687-8274 and the email address info@socialphotobooth.ca. The page also provides a quotation form asking for the event type, date, location and desired photo-booth time.
A practical first inquiry should include the venue’s full address, planned operating window, approximate guest count, preferred open-air or enclosed format, print requirements and any guestbook or sharing features. Ask the company to confirm that the quoted supplier is Social Photo Booth and that all services, dates and amounts appear in the contract.
Before signing, confirm the exact booth model and footprint, backdrop dimensions, access to electrical power or internet, setup and teardown windows, attendant arrival time, and whether the venue must supply a table or other equipment. If instant sharing is important, ask how the system functions when venue Wi-Fi or cellular coverage is weak.
The contract should identify the number and format of prints, whether every person in a group receives a copy, gallery privacy settings, delivery timing for digital files, data-retention period, travel charges and replacement arrangements if equipment fails. Couples considering the guest or scrapbook option should also confirm the album size, page count, supplies, staffing and whether duplicate prints are included.
Yes. Both formats are listed on the official website. The enclosed booth also appears among the package-page add-ons, so couples should confirm whether it is included in their selected quotation or priced separately.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. The site shows four package names and two- to five-hour structures, but the base prices are blank and the visible pricing page has an older publication date. A current written quote is necessary.
The official homepage names Ottawa, Toronto and Montreal and describes service across Ontario and Quebec. The package page says delivery and setup are free within a 25-kilometre radius, with extra charges beyond it; couples should confirm which office is used to calculate travel.
The displayed package structure includes combinations of an attendant, unlimited sessions, delivery and setup, props, a live-view monitor, online gallery and customized photo strips. USB delivery, password protection and red-carpet elements appear in selected tiers. Exact current inclusions must be confirmed in the quote.
Couples can use the inquiry form on the official contact page, call +1-855-687-8274 or email info@socialphotobooth.ca. The inquiry should include the wedding date, venue, desired hours and preferred booth features.
Phone: +1-855-687-8274
Website: https://www.socialphotobooth.ca/





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