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Last reviewed: August 9, 2026 | Vaughan | Event Rentals |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 9, 2026. Business status: Active.
Couples searching for ESP Photo Booth Vaughan can verify the business through ESP Booth’s current official website. The site identifies the company as ESP Photo Booth and Express Souvenir Photography, documents weddings as a photography specialty, and provides active estimate and booking forms. This profile was last reviewed on August 9, 2026.
ESP specializes in event photography and photo-booth experiences rather than general event-equipment rental. Its documented choices include open, closed, green-screen and GIF booths, while its estimator also presents a 360 video-booth option. The official site does not publish a business address or a defined travel area, so couples with a Vaughan or Greater Toronto Area venue should confirm location coverage before treating the company as a local booking.
The strongest current identity match is espbooth.com. The website uses the ESP Photo Booth name, describes the business as Express Souvenir Photography and repeatedly presents photo booths as a core service. Those distinctive names and the documented wedding context provide a stronger match than the older website attached to the legacy directory record.
The official site states that Express Souvenir Photography has operated for more than 30 years. This is a company-published history claim, not an independently verified award or endorsement. The site’s current estimate and booking paths indicate that inquiries can be submitted, but couples should still obtain direct confirmation that their date and venue can be served.
ESP’s official services page lists four principal photo-booth formats: open, closed, green screen and GIF. It also refers to current camera technology, on-site printing equipment and early setup by its team. The estimator separately offers a choice of Photo Booth, 360 Video Booth, or both.
The company documents wedding work alongside bar and bat mitzvahs, parties and corporate events. Other stated occasions include engagement parties, bridal showers, anniversaries and birthdays. For a wedding inquiry, couples can therefore focus the discussion on reception timing, guest flow, the preferred booth format and which physical or digital keepsakes are required.
The official website does not state a city, service radius, delivery zone or travel policy. It also does not publish a studio or mailing address. For that reason, this profile does not represent Vaughan, Toronto or the wider GTA as a confirmed service area even though the existing CanadaWeddingGuide record is categorized in Vaughan.
ESP may suit couples comparing multiple booth formats or considering a booth alongside event photography or on-site printing. The documented open and closed formats allow couples to ask about different layouts, while green-screen, GIF and 360 options provide starting points for a more interactive setup. Suitability ultimately depends on venue access, space, power, internet needs, setup timing and the inclusions in the written quote.
A confirmed strength is the range of booth formats documented on one official services page. ESP also identifies on-site printing equipment, early setup and several souvenir formats. Its estimator organizes inquiries by service type, duration and possible extras, which can help a couple prepare a more specific request.
The main limitation is missing public detail. The site does not clearly publish a service boundary, standard booth footprint, delivery policy, staffing level, print quantity, gallery terms or complete package inclusions. It also does not explain how the open, closed, green-screen and GIF options differ operationally. These are evidence gaps to resolve directly, not negative findings about the service.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. ESP provides an interactive estimator, but the accessible page does not show complete base-package totals for the standard photo-booth durations. Couples should not treat an estimator selection or an isolated extra-time figure as a complete wedding quote.
The estimator asks users to choose a photo booth, a 360 video booth, or both; select duration; and consider extras such as a custom backdrop, props, a social-media kiosk, scrapbook, larger prints and frames. Because inclusions and taxes are not fully explained in the public text, request an itemized written quotation covering the base service, selected extras, travel, setup, teardown, taxes, overtime and any deposit or cancellation conditions.
The official contact number is 1-888-431-7444, and the website also publishes info@espbooth.com. Its booking form requests the couple’s name, email address, telephone number, event date, venue or location and an event description. The site says the company will follow up to discuss requirements, provide accurate pricing and solidify the booking.
Include the full venue address when inquiring, particularly because no public service radius is stated. Couples should identify the wedding date, requested operating hours, expected guest count, booth preference and required print or digital outputs. Submitting a form is an inquiry; availability should be considered confirmed only after ESP responds and the parties complete the company’s booking process.
Ask for a written package description tied to the exact booth being proposed. “Photo booth” can cover materially different layouts and outputs, and ESP lists several formats without publishing detailed specifications for each one.
The final agreement should identify the venue, service times, setup window, equipment and staffing, deliverables, costs and contingency arrangements. If physical souvenirs matter, confirm the print dimensions, number of copies per session, design-approval process and whether frames, magnets or keychains are included or optional.
The current official website uses ESP Photo Booth branding while describing the company as Express Souvenir Photography. Both names appear in the site’s own service and company copy.
The official services page lists open, closed, green-screen and GIF photo booths. The official estimator also presents a 360 video-booth option and a combined-service choice.
Yes. Weddings are explicitly listed among ESP’s photography specialties, and its services page says its photo-booth services are available for weddings as well as other events.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. ESP provides an online estimator and asks couples to submit event details, but a complete wedding package price and all inclusions should be obtained in writing.
The official website does not publish a service radius or city list. Provide the full venue address and ask ESP to confirm travel availability, delivery terms and any location-related fee.
Phone: 1-888-431-7444
Website: https://espbooth.com/





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