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Last reviewed: August 2, 2026 | Calgary | Photobooth |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 2, 2026. Business status: Active.
Robooth Photobooth Calgary provides staffed photo booth experiences for weddings and other events. Its official website identifies the company as Robooth Photobooth Services and documents dedicated Studio, Glam and 360 booth options for weddings. Depending on the selected experience, published features include instant prints, digital images, props, backdrops, personalized print layouts and an online gallery.
This profile is based only on Robooth’s current official website. The earlier Facebook-only record and its contact details have been replaced where current first-party information is available. Robooth does not publish a complete street address, so none is shown here. Last reviewed: August 2, 2026.
Robooth’s wedding page presents three principal experiences. The Studio Booth is an open-air photo setup with props, backdrop choices and instant printing. The Glam Booth produces colour or black-and-white portraits with a smoothing finish. The 360 Booth records motion as a camera travels around guests standing on a platform, producing effects such as slow-motion or boomerang-style clips.
The broader official site also describes AI, GIF and video booth experiences. Couples interested in these formats should ask whether the chosen option is currently offered for weddings and whether printed photographs are included, since video-led and digital experiences may have different deliverables from the Studio Booth.
Robooth’s wedding package information lists setup and breakdown, unlimited prints and an attendant. It also describes unlimited photo sessions, customizable backdrops and props, personalized print templates, digital copies and access to a private online gallery. The company’s Studio Booth page labels its two-, three- and four-hour options Lite, Select and Classic.
Published print formats include strips and standard prints. Robooth’s FAQ identifies 2-by-4-inch strips and 4-by-6-inch prints, while its Studio page currently refers to 2-by-6-inch strip layouts. Couples should have the intended size written into their quote or agreement rather than assuming that every format applies to every package.
Robooth states that it serves Calgary and surrounding communities, specifically naming Canmore, Banff, Airdrie, Chestermere, Okotoks and High River. Its wedding page also names Red Deer. The Studio page says travel outside Calgary is available across Alberta as an option for which couples should request a quote.
The service may suit couples who want an attended guest activity with both physical prints and digital access. The Studio option is the closest fit for conventional open-air photographs, Glam is aimed at a more polished portrait treatment, and the 360 format is intended for motion-based clips. Venue space should be considered before selecting a booth.
Documented strengths include a choice of distinct booth formats, an attendant, personalized layouts, instant printing and digital delivery. Robooth also publishes practical setup guidance: Studio, Glam and AI booths generally work best with at least an 8-by-8-foot clear area and eight feet of height, while the 360 Booth is better suited to approximately 12 by 12 feet. A standard power outlet and level space are requested.
The main limitations are informational. The website does not provide a complete public street address, current package totals, travel charges, gallery-retention period or a detailed package-by-package comparison for every booth. Instant sharing may depend on venue Wi-Fi or network coverage, although Robooth says Wi-Fi is not required for basic booth operation.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. Robooth asks couples to provide event details so it can prepare a precise custom quote. Its Studio page identifies Lite, Select and Classic durations of two, three and four hours, but no dollar totals appear with those packages.
The official FAQ states that a $100 non-refundable deposit is due after the rental agreement is signed and that the date is reserved only after Robooth receives both the agreement and deposit. Couples should request a written total covering taxes, travel, optional idle time, upgrades, overtime and any custom backdrop or prop work before paying.
Couples can enquire through the official contact form, call 587-897-6245 or email info@robooth.ca. Robooth asks for event information so it can check availability and create a quote. Its FAQ says the next step is a rental agreement containing the event details.
Robooth recommends booking as soon as possible because dates are handled on a first-come, first-served basis. A completed agreement alone does not reserve the booking under the published process; the stated deposit must also be received. The website lists Calgary, Alberta, but does not publish a complete customer-facing street address.
Before signing, confirm the exact booth model, active service hours and whether setup must occur early to avoid interrupting dinner or speeches. Robooth says standard setup generally takes about one hour. A requested pause between operating periods may be billed as idle time, so the reception timeline should be included in the quote.
The agreement should also specify print dimensions, the number of copies per session, backdrop and prop choices, digital-sharing methods, gallery access, file-delivery timing and the attendant’s arrival and departure schedule. For venues outside Calgary, obtain written confirmation of travel, parking and accommodation charges. Couples considering a 360 Booth should have the venue approve the larger footprint and safe circulation space around the platform.
Robooth’s wedding page identifies Studio, Glam and 360 booth experiences. Its broader event range also includes AI, GIF and video options; couples should confirm current wedding availability and package inclusions for those formats.
Robooth’s published wedding packages include setup, breakdown, unlimited prints and an attendant. Because booth formats differ, the quote should still identify the print size, number of copies and whether printing applies to the selected experience.
The official contact page lists Calgary, Canmore, Banff, Airdrie, Chestermere, Okotoks and High River among its service locations. Other official pages also mention Red Deer and travel elsewhere in Alberta. Travel costs are not published.
Couples may contact Robooth through its form, by phone or by email. According to the official FAQ, the date and time are reserved after Robooth receives the signed rental agreement and the stated $100 non-refundable deposit.
Robooth requests a clear, level area and standard power outlet. It recommends roughly 8 by 8 feet with eight feet of clearance for Studio, Glam or AI setups and approximately 12 by 12 feet for the 360 Booth. Wi-Fi is optional for operation but may be needed for instant sharing.
Phone: 587-897-6245
Website: https://www.robooth.ca/





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