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Last reviewed: October 1, 2026 | Richmond |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: October 1, 2026. Business status: Active.
Houle Games & Entertainment offers photo booth rentals for weddings and other events across Vancouver, Richmond and additional Lower Mainland communities. For couples researching a Richmond wedding photo booth rental, the official site documents classic enclosed, modern open-air, digital and 360 options, along with package features and practical installation requirements.
The company presents its booths as interactive entertainment and a source of printed or digital keepsakes. This profile summarizes only details published by Houle Games, including starting prices, service coverage and booking information. Package scope, final cost and availability still require a direct quote. Last reviewed: October 1, 2026.
Houle Games lists a 360 Video Booth, Classic Photo Booth, Digital Photo Booth and standalone Photo Printer on its official photo booth page. Its more detailed descriptions distinguish between an enclosed vintage-style booth and a modern open-air setup. The enclosed option provides a private space and traditional photo-strip experience, while the open-air format is designed to accommodate larger groups and work with a backdrop.
The company says its photo booth packages include unlimited sessions and prints during the booked rental period, digital sharing, an event gallery, an on-site attendant and a personalized photo template. Couples can ask for a wedding monogram or event name on the photo layout. These inclusions are operator-published package statements and should be reconfirmed for the particular booth and rental duration being considered.
The official page says photo booth service is available across the Lower Mainland and names Vancouver, Richmond, Burnaby, Surrey, White Rock, Langley, Aldergrove, Abbotsford and Chilliwack, as well as Whistler. Couples should provide the exact venue address when requesting a quote because the page does not set out location-specific delivery charges on the photo booth listing.
An enclosed booth may suit couples seeking a more private, nostalgic photo-strip experience. The open-air format may be a better practical fit when group photographs and visible guest interaction are priorities. A 360 booth is also listed for couples considering a video-based alternative, but its exact wedding package contents should be confirmed.
Documented features include an attendant on site, instant prints, repeated guest sessions, digital sharing and a post-event digital gallery. The company also says setup is handled before the paid rental period begins. These are useful points for comparing proposals, but they are not an independent assessment of service quality.
The official page also provides unusually specific setup guidance. It gives the enclosed booth a footprint of about 5×7 feet and recommends at least 8×8 feet for an open-air setup, including its backdrop, kiosk and prop table. Both styles require a standard electrical outlet and at least eight feet of ceiling height. Outdoor operation is described as possible only on a solid, level surface with protection from sun, rain and wind; the company specifies a covered patio or a tent with flooring rather than grass.
Practical limitations in the supplied evidence include the absence of a published street address, package-duration details and a complete breakdown of delivery, tax or optional upgrade costs. The page also does not establish whether every listed inclusion applies identically to the 360, classic and digital products.
At the review date, Houle Games publishes starting prices of $999 for the 360 Video Booth, $799 for the Classic Photo Booth, $799 for the Digital Photo Booth and $300 for the Photo Printer. These are starting figures rather than confirmed totals for a particular wedding.
The page describes its rental packages as all-inclusive, but it does not provide a complete wedding quote or explain all variables that may change the final price. Couples should ask what rental duration is attached to each starting figure and whether delivery, setup, operation, customized artwork, overtime, taxes and venue-specific requirements are included.
Houle Games publishes the phone number 604-474-0359 and office hours of Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Its photo booth page includes a quote form requesting the client's name, email address, phone number, event type, planned date, delivery preference and event details.
A quote request is the appropriate next step because the listed amounts are starting prices and the page does not show live date availability. Couples can make the initial request more useful by including the venue, date, required operating hours, preferred booth format, estimated guest count and indoor or outdoor setup conditions.
Before signing an agreement, confirm the exact booth model, operating time and package inclusions in writing. Ask whether unlimited prints means one copy per session or enough copies for everyone appearing in a photograph, and verify how guests receive digital files. Couples should also clarify when the complete gallery will be delivered and whether any access or download period applies.
Venue logistics deserve separate attention. Confirm the booth footprint with the venue, identify the required outlet and ensure ceiling clearance is adequate. For an outdoor reception, obtain approval for a covered, floored location that meets the company's stated protection requirements. The company says its attendant normally arrives 60 to 90 minutes before the rental starts, so loading access and setup timing should be coordinated with the venue.
The final quote should identify delivery or travel charges, taxes, deposits, cancellation or rescheduling terms, overtime pricing and any customization limits. Couples considering the 360 option should also ask what output it creates and which sharing or gallery features are included, since the supplied page gives more detail about enclosed and open-air photo experiences.
The official page lists a 360 Video Booth, Classic Photo Booth, Digital Photo Booth and Photo Printer. It also describes two principal photo experiences: a classic enclosed booth offering privacy and traditional photo strips, and a modern open-air setup that can accommodate larger groups. Couples should confirm which description applies to the specific product quoted.
Published starting prices are $999 for the 360 Video Booth, $799 for the Classic Photo Booth, $799 for the Digital Photo Booth and $300 for the Photo Printer. These are not complete wedding totals. The rental duration, delivery costs, taxes, upgrades and exact package inclusions should be confirmed in a written quote.
Houle Games states that its enclosed booth needs a footprint of about 5×7 feet. It recommends at least 8×8 feet for an open-air setup so there is room for the backdrop, kiosk, prop table and guests. Both formats require a standard power outlet and at least eight feet of ceiling height.
The company says outdoor use is possible when the booth is placed on a solid, level surface and fully protected from sun, rain and wind. Its page specifies a covered patio or a tent with flooring and says grass is not suitable. Couples should confirm the proposed setup with both Houle Games and their venue.
Phone: 604-474-0359
Website: https://houlegames.ca/rental-category/photo-booth-rental/





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