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Last reviewed: October 8, 2026 | New Westminster |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: October 8, 2026. Business status: Active.
Vancouver Breakdancers provides a Vancouver wedding photo booth service for weddings, parties and other events. The company’s official Photo Booth page describes a portable photography setup with a professional photographer, lighting and high-end cameras, as well as regular booth options. Service is described for Vancouver and the greater Vancouver area, including New Westminster.
The information below is based on the company’s supplied official website pages and was last reviewed on October 8, 2026. Couples should contact Vancouver Breakdancers directly to confirm current availability, the exact setup, travel arrangements and the options included for their date.
The main documented wedding service is photo booth rental and service. Vancouver Breakdancers says it can provide a photo booth with a professional photographer, creating a portable photography studio at the event. The described setup can include photography lighting, umbrellas and other studio equipment, with the goal of producing portraits, headshots and informal guest photographs.
The company also describes a regular booth that may be free-standing or brought in as a booth. Its page says a free-standing setup generally needs approximately five feet by eight to ten feet, although couples should confirm the space requirement for the specific configuration they select.
Photo delivery can be arranged in different ways. The official information refers to photographs being emailed, placed on an event website for viewing or downloading, supplied on a disc, or printed during the event. Props and costumes are also described as part of the photo booth experience. The company’s wider website identifies photography, videography, bartending, dancers and other event staff, but each additional service should be confirmed separately.
The official Photo Booth page says Vancouver Breakdancers serves Vancouver and the greater Vancouver area of British Columbia. Communities named on that page include Burnaby, Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, Port Moody, New Westminster, Richmond, North Vancouver, West Vancouver, Surrey, Langley, White Rock and Delta. The page also mentions Whistler, Victoria and other parts of the Sunshine Coast and British Columbia.
This service may suit couples who want an interactive reception activity rather than only formal portraits. A photo booth can give guests an informal way to take photographs during a reception, and the described digital options may suit couples who want to share images without relying exclusively on on-site printing. The company’s separate wedding article also describes wedding performance services, so couples interested in combining photo entertainment with a dance performance can ask whether multiple services are available for their event.
A documented feature of the service is its flexibility in presentation and delivery. The company describes a professional photographer, studio lighting, a portable setup, optional backgrounds or branding, guest props and both digital and printed photographs. It also states that the photo booth can be customized for an event and that custom booths take about two weeks to make.
The available evidence has practical limits. It does not provide a current package list, published rates, sample contract, confirmed operating schedule, accessibility information, guaranteed staffing level, exact print quantities or a current equipment list. It also does not establish whether every option is available for every wedding date or venue. These are questions to resolve before booking rather than assumptions about the service.
Prices are not published on the supplied official pages. The Photo Booth page refers to “fantastic prices” and says that a discount may be available when a couple chooses a digital, or “Go Green,” option instead of on-site printing, but it does not state an amount or provide a current package price.
Ask for a written quotation based on the wedding date, venue, coverage period, selected booth format, photographer, printing or digital delivery, props, customization and travel. If the event is outside the Vancouver area, confirm whether travel costs or other regional conditions apply.
The official Contact page identifies Tony Vu and lists Vancouver Breakdancers. The supplied official contact number is 604-862-7179. The site also displays an email address in a deliberately written format; couples should use the contact page to verify the current email address or contact method before sending booking details.
When making an enquiry, provide the wedding date, venue or municipality, reception timing, estimated guest count, preferred booth style, space available and whether the couple wants printed photographs, digital delivery or both. If considering a custom backdrop or branded booth, allow for the preparation period stated by the company.
Before signing an agreement, confirm that Vancouver Breakdancers is available for the wedding date and that the company can service the venue. Ask which booth or portable-studio format will be supplied, how much floor space and access it requires, and whether a photographer will be present for the full booking period.
Couples should also clarify the number and format of prints, digital delivery method, event website or download arrangements, backup policy, props, setup and teardown times, customization deadlines, branding requirements and any travel conditions. If the venue has restrictions on lighting, power, floor space or photography, raise them before finalizing the booking.
Vancouver Breakdancers’ official website also describes wedding performances by breakdancers and a broader event-staff network. The wedding article says the group performs a mix of dance, acrobatics, martial arts and festive music, while the About page lists other event and entertainment roles. These services are separate from the photo booth information and should not be treated as automatically included.
For couples considering more than one service, ask whether the requested combination is available for the same date and whether it will be covered by one agreement or separate arrangements. The photo booth remains the clearest service focus supported by the supplied evidence for this company profile.
Yes. Its official Photo Booth page describes photo booth rentals and service for weddings, including a portable photography setup, professional photographer and regular booth options.
The company says it serves Vancouver and the greater Vancouver area, including New Westminster and several other Lower Mainland communities. Travel to other British Columbia locations should be confirmed directly.
Prices are not published on the supplied official pages. Request a current quotation and confirm what is included, including the booth format, coverage, printing, digital delivery, customization and travel.
The official page describes email delivery, an event website, discs and downloadable files as possible digital options. Confirm the current delivery method and inclusions when booking.
The official Contact page lists Tony Vu and the phone number 604-862-7179. Couples should verify the current email or preferred contact method through the official website.
Phone: 604-862-7179
Website: https://vancouverbreakdancers.com/photography/photobooth/





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