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Last reviewed: August 2, 2026 | Edmonton | Photobooth |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 2, 2026. Business status: Active.
In Your Face Photo Booth Edmonton is an Edmonton-based photo booth and event-engagement provider serving weddings, private parties, corporate functions and other events. Its official website identifies Carrie and Rob as co-owners and presents a range spanning mobile and social-sharing booths through print, DSLR and 360-degree formats. The company’s current site provides enough matching identity and service information to confirm the business behind this listing.
For couples, the most relevant official information appears on the booth and FAQ pages. Those pages expressly identify weddings as a suitable event type, publish package inclusions and list starting prices. This profile was last reviewed on August 2, 2026; availability, final pricing and venue requirements still need confirmation directly with the company.
The official booth page presents six named experiences: Mobile, Social, Digital DSLR, Print, 360 Spin and 360 Overhead. The broader homepage also refers to a separate Digital Booth, creating a minor difference between the two published inventories. Couples should ask which options are currently available rather than assuming every name shown across the site represents a separately bookable package.
The Mobile Booth emphasizes portability and digital delivery. The Social Booth can produce photos, GIFs and boomerangs for sharing. Digital DSLR is positioned around DSLR image quality and digital delivery, while the Print Booth adds physical prints. The two 360 choices create video from either a rotating or overhead perspective.
The company identifies Edmonton as its base and says it serves surrounding areas across Alberta. Its homepage lists free travel within Edmonton for the displayed three-hour booth packages and says a travel fee applies outside Edmonton. The FAQ also indicates that the team may travel farther, subject to additional fees.
The service may suit couples who want a staffed guest activity during their reception and prefer to choose between digital sharing, physical keepsakes or short-form 360 video. The official site says the booths can work in relatively small spaces, but it does not publish dimensions for every setup. Venue approval and an exact footprint should therefore be checked before booking.
A documented strength is the breadth of capture formats: conventional digital photos, DSLR images, printed photographs, GIFs, boomerangs and two 360 configurations appear on the official site. The FAQ says every package includes unlimited sessions during the rental period, an on-site attendant, a custom-designed template and a private digital gallery. Features beyond that core vary by booth.
The main limitation is incomplete planning detail online. No public street address is given, technical requirements are not fully itemized, and the homepage and booth page do not perfectly agree on the number of booth options. The site also uses qualitative labels such as “professional” and “premium” without publishing comparable technical specifications. Couples should base their choice on a written proposal and sample output for the exact booth being booked.
Current pricing is explicitly published as starting figures rather than complete wedding quotes. The booth page lists Mobile from $500, Social from $650, Digital DSLR from $750, Print from $850, 360 Spin from $1,000 and 360 Overhead from $1,200. The FAQ says the final amount can vary with booth type, event size, rental duration, location, add-ons and custom upgrades.
The website does not clearly state the currency beside these figures or whether tax, delivery outside Edmonton, setup timing and all desired upgrades are included. Couples should request an itemized quote. The FAQ states that a 50% deposit secures a booking and that the balance is due one week before the event. It also describes deposits as non-refundable, while rescheduling with at least seven days’ notice is subject to availability.
The verified official contact details are 780-232-3399 and inyourfacepb@gmail.com. The company also provides an online inquiry form asking for the event date, event type, preferred booth, estimated attendance and a message. Its inquiry page requests the event type and date so the team can check availability.
The official site publishes only “Edmonton, Alberta, Canada,” not a complete postal address, so no street address has been carried into this profile. The inquiry page says replies typically arrive within 24 hours, with weekend messages potentially held until Monday because the team is working at booked events.
Before paying a deposit, ask for a contract that names the exact booth, active service time, arrival and removal schedule, power and floor-space requirements, venue access needs and responsibility for Wi-Fi. The FAQ notes that instant email, text or AirDrop delivery for digital packages requires a Wi-Fi connection, making venue connectivity an important practical question.
Also confirm the backdrop and prop choices, customization timeline, print size and quantity, gallery delivery date, gallery retention period, image-download rights, accessibility of the 360 platform, travel charges and the treatment of taxes. Because the official pages show slightly different booth counts, have the company confirm which inventory and starting prices apply to the wedding date.
The current standalone website matches the listing name exactly, repeatedly locates the service in Edmonton and publishes wedding-relevant photo booth information. It also displays the same telephone number found in the legacy record. These multiple identity and service matches support an active classification.
This assessment does not rely on directory descriptions, reviews or social-media posts as proof. Only first-party pages on the confirmed In Your Face Photo Booth domain were used for business claims. Last reviewed: August 2, 2026.
Yes. Its official booth page specifically says its booths are suitable for weddings, corporate events and private parties. Couples should still confirm availability for their date and venue.
According to the official FAQ, every package includes unlimited sessions during the rental period, an on-site attendant, a custom-designed photo template and a private digital gallery. Other inclusions depend on the selected booth.
Published starting figures run from $500 for the Mobile Booth to $1,200 for the 360 Overhead Booth. The company says the final quote depends on the booth, event size, duration, location and upgrades. Confirm currency, tax and travel charges in writing.
Yes. The official FAQ states that a 50% deposit is required to secure a booking, with the remaining balance due one week before the event. Deposits are described as non-refundable; rescheduling with at least seven days’ notice is subject to availability.
The company lists email, text and AirDrop delivery for applicable digital booths. Its FAQ says on-site digital delivery requires Wi-Fi, so couples should verify venue connectivity and the precise sharing methods supported by their chosen booth.
Phone: 780-232-3399





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