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Last reviewed: August 2, 2026 | Edmonton | Photobooth |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 2, 2026. Business status: Active.
Inception Photo Booth is an Edmonton wedding photo booth rental provider offering several booth formats for weddings and other events. Its official website documents classic printing, digital selfie, Glam, 360, roaming, slow-motion and themed booth options, although the inclusions vary by format. Wedding-specific choices include custom print templates, props, backdrops, tailored on-screen designs and an optional on-site scrapbook.
This profile was last reviewed on August 2, 2026. The official website currently confirms the Inception Photo Booth name, Edmonton service context, phone number and published address. Couples should still obtain a dated written proposal because the website provides only selected prices and does not present one complete comparison table for every booth and wedding package.
Inception Photo Booth specializes in interactive photo booth experiences rather than conventional wedding-day photography. Its wedding page highlights a digital selfie booth, a black-and-white Glam option, an inflatable glow booth, custom templates, themed props, backdrops, digital sharing and tailored booth screens. The broader site also lists classic printing, 360 video, roaming, slow-motion and Snow Globe formats.
The classic printing service uses a DSLR camera and studio-style flash. Its published package details include unlimited sessions, two prints per session, a shareable link containing digital copies, a custom template, props, a backdrop and at least one attendant. The wedding scrapbook is presented as an add-on made on site so guests can leave messages with their photographs.
For classic packages, the official site specifies a two-hour minimum, prints produced in under 10 seconds, two prints per session and digital copies delivered through a shareable link. It also advertises more than 36 backdrop choices and enough props to fill a six-foot table. Extra prints, GIFs, a social-sharing kiosk, additional time, scheduled downtime and larger prints appear as upgrades, so couples should not assume those items are included automatically.
The 360 booth creates videos rather than conventional photo strips. Its page describes an attendant-supported platform for four to five people, unlimited sessions, a custom-branded template and delivery of videos by text or email. The site gives this format a two-hour minimum. Because features differ materially between classic, digital and 360 formats, the selected booth name should be stated in the contract.
The business identifies itself as Edmonton-based. The classic printing page includes assembly, delivery and cleanup within Edmonton and says a travel fee applies outside the city, but it does not publish the fee or define an outer service boundary.
The documented options may suit Edmonton couples who want printed keepsakes, digital sharing, a black-and-white look, a wedding-matched template or a moving 360-video experience. Couples using a venue outside Edmonton should provide the exact address when requesting a quote and ask for any travel charge in writing.
The clearest documented strength is the level of detail published for classic packages: an attendant, unlimited sessions, fast printing, digital copies, a custom template, props, backdrop selection, delivery, assembly and cleanup within Edmonton. The wedding page also documents customization of templates and screens to match wedding colours or themes.
The main limitation is uneven detail across booth types. The website does not show a single current package grid comparing hours, attendants, prints, sharing, setup space and upgrades for every format. Its wedding FAQ calls for a 10-foot-by-10-foot area with access to power, although it says smaller setups may be possible after consultation. Couples should therefore verify that their venue layout and chosen booth are compatible.
The official wedding page currently states that wedding packages start at $250 and that couples should normally expect $500 to $900 for an open-theme wedding photo booth service. The wording makes clear that cost depends on the booth style and number of hours; it should be treated as indicative website pricing rather than a final event quote.
The dedicated 360 page separately says that this format averages $450 to $500 per hour and has a two-hour minimum. The reviewed pages do not specify whether taxes, travel, deposits, gratuities or every setup-related charge are included. Couples should request an itemized quote showing the booth format, operating time, idle time, print quantity, add-ons and all fees.
Couples can call 780-965-7811 or use the Request Pricing and Request Quote prompts on the official website. The site advertises a 24-hour response time. A useful initial enquiry should include the wedding date, Edmonton-area venue address, requested operating hours, preferred booth style and whether prints, digital sharing or a scrapbook are priorities.
The website publishes 8151 224 St NW, Edmonton, Alberta T5T 7A1 as its contact address. It does not identify that address as a public showroom or publish walk-in hours on the reviewed pages, so couples should arrange any in-person visit in advance.
Before signing, ask for a package-specific list of equipment, staffing and outputs. Confirm whether an attendant remains on site, how many prints each session produces, how and when the complete digital gallery is delivered, and whether internet access is required for immediate sharing. Also verify backdrop availability for the wedding date rather than relying on the general online collection.
The agreement should identify setup and removal times, power requirements, the reserved floor area, travel charges, taxes, overtime or downtime rates, payment schedule, cancellation or rescheduling terms and technical contingency arrangements. For a 360 booth, also confirm platform dimensions, venue approval and the safe participant limit. These details are not fully established for every package on the public website.
Its official wedding page says packages start at $250 and gives $500 to $900 as the usual expectation for an open-theme wedding photo booth service. The final price depends on booth style and hours, so couples need an event-specific quote.
The classic-package page lists a two-hour minimum, unlimited sessions, two fast prints per session, digital copies through a shareable link, a custom template, props, backdrop selection, at least one attendant, and assembly, delivery and cleanup within Edmonton.
Yes. Its 360 page describes attendant-supported video sessions for four to five participants, text or email delivery, a custom-branded template and a two-hour minimum. That page lists an average price of $450 to $500 per hour.
The wedding FAQ asks for a minimum 10-foot-by-10-foot area with access to power. It says smaller spaces may sometimes work, but the business must confirm the proposed layout.
The classic printing page says assembly, delivery and cleanup are included within Edmonton and that travel outside Edmonton requires a fee. The amount and maximum service radius are not published.
Address: 8151 224 St NW, Edmonton, Alberta T5T 7A1
Phone: 780-965-7811
Website: https://www.inceptionphotobooth.com/





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