Le Miroir Double Trouble

Last reviewed: August 3, 2026. Business status: Active.

Le Miroir Double Trouble is a Montreal mirror photo booth rental business offering an interactive Mirror Me Booth. Its official website documents animations, drawing tools, emojis, games, text and email sharing, optional prints and green-screen capability. Those features make it a potential reception-entertainment option for couples who want guests to participate in creating and sharing images.

The business identity is confirmed by an exact name match on its official domain, which also identifies Montreal as its base and provides current enquiry options. The unrelated Guinard & Cohen optometry website attached to the legacy record should not be used for this listing. No public street address appears on the confirmed company website. Last reviewed: August 3, 2026.

Services and specialization

The company describes its principal service as the Original Mirror Me Booth, an interactive photo-booth rental built around a mirror-style interface. The official description lists animations, a drawing feature, emojis and games. Guests can therefore do more than pose for a conventional booth photograph; they can interact with the image and interface during the session.

The booth supports text and email functionality. Physical prints are also available for clients who prefer them, although the website does not explain whether printing is standard or an added option. Green-screen capability is documented, with the company inviting clients to discuss creative treatment. No other booth type or wedding-specific package is clearly published on the official site.

• Original Mirror Me Booth
• Animations, drawing, emojis and games
• Text and email functionality
• Prints available by preference
• Green-screen capability

Service area and who it may suit

Le Miroir Double Trouble states that it is based in Montreal. The website does not publish a delivery radius, a list of surrounding communities or travel charges, so service beyond Montreal should be confirmed directly rather than assumed.

The format may suit couples looking for an interactive activity during a reception, particularly when guest participation and digital sharing matter. It may also interest couples considering a creative green-screen treatment or optional physical prints. Suitability will depend on the venue’s available floor space, electrical access, internet connectivity and rules for third-party vendors; none of those requirements is specified publicly.

Guest experience and output options

The documented guest experience combines posing with on-screen interaction. Users can draw, sign or add emojis to their image, while animations and games provide additional prompts. The official site also includes a video invitation to see the booth in action, although it does not publish a technical specification for the camera, lighting or finished image resolution.

Digital delivery is described through text and email functionality. Couples should ask whether sharing happens immediately at the event, whether venue Wi-Fi or cellular reception is required, and whether a complete post-event gallery is supplied. If prints are important, confirm print sizes, quantities, customization and whether duplicate copies are available.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A confirmed strength is the range of documented interactive functions within one mirror-booth format: animations, drawing, emojis, games and green-screen capability. The availability of both digital functionality and optional printing also gives couples two possible ways for guests to receive images. These are documented features, not an assessment of service quality.

The main limitation is the small amount of planning information published online. The official site does not state package duration, staffing, setup requirements, backdrop choices, customization details, accessibility provisions, travel boundaries or current wedding availability. It also does not publish a street address. Couples will need a detailed written quote to determine exactly what is included.

Pricing

Current pricing is not explicitly published. The official contact section instructs prospective clients to send an enquiry for availability and pricing, so no reliable package total can be quoted from first-party evidence.

Ask for an itemized estimate showing rental hours, delivery, setup and teardown, attendant coverage, prints, digital sharing, green-screen work, travel charges, taxes and overtime. Couples should also confirm the deposit, payment schedule, cancellation or postponement terms, and whether setup time is counted against guest-use time.

Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.

Contact and booking

The confirmed official website provides an enquiry form and lists two telephone numbers. The primary number displayed prominently across the site is 514-817-5140; a second number, 514-830-2157, also appears in the contact section. The site invites clients to get in touch for both date availability and pricing.

When enquiring, provide the wedding date, venue name and location, expected guest count, preferred operating hours, and whether digital sharing, prints or green-screen functionality is required. Because no public business address is supplied, couples should conduct booking discussions through the confirmed domain and listed telephone contact.

What couples should confirm

Before signing, request a written package description and event-day plan. The public website establishes the booth’s core functions but leaves several operational details unanswered. Confirming them early will help the venue and vendor coordinate delivery, positioning and guest access.

Couples should also ask to see current sample outputs relevant to their chosen format. If image customization or green-screen work is planned, establish approval deadlines and determine who supplies artwork, wording or background files.

• Whether the wedding date and venue are within the current service area
• Total operating time and whether setup and teardown are separate
• Whether an attendant remains with the booth
• Floor-space, power and connectivity requirements
• What text or email sharing includes and whether a full gallery is delivered
• Print sizes, quantities and any customization options
• Green-screen design process and approval deadlines
• Travel, overtime, tax, deposit and cancellation terms

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Frequently asked questions

What type of photo booth does Le Miroir Double Trouble offer?

The official website identifies its service as the Original Mirror Me Booth, with animations, drawing, emojis, games and green-screen capability.

Can guests receive their photos digitally?

The company documents text and email functionality. Couples should confirm how on-site sharing works and whether a complete digital gallery is included afterward.

Are printed photos available?

Yes. The official site says prints are available for clients who prefer them, but it does not publish print sizes, quantities or whether printing costs extra.

How much does Le Miroir Double Trouble cost?

Current pricing is not explicitly published. The company asks prospective clients to use its contact form or telephone numbers for availability and pricing.

Where is Le Miroir Double Trouble based?

The official website says the company is based in Montreal. It does not publish a street address or define its wider travel area.

Sources checked

• Photo Booth Rental – Le Miroir Double Trouble

Phone: 514-817-5140

Website: https://dtmirrorbooth.com/