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Last reviewed: August 1, 2026 | Ange-Gardien | Photobooth |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 1, 2026. Business status: Active.
Productions Maestro is the current business identity associated with the listing formerly titled Maestro Photobooth. Its official website documents Quebec City wedding photo booth rental services as well as coverage in Lévis, Beauce and Charlevoix. The company offers staffed three-hour experiences and a self-operated daily rental, with options that include digital sharing, custom photo graphics and, in selected packages, on-site printing.
This profile was last reviewed on August 1, 2026. The current official address and telephone number differ from the unverified legacy listing, so couples should use the contact details shown here. Published features and prices were checked against Productions Maestro’s own website; availability and the final event-specific total still require a direct quote.
Productions Maestro specializes in event photobooth rentals for weddings, parties, graduations and corporate functions. For weddings, its documented formats include a conventional Deluxe photobooth and a Retro Mirrorbooth. The official site also describes custom backdrops, event-specific photo visuals, props and physical photo printing in eligible packages.
The equipment described on the company’s website includes a Canon DSLR camera and studio flash. Guests can receive images through a QR-code download, text message or email when the venue has suitable Wi-Fi. Full-resolution files are included in the listed three-hour Deluxe packages. Productions Maestro also handles setup and teardown, while staffed packages include a host or animator for the operating period.
The official website identifies Quebec City, Lévis, Beauce and Charlevoix as service areas. Productions Maestro is based in Quebec City’s Saint-Sauveur neighbourhood. Its packages page states that delivery is complimentary within a 20-kilometre radius in the Quebec region; the contact page says travel fees apply beyond that radius.
The service may suit couples who want a reception activity combining posed photographs with immediate digital access. Staffed packages may be relevant when couples want someone present to guide guests, manage props and oversee the booth. The 24-hour self-operated rental is a different format for couples comfortable managing guest use without an on-site host. For venues outside the complimentary-delivery radius, the location should be supplied when requesting a quote so travel costs can be confirmed.
The package structure separates self-operated digital use from hosted event service. The 24-hour rental is self-operated and includes setup and teardown. The three-hour Deluxe packages add a host, Deluxe props, a customized photo visual, live digital sharing and full-resolution files. The package with printing lists a maximum of 200 photos, while the Retro Mirrorbooth Deluxe package advertises unlimited printing during its three-hour rental period.
Couples should compare the options by guest count, desired operating window and whether printed keepsakes are important. The website also lists optional event enhancements, including floral and firefly-style backdrops, red carpet and gold stanchions, and unlimited printing. It does not publish a price beside every enhancement, so optional-item costs belong in the written quote.
Documented strengths include the use of a DSLR camera and studio flash, customized photo graphics, multiple delivery methods for digital images, and setup and teardown. A host is expressly included with the listed three-hour packages, reducing the amount of booth supervision assigned to the couple or venue staff. The company also publishes meaningful package details rather than requiring an enquiry for every base price.
Important limitations are matters the website leaves to confirmation. Digital sharing requires Wi-Fi, and the site does not specify the minimum connection quality needed at a venue. It also does not state the booth footprint, power requirements, setup access window, tax treatment or travel charge schedule. The 24-hour package description is brief and does not list a host, props, prints or all the inclusions shown with the Deluxe packages. Couples should not assume those features carry over.
Productions Maestro currently publishes four base prices. The self-operated 24-hour rental is listed at $499. A three-hour Deluxe photobooth without prints is $699, while a three-hour Deluxe package with up to 200 printed photos is $799. The three-hour Retro Mirrorbooth Deluxe package, including unlimited printing during the rental, is listed at $1,199.
For the three hosted packages, each additional hour is published at $150. Setup, teardown and complimentary delivery within the stated 20-kilometre Quebec-region radius are included. The site does not clearly state whether taxes are included, and prices for travel outside the radius or most optional enhancements are not fully published. Couples should request a dated written quote covering taxes, travel, extras and the precise printing allowance before budgeting.
Couples can contact Productions Maestro by telephone or text at (418) 955-6729 or use the quote form on its official website. The published email address is info@productionsmaestro.com. The contact page says enquiries go directly to Sébastien and describes the quote as free, with a response targeted within 24 hours.
A useful enquiry should include the wedding date, venue or city, event type and preferred booth format. Couples who are undecided can identify whether they want digital sharing only, physical prints, a staffed service or the self-operated daily rental. Booking is not confirmed by the presence of a published package; date availability, payment milestones, cancellation terms and the final total should be obtained directly from the company.
Before signing, ask for a written list of everything included in the selected package. Confirm the operating hours separately from arrival, setup and teardown times. For a print package, verify the print size, number of copies per session and whether the published allowance refers to sessions, sheets or individual prints. Ask when and how the full-resolution files will be delivered after the reception.
The venue should confirm an appropriate booth location, electrical access and reliable Wi-Fi if guests will use live sharing. Couples outside the 20-kilometre delivery radius should request the exact travel charge. They should also confirm taxes, deposits, payment deadlines, cancellation or rescheduling terms, backdrop and prop selection, accessibility for guests, attendant breaks and the contingency plan for equipment or connectivity problems.
The current official website uses the name Productions Maestro and documents the photobooth service associated with this listing. Couples should use the current official website, Quebec City address and (418) 955-6729 contact number rather than the unverified legacy details.
Yes. Its published $799 Deluxe package includes up to 200 printed photos over three hours, and the $1,199 Retro Mirrorbooth Deluxe package lists unlimited printing during the three-hour rental. The precise print format and number of copies should be confirmed in the quote.
The published packages include sharing by QR code, text message or email, and the three-hour Deluxe packages include full-resolution files. The company states that Wi-Fi is required, so couples should verify venue connectivity.
Yes. The official website names Lévis, Beauce and Charlevoix among its service areas. Delivery is listed as complimentary within 20 kilometres in the Quebec region; travel beyond that radius carries a fee that must be quoted.
The lowest currently published base price is $499 for a self-operated 24-hour rental with setup and teardown. Its brief description does not list all the hosted-package inclusions, so couples should confirm what equipment, digital delivery and accessories are provided.
Address: 895 rue Raoul-Jobin, Québec, QC G1N 1S6
Phone: (418) 955-6729
Website: https://www.productionsmaestro.com/





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