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Photo Corner Photo Booth

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Last reviewed: August 13, 2026 | Toronto | Photobooth |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 13, 2026. Business status: Active.

Photo Corner Photo Booth is a Toronto wedding photo booth rental provider with an official site that lists wedding service, a quote form and current contact details. The business describes itself as a Canadian, family-run operation founded in December 2013 and identifies Mark and Tyrone as its owners.

For weddings, Photo Corner offers several booth styles rather than a single standard setup. Its published options include Modern Open Air, Classic Enclosed, Glam, 360 Video and Digital Roaming booths. The right choice will depend on the venue layout, guest flow and whether the couple wants printed photographs, digital sharing or a mobile format.

Services and specialization

Photo Corner’s wedding page documents instant sharing by QR code, text message or email; a choice of 2×6 strips or 4×6 prints; wedding-themed props; a customised social-kiosk screen; and a layout design tailored to the wedding’s colours and monogram. It also states that two onsite attendants deliver, set up and operate the booth for weddings.

The company’s published booth range includes Modern Open Air, Classic Enclosed, Glam, 360 Video and Digital Roaming. The Digital Roaming format is handheld and designed to move among guests, while the Classic Enclosed option provides a more contained booth experience. Couples can select their preferred booth type in the online quote form.

Service area and who it may suit

Photo Corner lists Toronto and surrounding areas for wedding photo booth service. Its FAQ says it also travels outside the GTA, citing previous travel from Port Hope to Grand Bend. For locations more than 60 kilometres from Toronto, the company says a minimum three-hour booking applies and travel is charged according to distance.

This provider may suit couples planning a Toronto or broader GTA wedding who want a staffed booth and a choice between traditional, open-air, video and roaming formats. It may also be relevant where a venue has guests spread across several spaces, since the Digital Roaming booth is intended to operate away from a fixed setup. Confirm the proposed venue and date directly before relying on the stated travel range.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

Confirmed features include two onsite attendants, professional DSLR camera equipment, studio-quality lighting, a choice of 2×6 or 4×6 print formats, an online event gallery with digital downloads, customised layouts, backdrops and props. The company also states that its liability coverage is up to $5 million. These are documented service features, not independent quality ratings.

The main practical limitations are venue-specific. Photo Corner recommends a 10-by-10-foot area for a typical setup, though it says smaller arrangements may be possible. Its Classic Enclosed booth is listed at 5 feet by 5 feet by 8 feet high; the open-air option is more flexible, while the roaming format has no stated space restriction. A power outlet is required for fixed setups according to the FAQ.

Documented feature: two onsite attendants for delivery, setup and guest interaction.
Documented feature: online gallery and high-resolution individual image downloads.
Practical item to confirm: the exact booth footprint, ceiling clearance and power access at the chosen venue.
Practical item to confirm: venue insurance requirements and whether a certificate must be supplied.

Pricing

Current pricing is explicitly published. Photo Corner’s packages page states that prices start at $599 including tax. It also says final pricing is personalised according to event type, location, date, guest count, operating hours and selected booth type.

The published package inclusions include delivery, setup and breakdown; two attendants; a choice of listed booth types; customised layout design; print-format choice; backdrop; props; social sharing; unlimited photo sessions; and an online gallery. The site separately lists possible add-ons such as a memory book, custom backdrop or props, green-screen background removal, GIF or video capture, and extra printing. Its FAQ lists idle time at $50 per hour. Ask for a written quote that states which features and travel charges apply to the wedding.

Contact and booking

Photo Corner directs prospective clients to its online contact form for a custom quote. The form requests a name, phone number, email address, event date, event location, event type, desired booth type and additional details. The official contact page also publishes info@photocorner.ca and 416-704-3730.

The FAQ states that a 50% deposit is required at booking and lists payment methods that include electronic money transfer, cash, cheque, credit card with an additional fee, PayPal and direct bank transfer. Availability, the final package and payment instructions should be confirmed in writing with the business before a deposit is sent.

What couples should confirm

Start with the event date, venue address, selected booth style and active operating hours. Ask whether travel, early setup, idle time, delivery and teardown are already included in the proposed total. If you want printed keepsakes, confirm the chosen 2×6 or 4×6 format, whether prints are unlimited for the selected package and how the personalised design will be approved.

For venue coordination, confirm the exact footprint, ceiling height, electrical access, load-in route and setup window. Couples should also confirm the number of attendants assigned to their event, delivery timing for the gallery, insurance documentation required by the venue, and the written rescheduling and cancellation terms that apply to their booking.

Business background

On its official about page, Photo Corner says it began operating in December 2013 and is a Canadian, family-run Toronto photo booth rental company. The page identifies Mark and Tyrone as owners and says the business offers Modern Open Air, Classic Enclosed and Digital Roaming booths; the current site also presents Glam and 360 Video options.

This background helps distinguish the current official business from the older website recorded on the original CWG listing. The confirmed official domain is photocorner.ca, which consistently uses the Photo Corner name, describes photo booth rentals and provides a dedicated wedding service page, contact route and Toronto address.

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Frequently asked questions

What photo booth formats does Photo Corner offer for weddings?

The official site lists Modern Open Air, Classic Enclosed, Glam, 360 Video and Digital Roaming options. Confirm availability of the chosen format for your date when requesting a quote.

What is included with Photo Corner’s wedding photo booth service?

Its wedding page lists two onsite attendants, social sharing by QR code, text or email, 2×6 or 4×6 prints, wedding props, a customised kiosk screen and a personalised layout design. Package inclusions should still be confirmed in the written quote.

How much does Photo Corner cost?

Current pricing is explicitly published: packages start at $599 including tax. The company says the final price varies by event details, booth type, location, date, guest count and operating hours.

Does Photo Corner travel outside Toronto?

Yes. Its FAQ says it travels outside the GTA; locations more than 60 kilometres from Toronto require a minimum three-hour booking and may have distance-based travel charges.

How much room does the enclosed booth need?

Photo Corner recommends a 10-by-10-foot setup area. It lists the Classic Enclosed booth at 5 feet by 5 feet by 8 feet high, while its open-air and roaming formats have different space needs.