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Last reviewed: August 1, 2026 | Mississauga | Photobooth |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 1, 2026. Business status: Active.
Couples comparing wedding photo booth rental Mississauga options can consider The Selfie Spot Photobooth, a locally operated company whose official website documents services for weddings, private celebrations, corporate events and brand activations. Its in-person choices include a classic open-air Photo Booth and a digital Social Booth, while a browser-based Virtual Booth is available for remote or hybrid participation.
The service is not one fixed package: printing, staffing and rental duration differ by booth format. The official site provides useful information about equipment, delivery, customization and guest photo delivery, but it does not publish complete package prices or a postal business address. Couples should therefore request a venue-specific written quote. Last reviewed: August 1, 2026.
The classic Photo Booth uses a Canon DSLR camera, touch-screen interface and lighting system. The company says it produces 2×6-inch or 4×6-inch prints in under 10 seconds. Wedding rentals can include props, a backdrop, a customized print template, instant email or SMS sharing, an attendant and a downloadable private gallery. The Social Booth is a digital-first alternative offering still photos, GIFs, Boomerangs, filters and digital props. A separate Virtual Booth works through a private browser link without an app download.
Customization is documented across the service pages. Couples can discuss personalized print layouts, event text, colours, backdrops and the booth interface rather than assuming every enhancement is included automatically.
The standard classic rental shown on the official site begins with three hours of booth time. Listed components include unlimited photos, one print per person appearing in a photo, optional props and an in-house backdrop, custom-sized prints, instant sharing, an attendant, GTA delivery, setup and teardown, and a private online gallery. The wedding page says staff arrive on site for the event and that GTA delivery, setup and teardown are included.
The Social Booth has different service levels. Its standard option is described as an unattended, full-day rental of up to 24 hours, while the full-service version lists three hours, an attendant, a backdrop and physical props. Couples should compare the exact inclusions on their quote.
The official website identifies Mississauga as the company’s base and lists Toronto, Hamilton and the GTA among its main markets. It also names Oakville, Burlington, Milton, Brampton, Vaughan and Woodbridge, while its FAQ extends the stated coverage to Halton Region and Niagara Region. A couple outside the core GTA should confirm travel availability and any location-specific charge before booking.
The classic booth may suit receptions where physical keepsakes and an on-site operator matter. The Social Booth may be relevant when digital delivery, GIFs or a longer self-run period is preferred. The Virtual Booth is the documented option for remote participants.
Documented features include physical and digital delivery choices, personalized print designs, optional props and backdrops, setup and removal, and a private gallery. The classic booth includes an attendant, while the Social Booth lets clients choose between unattended and staffed formats. These are useful operational distinctions rather than endorsements.
Practical limitations in the public evidence are the absence of complete package prices and a published postal address. Inclusions also vary between booth formats. The company’s FAQ states that the setup needs at least a 6×6-foot area and recommends 10×10 feet, so couples should confirm that the venue can provide suitable space, power and placement.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. The classic Photo Booth page provides the package structure but no starting package total. It states that rentals begin at three hours and that additional hours cost $100. The Social Booth page describes standard, custom and full-service configurations without displaying dollar amounts.
Request a written quote that identifies the booth type, active hours, delivery or travel charges, applicable taxes, enhancements and overtime. Do not rely on prices from directories or older listings as confirmation of the company’s current rates.
The official contact page lists (647) 221-2902 and reservations@theselfiespot.com. It provides a form for information and personalized quotes but does not list a public street address. The booking sequence described on the wedding page is to select a package, sign a contract and provide a 50% down payment, followed by an event questionnaire and final confirmation. Couples should verify that these payment terms remain applicable to their date and selected service.
When requesting a quote, provide the wedding date, venue, municipality, desired operating hours and preferred booth format. Availability is not published as a live calendar.
Ask for a package-specific schedule showing arrival, setup, guest operating time and teardown. Confirm whether the attendant remains for the full service period, how many prints each session includes, and when the private gallery will be delivered. Venue logistics should cover the booth footprint, electrical access, Wi-Fi needs, loading arrangements and any restrictions on props or backdrops.
The contract should also identify the chosen backdrop and template, travel charges outside the included GTA area, overtime pricing, taxes, cancellation or rescheduling terms, gallery access and privacy arrangements for email or SMS sharing. If selecting the Social Booth, confirm whether the booking is unattended, staffed or drop-off service.
Yes, the classic Photo Booth offers 2×6-inch or 4×6-inch prints. The official standard-rental description lists one print for each person appearing in the photo, while digital sharing and a private gallery are also included.
An on-site attendant is listed with the classic Photo Booth. The standard Social Booth is designed to run unattended, but a full-service Social Booth option includes an attendant. Confirm the staffing arrangement in the quote.
The company’s FAQ states a minimum 6×6-foot event footprint and identifies 10×10 feet as ideal. Couples should also confirm power, Wi-Fi and loading requirements with the company and venue.
Yes. Its official website lists service across the GTA, Halton Region, Hamilton and Niagara Region, with several municipalities named individually. Availability and possible travel charges should be confirmed for the wedding venue.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. The official classic-booth page says rentals start at three hours and additional hours are $100, but a complete package total requires a personalized quote.
Phone: (647) 221-2902
Website: https://www.theselfiespot.com/





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September 11, 2026