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Last reviewed: October 2, 2026 | Ajax |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: October 2, 2026. Business status: Active.
Treasured Moments Photo Booth Rental Toronto provides photo booth experiences for GTA weddings and other events. Couples comparing a Toronto wedding photo booth rental can choose among a Modern iPad booth, a 360-degree video booth and a DSLR Studio booth, subject to the provider's current availability and quotation process.
The company is operated by Raymond and Tianna Murray, who say their business grew from their own wedding experience. The official website presents wedding service information alongside corporate event offerings. This profile was last reviewed on October 2, 2026, using the supplied official website evidence.
Treasured Moments lists three principal booth formats. The Modern iPad booth is a compact, digital-only option designed for quick sharing. The 360-degree video booth creates slow-motion video as the camera moves around guests. The DSLR Studio booth is presented as the higher-quality portrait option, using professional studio lighting and supporting instant prints and digital sharing.
The official site also describes custom print templates, digital overlays, props and instant delivery by text, email or AirDrop. Its corporate page refers to on-site attendants, branded experiences, lead capture and a branded digital gallery; couples should confirm which of these features are included in a wedding booking rather than assuming that corporate package inclusions apply automatically.
An audio guestbook is also listed among the company's event experiences. The evidence supplied does not establish whether every booth format or add-on is available for every wedding package.
The official website says Treasured Moments serves Toronto and the GTA, including Ajax, Pickering, Whitby, Oshawa, Mississauga, Brampton, Markham, Vaughan, Oakville, Richmond Hill, Newmarket, Aurora, Scarborough, Etobicoke, North York, Burlington and Hamilton. It also says the company may travel to Niagara, Ottawa and beyond for suitable events. Travel terms, fees and availability are not published in the supplied evidence and should be confirmed directly.
The service may suit couples who want an interactive reception feature, instant digital sharing, printed keepsakes or a 360-degree video experience. The DSLR Studio option may be relevant to couples prioritising portrait-style images, while the iPad booth may suit venues or timelines where a smaller setup is useful. Venue access, room size and event schedule can affect which option is practical.
Documented features include professional studio strobes for the DSLR experience, instant sharing without requiring an app, custom print templates, a curated prop collection and delivery, setup and teardown described on the corporate page. The corporate page also states that most bookings include a professional on-site attendant and that setup begins 30 to 60 minutes before the event; couples should verify whether those terms apply to their selected wedding package.
The main practical limitation in the available evidence is that the full wedding package contents are not set out in one published rate sheet. The site describes several formats and features, but it does not establish the total cost for a particular wedding, travel charges, overtime, deposit, cancellation terms, venue requirements or whether an attendant is included in every booking. These details should be settled in writing before booking.
Current published starting rates are $125 per hour for the Modern iPad booth, $175 per hour for the 360-degree video booth and $200 per hour for the DSLR Studio booth. The official website also states that full corporate event packages start at $1,500. The corporate starting figure should not be treated as a wedding price.
These are starting rates rather than a confirmed quote for a specific wedding. The available evidence does not state whether the hourly figures include delivery, setup, an attendant, prints, travel, taxes, overtime or custom design. Couples should request a written wedding quotation based on the date, venue, service duration, booth format and desired add-ons. Prices are not published for a complete wedding package.
The official website provides a Book Now route and invites prospective clients to contact the company for event details. The corporate contact section lists info@treasuredmoment.ca and identifies the service as Toronto, Ajax and GTA based. No telephone number or postal address was supplied in the verified evidence, so couples should use the official website contact route to confirm current contact details.
The corporate booking process is described as a discovery call followed by a custom proposal, design and preparation, then event-day execution. Although that page is written for corporate activations, the same sequence indicates useful questions for wedding enquiries: describe the venue and guest flow, select a booth, confirm the design, and obtain the final scope and investment in writing.
Before booking, couples should confirm which booth is reserved, how many service hours are included and whether the quoted price includes delivery, setup, teardown, an attendant, prints and digital sharing. The venue's load-in rules, power access, required floor area and placement should also be discussed, especially for the DSLR or 360-degree options.
Ask whether custom templates, props, overlays, a digital gallery or an audio guestbook are included or priced separately. Couples should also clarify travel charges for venues outside the core GTA, taxes, overtime, deposit and cancellation terms, the delivery method for digital files and the expected timing for any gallery or files. These points are not fully specified in the supplied evidence and are practical matters to confirm with Treasured Moments.
Treasured Moments is a potential fit for couples who want a branded or customised photo experience rather than a single undifferentiated booth option. Its official site documents compact iPad service, 360-degree video and DSLR photography, giving couples several formats to compare against their venue and reception plans.
The best choice depends on the desired guest experience and the final quotation. Couples prioritising printed portraits may want to ask about the DSLR Studio booth; those seeking short-form social content may prefer the 360-degree option; and couples with limited space or a fast-moving reception may want to discuss the iPad booth. The provider should confirm current wedding availability and the complete terms for the chosen package.
The official website lists starting rates of $125 per hour for the Modern iPad booth, $175 per hour for the 360-degree video booth and $200 per hour for the DSLR Studio booth. Prices are not published for a complete wedding package, so request a quote based on the date, venue, duration and selected features.
Yes. The official service-area list includes Toronto, Ajax, Pickering, Whitby, Oshawa and numerous other GTA communities. Travel to Niagara, Ottawa and beyond is also mentioned, but couples should confirm travel terms and any additional charges.
The official site lists a Modern iPad booth, a 360-degree video booth and a DSLR Studio booth. It also describes an audio guestbook as an event experience. Ask Treasured Moments which options and add-ons are available under the wedding package you are considering.
Confirm the booth format, service hours, attendant, prints, digital sharing, custom design, setup requirements, travel costs, deposit, cancellation terms, overtime and file delivery. The supplied evidence does not establish that all of these items are included in every wedding booking.
Website: https://treasuredmoment.ca/





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