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Last reviewed: September 29, 2026 | Burnaby |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: September 29, 2026. Business status: Active.
Viva Photobooth and More is an owner-operated open-air photo booth rental based in Metro Vancouver. Its Vancouver wedding photo booth rental service is designed for receptions and other wedding events, with an on-site attendant, printed photos and optional keepsakes. The official website identifies Carlos and Ana as the owners and says the company has hosted weddings, corporate events and parties since 2015.
Viva lists Burnaby, Vancouver, Richmond, Surrey, Langley and the wider Lower Mainland among its regular service areas. Couples can review published package starting prices, request a free quote and confirm whether the setup, date and selected extras fit their venue. This profile reflects the official information reviewed on September 29, 2026.
The core service is an open-air photo booth with professional camera equipment, studio lighting, props and a backdrop. The wedding offering is presented as a guest activity that can operate during cocktail hour, after dinner or through the reception. The company says its setup is intended to blend with wedding décor and can include a backdrop selected to suit the event.
Package features vary. The Essential package includes two hours, a black or white backdrop, one print per session, curated props and an attendant. The Signature package adds three hours, unlimited high-quality prints, custom-designed 4×6 prints, a choice of more than 20 backdrop colours and textures, colour or black-and-white photos and a private online gallery within 24 hours. The Deluxe package adds personal hosting by Carlos and Ana, a magnet and keychain keepsake station and custom prop signs.
The services page also lists a memory book, video message booth, keychain station, magnetic keepsake station, sticker vending station, professional photography, face painting and a donut bar. These are presented as separate services or add-ons, so couples should confirm which options are available for their date and venue.
Viva states that it is based in Metro Vancouver and regularly works in Vancouver, Burnaby, Richmond, Surrey and Langley, as well as elsewhere in the Lower Mainland. The official wedding page also describes travel beyond Vancouver, while noting that travel or venue fees are included in the written quote before booking. The company has separately stated that it has travelled to locations including Hope, Kelowna and Squamish.
This service may suit couples who want a staffed, open-air booth rather than an unattended digital kiosk. It may also be relevant for receptions where guests would appreciate physical prints, a custom backdrop or a keepsake activity. The website recommends approximately 6 by 6 feet for the best booth experience, although it says the setup can be adjusted to many venue layouts.
Documented features include professional Canon camera and lens equipment, studio lighting, quick printing, an on-site host and a private online gallery for the Signature and Deluxe experiences. The company also states that it provides setup and teardown for its wedding packages. Its open-air format can accommodate group photos, while the attendant is intended to keep the line moving and help guests use the booth.
The main practical limitations are the details couples still need to establish for their own event. The official pages do not provide a postal business address, so this listing does not infer one from the Burnaby category. Package suitability may also depend on venue access, available floor space, power, weather protection for outdoor events, travel distance and the number of hours required. These points should be confirmed in writing rather than assumed from the standard package descriptions.
The official wedding page publishes the following starting prices in Canadian dollars: Essential at $599 for two hours, Signature at $799 for three hours and Deluxe at $1,199. Additional hours are listed at $99 per hour plus GST. The general packages page shows the same three starting prices, while the wedding page provides wedding-specific inclusions such as the memory book in the Signature package and the magnet and keychain station in the Deluxe package.
The services page lists additional starting prices, including the memory book from $99, video message booth from $129, magnetic keepsake station from $199, professional face painting from $199, keychain station from $299 and professional photography from $399. These prices should be treated as starting points. The company says the final quote depends on factors such as event size, hours, location and the selected experience.
Couples can contact Viva through the booking form on its official website or by phone at +1 (236) 808-7980. The site also publishes info@vivaphotoboothandmore.ca. The booking form requests the event date, event type and details such as the venue location, theme and estimated guest count.
The stated process is to request a quote, have the date and customization details confirmed, and then have the team set up and operate the booth at the event. The company says it aims to respond within 24 hours. Availability is not guaranteed by this profile; couples should ask about their date directly.
Before booking, couples should ask Viva to confirm the exact package, hours, setup and teardown timing, attendant coverage and print format. The standard inclusions differ between Essential, Signature and Deluxe, so it is worth checking whether the planned guest experience requires unlimited prints, a gallery, a memory book or additional keepsakes.
The venue should also approve the booth location and confirm the available floor area, access route, power supply and any restrictions on photography or installations. For outdoor events, confirm the overhead cover and weather plan. Finally, ask for the written total, GST, travel or venue charges, deposit, payment schedule and cancellation terms before committing. The official evidence confirms published starting prices, but it does not establish availability for any particular wedding date.
The official wedding page lists packages from $599 CAD for Essential, $799 for Signature and $1,199 for Deluxe. Additional hours are listed at $99 per hour plus GST. The final quote can vary by event details, location, hours and selected options.
Essential includes two hours, a black or white backdrop, one print per session, props and an attendant. Signature adds three hours, unlimited prints, custom 4×6 prints, expanded backdrop choices, colour or black-and-white photos and an online gallery. Deluxe adds personal hosting by Carlos and Ana, a magnet and keychain station and custom prop signs.
Viva recommends approximately 6 feet by 6 feet for the best experience, although the company says it can adjust to many venue layouts. Confirm the exact placement, access and power requirements with the venue and provider.
Viva states that it is based in Metro Vancouver and regularly serves Vancouver, Burnaby, Richmond, Surrey and Langley, along with the wider Lower Mainland. Travel outside the regular area may be possible, with any applicable travel or venue fees included in the quote.
Phone: +1 (236) 808-7980
Website: https://vivaphotoboothandmore.ca/





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