OwnPix What a rental can cost
In a 2026 analysis of roughly 118,000 bookings, Check Cherry reported a $681 median rental. Half fell between $452 and $1,022. These figures cover different event types and locations, so use them as context, not a quote for your wedding.
Compare what you receive
| Option | Best for | Ask about |
|---|---|---|
| Enclosed booth | Private, classic photo strips | Space, group size, and print limits |
| Open-air booth | Larger group photos | Backdrop, lighting, and an attendant |
| 360 booth | Short moving clips | Floor space, safety, and delivery |
| DIY photo corner | Flexible setup using guest phones | Lighting, a stable backdrop, and who sets up |
Before you pay a deposit
Ask whether the quote includes delivery, setup time, an attendant, prints, travel, and extra hours. Confirm cancellation terms and when you receive the digital files. Two packages with the same headline price can include different things.
A booth and a shared album can work together
A booth makes a dedicated photo spot. An event album collects pictures taken elsewhere too, from the ceremony seats to the dance floor. Put the album QR code near the booth and ask guests to add their own phone photos; confirm separately whether your booth vendor provides its files.