How Much Does a Photo Booth Rental Cost in Los Angeles?
Last updated: October 2026
Short answer: Mirror photo booth rentals at Signature Photo Booth LA start at $795 for 3 hours. Setup and breakdown time is complimentary and you will only be charged for the hours the booth is up and running. Extra hours are $100/hr. Travel, date, and add-ons can change the final price.
What’s Included
The standard package includes an attendant, set-up, breakdown, two prints per session, custom photo template, and a digital gallery available after the event. There are add-ons such as premium props, backdrops, and extra hours also available. Setup and breakdown time is complimentary and you will only be charged for the hours the booth is up and running.
What Changes the Price
Hours. We require a minimum of 3 hours for a booking. Additional hours will be charged at a rate of $100/hr.
Location. We serve the entire Southern California region, however, anywhere outside of LA County is subject to a rate of $1/mile roundtrip from the county line.
Date. Mid-November through early January may experience a surcharge of $50 to $100 as it is peak holiday season and demand is much higher.
Add-ons. Backdrop ($25), Premium Props ($25), Unlimited Prints ($50)
Sample Pricing: 4 hours = $895. 4 hours with a backdrop and unlimited prints = $970.
Why Mirror Booths Cost More Than Basic Open-Air Booths
Our Signature Mirror Booth costs more than a typical open-air booth because of our state-of-the-art equipment, a 6-foot tall mirror with built-in 65-inch touchscreen, DSLR camera (Canon EOS Rebel T8i), professional grade lighting, and instant printing.
What to Ask Any Photo Booth Company
Is the attendant included? Does setup count against my hours? Are there travel or delivery fees? Are prints unlimited?
Quotes that look $100 apart are often different packages.
Venue Requirements
A mirror booth needs a minimum 8' × 8' but we recommend 10’ x 10’ of flat floor space, an electricity outlet, and elevator, ramp, or no more than a few steps. Please check this with your venue before booking.
Venue and Timing Tips
A timing lesson: Most guests use the booth in two waves: right after the ceremony and during dinner breaks. Start your booth hours before cocktail hour ends, not after dinner begins.
A logistics lesson: A few venues have had no elevator, and a couple of steps was manageable. Flights of stairs are not, so ask your venue about load-in before booking.
FAQ
How far ahead should I book? We recommend reaching out at least one month before your planned event date to increase the chances of availability. If it is less than a month out, please reach out anyway and we are happy to make something work.
Is a deposit required? Yes, a $200 non-refundable deposit is required to secure the date.
Can it be used outdoors? Yes, weather permitting!
