How much does a photo booth rental cost in Toronto?

GTABOOTH360's photo booth rental packages in Toronto start at $550 for the Mirror Booth (2 hrs), $550 for the 360 Video Booth (3 hrs) and $800 for the Magic Mirror Booth (2 hrs). Add-ons include the Selfie Booth at $400 flat for the full day and the Audio & Video Phone Booth at $350 flat ($450 with the floor stand). The Mirror Booth + 360 combo is $1,000. All packages include setup, teardown, and a dedicated on-site attendant.

How much does a 360 video booth rental cost in Toronto?

GTABOOTH360's 360 video booth packages start at $550 for 3 hours, $670 for 4 hours, and $800 for 5 hours. All packages include the on-site attendant, custom overlay, LED platform, unlimited 360 videos, and instant digital sharing. The Mirror Booth + 360 combo is $1,000.

What areas does GTABOOTH360 serve?

We serve the entire Greater Toronto Area including Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton, Vaughan, Markham, Oakville, Richmond Hill, North York, Scarborough, and Etobicoke. No travel fee anywhere in the GTA.

What is included in a photo booth rental package?

Every GTABOOTH360 package includes: professional camera equipment with studio lighting, dedicated on-site attendant for the full rental duration, custom branded print overlay or digital overlay, unlimited sessions for all guests, instant digital sharing via text/email/AirDrop (no app needed), and full setup and teardown.

How far in advance should I book a photo booth for my Toronto wedding?

Wedding Saturdays from May through October book 6–8 months ahead. December holiday parties need 6–8 weeks, other private events 3–6 weeks, and corporate events 2–4 weeks. A 30% deposit holds your date, with the balance due the day before the event. The deposit is non-refundable.

Do you offer corporate photo booth packages in Toronto?

Yes. GTABOOTH360 works with corporate clients including TD, KPMG, Siemens Healthineers, Yelp, Best Buy, Shoppers Drug Mart, Continental Tire and York University. We offer fully branded corporate packages with custom overlays, digital galleries, and high-volume throughput. Contact us for corporate pricing.

What is a Magic Mirror photo booth?

A Magic Mirror booth is a full-length interactive display that looks like a mirror. Guests interact with it via touchscreen to add digital props, sign their photos, and share instantly. GTABOOTH360's Magic Mirror uses a Nikon Z6ii DSLR camera and DNP dye-sublimation printer for studio-quality results.

Can you do both a 360 booth and a photo booth at the same event?

Absolutely. Our most popular package for large events (Sweet 16s, Bar/Bat Mitzvahs, large weddings) combines the 360 video booth with the Magic Mirror booth running simultaneously. Contact us for bundle pricing.

How early do you arrive to set up the photo booth?

We arrive 1 hour before your booth start time to set up and run full test sessions. Setup and teardown never count against your rental time. If your venue requires earlier access, idle hour add-ons are available.

Can you customize the photo booth print with our logo or event name?

Yes — all packages include a custom print template. After booking, share your logo, monogram, names, date, or event hashtag and our designer will create a personalized overlay that matches your event theme and colours.

Does GTABOOTH360 serve Mississauga and Brampton?

Yes — GTABOOTH360 serves all of Greater Toronto Area including Mississauga, Brampton, Vaughan, Markham, Oakville, North York, Scarborough, and Richmond Hill. No travel fee anywhere in the GTA.

What backdrop options are available for photo booth rentals?

We carry a range of premium backdrops including gold sequin, silver sequin, rose gold sequin, black sequin, floral walls, LED balloon walls, and solid fabric options. Custom backdrops can be ordered for an additional fee to perfectly match your event theme.

How much space does a photo booth need at my venue?

The Magic Mirror Booth requires approximately 8x8 feet, the Mirror Booth 8x8 feet and the 360 Video Booth 10x10 feet. We are flexible and work with your venue layout. Contact us if you have space constraints.

What is the difference between a Magic Mirror booth and a regular photo booth?

A Magic Mirror is a full-length interactive touchscreen (looks like a floor-to-ceiling mirror) that uses a Nikon DSLR camera hidden behind it. It offers an engaging animated experience with digital props, countdown animations, and instant print + share. A standard photo booth is typically a smaller open-air or enclosed setup. Both include prints and digital sharing — the Magic Mirror is more of a statement piece at your event.

Diwali Party Photo Booth Ideas: A Toronto & GTA Guide (2026)

What makes a good Diwali party photo booth?

A good Diwali photo booth matches the colour and light of the festival: warm gold and jewel tones, diyas and marigolds in the backdrop, and a booth that captures everyone in their best outfits. Families dress up for Diwali more than almost any other night of the year, so the booth should show off full-length outfits, not just faces.

Diwali, the festival of lights, is one of the biggest celebrations of the year across the GTA. In 2026 the main day falls on Sunday, November 8, and parties run across the weekends on either side of it: family dinners, society and temple events, office celebrations and big community nights in Brampton, Mississauga, Scarborough and Markham. Sikh families mark Bandi Chhor Divas on the same day, and many Jain, Hindu and Sikh households celebrate together. Whatever the event, the same few ideas make the booth the busiest spot in the room.

Which photo booth is best for a Diwali party?

For most Diwali parties, a Mirror Booth is the best all-round choice because it frames full-length outfits and gives every guest a printed keepsake. If your crowd loves video and dancing, a 360 Video Booth is the showstopper, and for a big community event a combo of both keeps the line moving.

Here is how each booth fits a Diwali event, with prices taken straight from our calculator:

Mirror Booth — $550 for 2 hours, $700 for 3, $899 for 4 (each extra hour $199). Full-length framing that shows off lehengas, sarees, sherwanis and kurtas, with unlimited prints and a custom print design in your colours.

360 Video Booth — $550 for 3 hours (3-hour minimum), $670 for 4, $800 for 5. A slow-motion 360 clip of up to 5 or 6 guests at once, perfect for a family group or a bhangra moment. Video only, shared to phones in seconds.

Compact 360 Video Booth — $450 for 3 hours (3-hour minimum), $570 for 4, $700 for 5. The same slow-motion effect on a smaller platform for about 3 people, ideal for a house party or condo party room.

Magic Mirror Booth — $800 for 2 hours, $1,050 for 3, $1,400 for 4. Our premium touchscreen mirror for an upscale gala or banquet hall event.

AI Photo Booth — $1,000 for 3 hours, $1,250 for 4. Guests are transformed into styled portraits, which suits a themed Diwali night.

Want prints and video together? The Mirror Booth + 360 Combo is $1,000 for 3 hours or $1,250 for 4, less than booking both separately. You can build your Diwali booking in the calculator and see your total in under a minute, or compare every booth on our photo booth services page.

What are the best Diwali photo booth backdrop ideas?

The best Diwali backdrops use warm light and texture: marigold garlands, a wall of diyas or fairy lights, rich fabric drapes, or a floral wall in gold, orange and magenta. Keep the backdrop about 8 feet wide so a whole family fits in one shot.

A few that always photograph well:

1. Marigold garland wall. Strings of orange and yellow marigolds hung close together look incredible on camera and are easy to source in Brampton and Scarborough markets.

2. Diya and fairy light wall. Warm white string lights behind a sheer gold drape give that glowing festival-of-lights feel. Use LED diyas near the booth for safety.

3. Floral wall. Our 3D Flower Wall is $399 flat, or $250 when added to a photo booth booking, and the Mirror Booth + Flower Wall Combo is $899 for 3 hours.

4. Rangoli floor. A rangoli design on the floor in front of the backdrop adds colour to full-length shots. Just ask your artist to keep it clear of the walkway.

5. Jewel-tone drapes. Emerald, royal blue or deep red fabric with gold accents works in almost any banquet hall.

For more setups, see our photo booth backdrop ideas and the real events in our photo gallery.

What props work best for a Diwali photo booth?

The best Diwali props are the ones guests actually want in a family photo: LED diyas, sparkler-style wands, mini lanterns, marigold garlands and a few fun signs. Skip anything that covers faces or clashes with outfits.

LED diyas and lanterns (never real flames near the booth)

Light-up sparkler wands and glow sticks for the kids

Marigold garlands to drape around shoulders

Signs like "Happy Diwali," "Shubh Deepavali," "Light Up the Night" or "Sweets Before Selfies"

A mithai box prop for the uncles who insist on holding food

Our photo booth prop ideas guide has more, and every booking includes a prop kit, a backdrop and an attendant.

Should you add 360 video or AI portraits to a Diwali party?

Yes, if you want the booth to be the talking point of the night. A 360 clip of a group dancing in full Diwali outfits is the kind of video guests post the same evening, and AI portraits turn a family photo into a styled keepsake.

The 360 Video Booth is especially popular at Diwali because the outfits move beautifully in slow motion: dupattas swirl, lehengas flare and the lights in the background blur into a glow. If your venue is on the west side of the city, our page on 360 video booth rental in Etobicoke covers the halls and party rooms we set up in there, with local pricing.

AI Portraits can be added to a Mirror Booth or Magic Mirror booking for $250, a limited-time deal (regularly $450). Guests get their regular print plus an AI-styled version, for example a royal-palace or festival-of-lights theme. If you want AI as the main attraction, our AI photo booth page explains how the full AI booth works.

How many hours should you book for a Diwali party?

Book two to three hours for a family party of 30 to 60 guests and three to four hours for a community event or banquet hall night with 150 or more guests. Any 360 booth has a 3-hour minimum.

Diwali parties tend to peak after the puja or dinner, when everyone is dressed and the fireworks or sparklers are about to start. Aim to have the booth running from the moment dinner ends until the dancing winds down. For a big event, a combo booking with two booths side by side keeps the line short. Our guide on how many hours to book a photo booth for goes deeper by guest count.

How early should you book a photo booth for Diwali in the GTA?

Book at least four to six weeks ahead, and earlier if your party is on the Saturday before or after Diwali. Those two weekends are among the busiest of the fall, alongside wedding season and early holiday parties.

A 30 percent deposit holds your date. If your party is also doubling as an engagement or pre-wedding event, our guide to South Asian wedding photo booths in the GTA covers multi-day bookings. Hosting at work? The corporate holiday party photo booth guide covers office Diwali and holiday events.

Where in the GTA do you set up for Diwali parties?

We set up across Toronto and the GTA, including Brampton, Mississauga, Etobicoke, Scarborough, Markham and Durham, with delivery, setup, teardown and an attendant included. There is no travel fee within the GTA.

Brampton and Mississauga host many of the largest Diwali celebrations in the region, from banquet halls along Airport Road and Queen Street to community centres near Square One. See our local pages for photo booth rental in Brampton and photo booth rental in Mississauga. In Toronto, we cover everything from Rexdale and Etobicoke halls to Gerrard India Bazaar area house parties and Scarborough community events, plus condo party rooms downtown, which our condo party room photo booth guide covers in detail.

Quick Diwali photo booth checklist

Pick the booth, pick the backdrop, then lock in the date.

1. Choose your booth: Mirror Booth for prints, 360 for video, or the combo for both.

2. Pick a backdrop: marigolds, diya lights or a flower wall.

3. Send us your names, date and colours for a custom Diwali print design.

4. Plan the timing so the booth runs from after dinner through the dancing.

5. Confirm power and a spot about 8 by 8 feet (10 by 10 for the full-size 360).

6. Book early for the weekends around November 8.

Ready to see your price? Try the calculator. It takes under a minute, and a 30 percent deposit holds your Diwali date. Happy Diwali from all of us at GTABOOTH360!