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    Wedding Photo Booths in New Jersey, NYC & Philadelphia

    Glam, 360, magazine-cover and classic booths for your reception, with a custom print design included. Pick your booth and date to see your price.

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    Your reception brings together people from every part of your life. A photo booth gives them a place to meet, laugh and make a picture together between dinner and dancing. Friends who have never met can share a frame, while family members can take home a portrait from a night you have spent months planning.

    Our Edison, NJ team helps couples plan photo booth experiences across New Jersey, NYC and Philadelphia. Start with the kind of keepsake you want: a printed portrait, a familiar photo strip, a moving 360 clip or a magazine-cover moment. Then match the booth, backdrop and print design to your reception rather than choosing a package by its name alone.

    Five wedding guests posing together under purple reception lighting
    Friends sharing a moment at the reception.
    Two wedding guests smiling together in a purple-lit reception ballroom
    A portrait between dinner and dancing.
    Two smiling wedding guests posing beside reception tables
    A photo to remember the evening.

    Choose the booth for your event

    Glam Booth

    Choose Glam with Printing for polished portraits and a black-and-white look that sits comfortably beside formal wedding photography. This is a good starting point if your main priority is a portrait guests will keep. Bring your stationery or color palette into the print layout while letting the portrait remain the focus.

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    Classic DSLR with Prints

    The Classic DSLR Booth is for couples who picture friends gathering for photo strips, swapping props and taking a printed keepsake back to their table. It gives you a familiar booth experience with a custom design. Discuss the print format and guest-book plan together so the finished photos work with your album.

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    360 Video Booth

    A 360 booth creates moving clips for guests who want to bring some dance-floor energy into their photo moment. Think about the space around the platform as well as the booth itself. It works best when guests can approach, participate and move away without crossing the route used by catering staff.

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    Magazine Cover Booth

    Give your reception its own cover story with a magazine-inspired photo experience. Your guests become the cover stars, and the design can reflect the tone of the celebration. It is a distinctive option for couples who enjoy fashion, editorial portraits or a photo moment that feels different from a traditional strip.

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    Your print, your colors

    A custom print design is included for your reception. Share your names, wedding date and the colors you are using, along with any monogram or design references you would like us to consider. A simple invitation, mood board or stationery sample can help explain the look much more clearly than a long list of color names.

    We design the template and send it for your approval before the wedding. Check the spelling of both names, the date and how the design works around the photo area. This is the time to ask about adjustments, so the artwork is settled before the reception rather than being another decision on the day.

    Ask about the guest-book option if you would like guests to add a print to an album. Think about where the book will sit, who will encourage people to leave a note and how it will get home at the end of the evening. Planning the album alongside the print format makes the two work together.

    Personalized wedding print showing a couple with their names overlaid near the bottom
    A personalized wedding print from the approved photo collection.

    Browse photo booth print designs for layout ideas and backdrop options for the setting behind your guests. Share the design you like when you book so we can discuss how it fits your chosen booth.

    Make room for the moments between the schedule

    Look at the reception floor plan before choosing the booth's location. A visible spot helps guests find it, but the line should not block the entrance, bar or dance floor. Ask your venue where power is available and which spaces must remain clear throughout the evening.

    Consider when your guests will have time to use the booth. Cocktail hour, the gap after dinner and the later dancing portion can feel very different. Share your ceremony and reception schedule with us, including any room change, so we can talk through the timing with your venue.

    For outdoor receptions, tell us about the planned location and the venue's backup space early. The booth choice, available power and movement of guests all affect the setup. Confirm the details together instead of assuming an outdoor corner will work the same way as an indoor ballroom.

    Start with your date and your venue

    Check your wedding date online, choose a booth and review the options for your event. Have the venue address and reception hours ready. If you are still deciding between two experiences, send us the room layout and the kind of photos you want guests to take home.

    Use the booking details to compare the package with your plans, including prints, digital sharing and any extras you are considering. For a question that needs a conversation, contact our Edison team. We can help you narrow the choices before you settle on your reception experience.

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    Your questions, answered

    How much space do you need at the reception?

    Plan around 8 × 8 ft with a standard outlet within 25 ft; a 360 booth needs more room. Confirm the final layout for your chosen booth with our team and venue.

    Open-air vs enclosed booth?

    An open-air setup leaves room around the camera and backdrop for group photos. An enclosed booth uses a more private space. Ask which setup is available for your chosen package and reception layout.

    Is there a charge for idle time between ceremony and reception?

    Ask us when you book — we'll plan the timing with your venue.

    How do guests get their photos?

    Print packages provide a physical keepsake, and digital photos can be shared by text or email. Confirm the print format and sharing options for the booth you choose.

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