BoothHire prices, quoted from BoothHire's own page
BoothHire is the clearest publisher in this record. Its London wedding page names a specific booth, a specific number of hours and a specific price, which means an organiser can budget the category before speaking to anybody. The figures below were fetched from that page and matched word for word on the date shown.
What this supplier publishes
| What | Figure | Quoted from the page | Source and date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Entry price | £229/3-hour hire | "Slimline Selfie Pod for 3 Hours: £229" | BoothHire London wedding photo booth page checked September 2026 |
| Advertised from | £199/hire | "from £199" | BoothHire London wedding photo booth page checked September 2026 |
Where this supplier works
Taken from the supplier's own priced page, which states the currency it charges in and the area it covers. We do not credit a market to a supplier on the strength of a claim to cover the country.
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What the published figure covers
The quoted price is for a named booth for a stated three hours, which is the standard evening slot at a wedding reception. Booths are usually wanted between the meal and the end of the night, and three hours covers that window at most receptions without paying for time when nobody is using it.
Booth type is the main lever on price in this category, and the page prices several. An open pod, an enclosed booth and a mirror booth are different pieces of equipment with different footprints and different queue behaviour, so it is worth deciding which you want before comparing figures across suppliers.
Questions organisers ask before they book
- Is the published figure the final price?
- It is an advertised entry price for a named booth and a named duration. Travel outside the stated area, longer hire and extras are the usual additions, so treat it as a floor you can budget against rather than a quotation.
- How many hours do I need?
- Three hours covers the usual evening slot at a wedding. Booths sit idle during the meal and during the first dance, so paying for those hours rarely buys anything.
- When was this checked?
- The retrieval date sits beside every figure in the table above, and the whole record is re-fetched and re-matched when it is rebuilt. If the supplier repriced, the ingest fails rather than shipping the old number.