How to Choose a Photo Booth for Your Wedding: Mirror, Glambot, 360, AI Rajwada and More
Compare wedding photo booths by what guests take home, space, setup and the function they suit best, from mirror booths and flipbooks to 360 video and Glambot.
Published by Magik Touch · 2026-11-13
Start with what guests should take home
Most couples begin by asking which booth looks best. A better first question is: what should guests leave with? Wedding booths fall into three groups:
- A printed photo to keep: mirror booths, the Polaroid Golden booth, AI portrait booths and the mosaic wall.
- A video for social media: the 360-degree slow-motion booth and the Glambot.
- A one-of-a-kind keepsake: a printed flipbook of a short clip, or a royal AI portrait.
Once you know the takeaway, the choice narrows quickly. Then check space, setup time and the function it will serve.
Wedding booths compared
Space figures are approximate and vary by setup. All of the booths below run for 4 to 5 event hours as standard and include a customized design for your wedding.
| Booth | What guests take home | Space (approx.) | Works best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Regular Mirror | 7×5 inch instant print in your wedding template | 8×8 ft | Sangeets and receptions where guests pose in groups |
| Elite Mirror | 7×5 inch print with a premium booth finish | 8×8 ft | Luxury weddings and formal receptions |
| Jumbo Mirror | Instant print from an oversized mirror visible across the venue | 8×8 ft | Large weddings in big halls and lawns |
| Polaroid Golden | 5×5 inch square, polaroid-style print | 8×8 ft | Weddings and anniversaries with a classic look |
| AI Rajwada | Printed royal Rajwada-style AI portrait | 8×8 ft | Rajasthan destination weddings and heritage venues |
| Mosaic Wall | 5×7 inch print, plus their photo becomes a tile in one big mosaic | 8×8 ft | Large weddings that want a shared artwork |
| Flipbook | A 3×2 inch, 24-page printed flipbook of a short clip | 10×10 ft | Family-friendly functions; book 7 to 10 days ahead |
| 360-Degree Slomo | Slow-motion 360° reel, shared instantly by WhatsApp, AirDrop or QR | 10×10 ft | High-energy sangeets and after-parties |
| Glambot | Robotic-arm slow-motion reel with your overlay | 12×12 ft | Grand entries, sangeets and premium receptions |
Match the booth to the function
A multi-day wedding has functions with very different moods, so one booth rarely fits all of them.
- Mehendi and haldi: relaxed, daytime and family-heavy. Printed keepsakes like the Polaroid Golden booth or a Flipbook work well, and the AI Caricature booth adds laughter.
- Sangeet: the most energetic night. Video formats shine here: the 360-Degree Slomo booth for groups dancing on the platform, or the Glambot for dramatic slow-motion moments.
- Wedding and reception: guests are dressed up and want a good printed photo. A mirror booth or the Elite Mirror suits most receptions; a Mosaic Wall turns everyone’s photos into one artwork.
- Royal and destination weddings: the AI Rajwada booth gives guests a royal portrait that matches a heritage setting.
Beyond booths, two wedding moments are worth considering: Wedding Cake Projection Mapping for the cake reveal, and personalised video invites from the couple before the wedding.
Check the practical details early
- Space: allow the full footprint, not just the booth. It includes the backdrop and room for a queue. Mirror and AI print booths need about 8×8 ft, the 360 booth and flipbook about 10×10 ft, and the Glambot about 12×12 ft.
- Setup time: most booths need about 2 hours for setup and testing; the Glambot needs about 3 hours. Make sure the venue gives access before guests arrive.
- Power: each booth needs a 15A power socket, and video booths also need an extension.
- Internet: the 360 booth and the Glambot need a stable Wi-Fi connection for sharing videos.
- Furniture: booths need a table and a couple of chairs, and print booths need a backdrop area.
For a deeper checklist across all activities, read our guide to space, power and internet for event activities.
Book early in wedding season
Popular wedding dates are shared by many families, and the most in-demand booths are booked first. Flipbooks in particular need confirmation 7 to 10 days before the event. Once your dates and venues are fixed, share them with us and we suggest the right booth for each function.
Frequently asked questions
Which wedding photo booth gives guests a printed photo?
Mirror booths (7×5 inch print), the Polaroid Golden booth (5×5 inch square print), the AI Rajwada and AI Caricature booths, the Mosaic Wall (5×7 inch print) and the Flipbook (a printed 24-page flipbook).
Which booth is best for a sangeet?
Video formats suit the energy of a sangeet: the 360-Degree Slomo booth for groups, or the Glambot for dramatic slow-motion moments.
How much space does a wedding photo booth need?
About 8×8 ft for mirror and AI print booths, about 10×10 ft for the 360 booth and flipbook, and about 12×12 ft for the Glambot. Exact space varies by setup.
Can the photos match our wedding theme?
Yes. The print template or video overlay is customized for your wedding, with your names, date and design.
How long does a photo booth run at a wedding?
The standard booking covers 4 to 5 event hours. Setup and testing happen before that, usually about 2 hours, or about 3 hours for the Glambot.
