Write one brief before comparing
Use the same date, venue postcode, approximate attendance, desired output and useful operating window for each request. If one proposal describes a Mirror and another a moving-camera video experience, recognise that they deliver different things. A lower headline figure cannot tell you whether the package is a better fit without the specification alongside it.
Compare the complete arrangement
| Line to compare | What should be clear |
|---|---|
| Equipment and output | Exact format and photos or clips supplied. |
| Operating hours | Agreed start and finish, with setup scheduling explained. |
| Guest experience | Props, background and any agreed assistance. |
| Photo access | QR or other confirmed output and the host collection. |
| Venue requirements | Access, complete footprint, electricity and working connection. |
| Complete price | Included items, optional extras, travel arrangements and written terms. |
Use the published Mirror offer correctly
The current starting offer is £250 for two-hour Magic Mirror hire, with paperless QR photographs, props, carpet, barriers, unlimited visits in the allocated time and a host folder afterwards. Delivery and setup are included during the selected time frame, with the schedule agreed. This is not a universal booth tariff or an hourly rate for longer bookings.
Resolve gaps before accepting
Ask the team to clarify an unexplained item in writing, particularly a preferred backdrop, print request, access restriction or extra operating period. Check payment, change and cancellation terms supplied for the actual booking; no fixed schedule is published here. A comparison worksheet or browser-generated brief does not reserve a date, accept a price or send an enquiry.