1. Choose the experience
Start with photographs or video, then the way guests take part. Use the booth comparison to prepare a shortlist. The exact equipment, availability, staffing and output are confirmed in your quote.
2. Choose useful hours
Mark arrival, food, speeches, activities and finish on your timetable. The Magic Mirror has two-, three- and four-hour options; another format needs its own operating window. Keep setup access separate from the time guests can use the equipment.
3. Ask the venue the practical questions
- Where can equipment unload, and how far is the route to the setup area?
- Are there steps, narrow doors, lifts or parking restrictions?
- When is the room available for setup and collection?
- Is suitable electricity available at the position?
- Does working Wi-Fi reach that position, with login details available?
- Can guests approach without blocking doors or another activity?
4. Compare the complete quote
The Mirror starts at £250 for two hours. Check the final event total, equipment, hours, output and inclusions. A photograph or a preferred budget is not a complete booking specification. Read prices and packages for the published offer.
5. Review and keep your brief
Choose a format, review the offer boundaries and keep a brief on your device. Optional event details stay in this page until you copy or download them. Nothing is sent, booked, checked for availability or automatically saved. Leave out guest names, medical details, home addresses and access codes.
Browse the practical guides
Use the photo booth guide library to explore a specific choice, then return here to organise your event notes. The guides cover the output, venue and people without adding an assumed package inclusion.