360 Photo Booth Hire

Think in video, not just a still pose

A 360 booth is a video format, commonly using a camera moving around the guest area to create a short clip. This makes the movement and participation part of the experience. Confirm the platform and camera arrangement for your booking with Fables.

Start with the kind of moment you want guests to enjoy and the result you want them to receive. Ask about the particular clip output, sharing and delivery arrangements. If music, a design treatment, branding or another detail is important, describe it in the enquiry and have it confirmed in the quotation.

360 video booth or a still-photo booth?

A 360 video booth makes sense when you want a short performance as well as a record of the guests: a turn, a wave or a shared pose becomes part of a moving clip. A still-photo booth is the more direct match when your main aim is a posed photograph to save, display or request as a printed keepsake.

Compare the finished result before the equipment name. If you want both portraits and moving clips, include both in the brief and agree how each will be captured and delivered. The current paperless Magic Mirror package is explained separately.

• Start with a sample of the proposed video output so you can judge its framing and style.
• Plan the camera’s full operating area, the guest approach and a waiting area; the platform alone is not the complete space needed.
• Place the queue where it will not cross the moving-camera area, a doorway or the route between tables and the dance floor.
• Include any access or participation needs in the brief before deciding that a platform format suits every guest.
• Choose the operating window around social time, with the main speeches and presentations kept clear.

Plan the guest approach and participation

Discuss how guests will approach, take part and leave the setup. Ask Fables to confirm the equipment’s access and participation requirements, including any platform arrangements. Raise guests’ mobility or assistance needs early so suitability and practical arrangements can be discussed.

Include the expected attendance and operating window, but ask the team about participation rather than assuming a group capacity or number of clips per hour. A clear approach and space around the equipment matter to the plan. Your venue should know what arrangement is being proposed.

Choose the position with the venue

Tell Fables where you would like the 360 booth and describe nearby guest routes, tables, doors and other activities. The moving-camera arrangement needs its particular space and access requirements confirmed; use those details when agreeing the position with your venue.

Share the delivery route, setup restrictions and any room changeover before the event. If the celebration has an outdoor element or is in a marquee, describe that in the enquiry so the team can discuss suitability for the chosen equipment.

Request your 360 booth quote

Send the date, postcode, attendance, preferred operating times and the photo booth experience you want. Confirm the equipment, package, output and delivery or setup arrangements in the quotation. The published £250 for 2 hours offer belongs to the Magic Mirror; 360 hire is quoted for the selected booking.

The client must arrange suitable electricity at the agreed setup location and time, plus working Wi-Fi at the equipment’s operating location and any necessary login details. Fables confirms the equipment requirements. Raise unavailable supplies in advance; own power can be quoted separately but does not provide Wi-Fi.