Foxy planning guide
Photo Booth Space Requirements
Before choosing a booth, check the space, access, power and ceiling height at the venue.
Quick size guide
These are practical planning figures, not a substitute for checking venue access. Leave extra room for guests to queue, staff to work and the booth to be set up without blocking a bar, fire exit or dancefloor.
| Booth | Typical space or size | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Halo Booth | About 2.5m squared | Open-air booth with backdrop, prints and sharing options. |
| Vintage Pod | Similar open-air planning space | Best with a clear backdrop area and room for groups. |
| Oval Booth | Approx 2.0m high x 1.3m wide x 2.3m deep | Classic enclosed booth with setup usually planned before guest use. |
| FotoBox | Approx 2.0m wide x 1.5m deep x 2.0m high | Walk-in booth feel with internal backdrop styling. |
| LED Cube | Approx 2.5m long x 1.85m wide x 2.25m high | Needs more visible floor space and ceiling clearance. |
| Platform 360 | Approx 2.5m to 3.0m squared | Needs clear space around the platform for safe camera movement. |
| Overhead 360 | Approx 3.2m x 3.0m x 2.67m | Height and access are especially important. |
| Party Pod | Small indoor digital setup | Best facing a plain, non-reflective wall for background removal. |
Power and access
Most booth setups need a normal 13A power socket close to the booth position. For hotels and event venues, it is worth checking access routes, lift sizes, stairs, load-in times and whether the booth has to be moved after dinner.
Choose the right route
Check availability or send a corporate brief
Most weddings, parties and standard one-day corporate events can use live availability. Bespoke, branded, multi-day or high-volume events should use the corporate brief form.