How Much Does a Photo Booth Cost in Oregon?
A useful photo booth quote should tell you more than the starting price. You need to know whether the booth prints, how guests receive their files, who runs it, how long it stays, and what travel or extra hours will cost. Apogee's seven booth styles start at $545. Every option includes a custom overlay, setup and teardown, instant text delivery, and an online gallery. Most styles include an attendant, while the digital Companion is the self-serve choice. Your final quote accounts for the booth, rental length, date, venue, and travel, so you can compare the real total before you book.
The short answer for 2027
Our 2027 pricing starts at $545, and that number includes setup, a custom overlay with your names or colors, instant text delivery, and an online gallery. Most booth styles include an attendant; the digital Companion is self-serve.
Three things move the number from there: which of the seven booth styles you pick, how many hours it runs, and whether you pair it with a DJ. The table is the fast version.
| What you're booking | 2027 price |
|---|---|
| Any photo booth, all seven styles | From $545 |
| Wedding DJ + any booth, booth runs all 6 hours | $2,445 flat, saves $550 |
| Any booth with our Event DJ (non-wedding) | $200 off the booth |
| Extra hour with DJ and booth both running | $300 |
The seven booth styles, and who they're for
We run seven booth styles, and they solve different problems. Pick by what your guests will actually do with it, not by the gear list.
One note from twenty years of watching people use these: guests get sillier behind a curtain, and open-air setups swallow big groups. At a vineyard wedding outside Salem, twelve people packed into one shot, and the couple framed it.
| Style | What guests get | Built for |
|---|---|---|
| Companion | Digital photos texted instantly, no prints | Tight budgets and phone-first guests |
| Princess | Prints on site, plus every shot texted | Classic print strips with a ring light |
| Glam | Soft-glow filtered shots, prints and digital | The black and white glam look |
| Queen | Premium DSLR shots with AI options, prints and digital | The best image quality we offer |
| 360 | Slow-motion video clips, digital only | Social video, one group at a time |
| Magic Mirror | Photos from a full-length interactive touchscreen mirror | Guests who want the booth to be part of the show |
| Roaming | Candid shots from an attendant who comes to your guests | Cocktail hours, dance floors, and big rooms |
What every booth includes
Every Apogee booth ships with the same baseline, whatever the style.
That baseline matters when you compare quotes. A cheaper booth without an attendant stops being cheap the moment nobody can get it working at hour two.
- A trained attendant, start to finish
- Custom overlay with your names, date, and colors
- Instant text delivery of every photo
- Online gallery after the event
- Delivery, setup, and teardown
- Unlimited sessions, no per-photo caps
- Props if you want them
What actually moves the price
When two Oregon quotes differ by hundreds of dollars, it is almost always one of these.
- Booth style: premium DSLR gear and 360 rigs cost more to run than a simple open-air setup
- Hours: a booth that runs six hours costs more than one that runs three, unless it's inside the wedding bundle, where it already runs all six
- Prints or digital: print hardware adds cost, so digital-only setups sit at the low end of the range
- Roaming: someone carries the booth to your guests all night, and that labor is part of the price
- Travel: there is travel is calculated by service and the exact charge appears in your quote
Photo booth vs 360 booth
These are different machines for different jobs. A standard photo booth runs continuously, groups cycle through fast, and guests leave with prints in hand. A 360 booth takes one group at a time, shoots slow-motion video, and turns out clips people post before the night ends. No prints.
Plenty of couples run both, the 360 for highlight moments and a print booth to keep the line moving. If you're picking one, pick by your crowd: print people or post people.
The bundle math most people miss
Our Wedding DJ is $1,650 for five hours. Add any of the seven booths and the flat price is $2,445, with the booth running the entire six-hour reception. Booked separately, the same pair costs $2,995, so the bundle saves $550. It's also one crew, one load-in, and one contract.
Need the party to run longer? An extra hour with the DJ and booth both going is $300. Not a wedding? Our Event DJ is $1,250 for three hours, and it takes $200 off any booth.
If you're stacking more than entertainment, The Apogee Experience bundles the DJ, any booth for all six hours, all-day photography, a full film with drone, and full planning for $12,445. That's $1,935 less than the $14,380 those pieces cost alone.
Where we run booths, and what to check before you book
We're based in downtown Salem, our studio sits at 285 Liberty St NE inside Cellar 54, and there is travel is calculated by service and the exact charge appears in your quote. We are the exclusive photo booth partner at The Reed Ballroom and the exclusive provider at Cellar 54, so if your event is at either, the booth question is already answered.
The rest of the state gets the same crew and gear. We've run a roaming booth through a corporate holiday party in Eugene, catching shots a stationary booth would have missed, and worked a cold Oregon Coast wedding where the booth became the spot guests kept coming back to all night. Portland, Bend, Medford, Albany, Corvallis, Roseburg, and the coast are all regular territory.
Wherever you book, check four things before you sign.
- An attendant with most booth styles; the digital Companion is self-serve
- Backup gear on site, ask what happens if the printer dies at 9pm
- Reviews you can actually read, we keep 370+ five-star reviews across Google, WeddingWire, The Knot, Yelp, and Facebook
- A track record, we've run 2,000+ events over 20 years, and whoever you hire should be able to say something close