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Magic Mirror Photo Booth Hire

The Magic Mirror is a full-length mirror that photographs the people standing in front of it. Everyone fits in, which is the thing an enclosed booth cannot do, and it looks like a mirror rather than like hired equipment.

That last part is why it ends up in venues where a curtained booth would look wrong.

Why the mirror rather than a booth

An enclosed booth takes four people at a push. The mirror takes a whole family, a whole table, or a wedding party who all want to be in the same photograph, because there is no shell to fit inside.

It also stands in the room like furniture. In a panelled dining room or a listed hall, a booth announces itself as hire equipment across the corner of the room. The mirror does not.

The screen guides guests through the shoot as they use it.

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What comes as standard

An attendant stays with the mirror for the whole hire.

Prints are unlimited on the night, so guests take as many as they like rather than counting them. There is a props box. Afterwards we send you the full set of images, including everything that never got printed.

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Weddings

Most of our mirrors go into weddings, and usually into the kind of room where the look of the thing matters as much as the photographs.

If you are already booking a DJ or a dance floor with us, we coordinate the mirror alongside them so you are not managing two suppliers.

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Corporate events and parties

At corporate events the mirror works as a branded surface. The print border can carry your logo, and the screen can be skinned to match, so what guests take home carries your brand rather than ours.

Most of our work is in London and the South East, though we cover a good deal further than that. Tell us your venue.

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Booking a Magic Mirror

Most people book the mirror alongside a DJ or a dance floor, and we handle the coordination between them. You can also book one on its own.

If you are weighing it against the other options, there is a comparison of all four on the photo booth hire page.

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Magic Mirror hire questions

What is a Magic Mirror photo booth?

A full-length mirror that photographs the people standing in front of it, with the screen guiding them through the shoot. It does the same job as a photo booth without anyone having to get inside anything.

How is it different from a normal photo booth?

Two things. Everyone fits in, because there is no shell to squeeze into, so whole groups can be in one photograph. And it looks like a mirror rather than like hired equipment, which matters in rooms where a curtained booth would look out of place.

Is an attendant included?

Yes, for the whole hire. They keep it running, help guests use it, and deal with anything that goes wrong on the night rather than leaving it to you.

Are prints unlimited?

Yes. Guests print as many as they like through the evening rather than working to a set number.

Do we get the photographs afterwards?

Yes. We send you the full set of images after the event, including the ones nobody printed on the night.

Can the prints be branded for a corporate event?

Yes. We can add a logo to the print border and skin the screen to match. The prints guests take home carry your branding rather than ours.

How much space does a Magic Mirror need?

Around two and a half to three metres square, with a metre or two in front for people to queue, and a standard socket within reach. We confirm exact dimensions once we know the room.

How do I get a quote for Magic Mirror hire?

Use the Quick Quote form or call 0800 288 8618. Tell us the venue and date, plus roughly how many guests you are expecting, and we will come back with a price.

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or speak to us on 0800 288 8618