
Signature Classic Photo Booth
The usual pairing: guests get a print strip from the Signature Classic and a keychain from the same photo. Keychains are $150 added to a Signature booking.

Photo favours made on site
Each guest poses at the booth and leaves with their own photo in a metal keychain, assembled in front of them in about a minute. $200 per 100 pieces, or $150 added to a Signature Classic booking, across Toronto and the GTA.
Custom keychain design, real metal hardware, a digital copy for every guest and an attendant who assembles every piece. Open every day, 9:00 am to 11:00 pm.
A keychain photo booth photographs guests the same way a classic booth does, then prints the photo small and seals it into a metal keychain on the spot. The design around the photo carries your names, date, monogram or logo, so the favour is personal twice over: it shows the guest and it shows your event. Guests clip it to their keys or bag and carry it for years, which is more than can be said for the candy left on reception tables in Vaughan and Mississauga banquet halls.
Just Great Events runs the keychain booth with a trained attendant who takes the photo, prints it and assembles each piece in roughly 60 to 90 seconds while the guest watches. Owner-run and based in Toronto, we bring the keychain booth to weddings, sweet sixteens, quinceañeras, corporate events and school formals across Brampton, Markham, Richmond Hill, North York, Scarborough, Oakville and Hamilton, on its own or paired with the Signature Classic.

Date, venue, city and the number of guests. Most hosts plan one keychain per guest or per couple; packages are priced per 100 pieces and we help you size the order.
You receive a written quote with the pieces, the hours and every extra listed. After you confirm, we design the small layout with your names, date, monogram or logo that frames every photo and send it for approval.
The attendant arrives before your guests, sets up the booth, backdrop and printer, photographs each guest, prints the photo and assembles the keychain in front of them, then packs up quietly.
The quote covers the whole booking. These items are part of every Keychain Booth rental in Toronto and the GTA, not add-ons.
The package covers 100 finished pieces; extra pieces are $10 each or you can upgrade to a longer rental.
Metal rings, clasps and frames, not plastic, so the favour survives a year on a set of keys.
Each keychain is printed and assembled in about 60 to 90 seconds by the attendant while the guest waits.
A layout with your names, date, monogram, artwork or corporate logo framing every photo, approved by you before the event.
A backdrop from our collection and props suited to the event, the same as a classic booth.
A sharp, well-lit source photo so the small print still looks like a portrait.
One person from our team guides the pose, prints and assembles for the whole rental.
Guests also receive the photo on their phones by text, email, AirDrop or QR code.
Travel within Toronto is part of the base rate. We arrive early and pack up without disrupting the room.
Candy, candles and trinkets stay behind. A keychain with the guest’s own photo leaves in a pocket and is still on their keys next year.
Every piece is different because every photo is different, and every piece carries your names and date.
At a sweet sixteen in Brampton or a quinceañera in Scarborough, a photo keychain beats a goody bag.
A corporate logo on a keychain the guest uses daily is more exposure than a branded pen in a drawer.
The attendant photographs, prints and assembles. The host does not handle a single keychain.
The keychain booth needs about 8 by 8 feet and one outlet, so it fits a corner of a restaurant in Richmond Hill or a condo party room downtown.
Add-ons run for the same hours as the booth and are listed on the same quote.

The usual pairing: guests get a print strip from the Signature Classic and a keychain from the same photo. Keychains are $150 added to a Signature booking.

A signed mirror photo turned into a keychain favour at weddings and galas.

A balloon garland behind the keychain booth gives every small print a colourful background.
Everything below is listed on your written quote. Multi-booth and full-day bookings are quoted on request.
Add any of these when you request a quote.
Prices in CAD within the GTA. Travel outside the GTA is quoted per kilometre.
WeddingsA personal favour that replaces the candy on the table at receptions in Toronto, Vaughan, Mississauga and Oakville.
Birthdays and sweet sixteensKids and teens love a keychain with their own photo, from a Brampton backyard party to a North York restaurant.
Corporate eventsBranded keychains keep the logo in front of clients and staff long after a launch or holiday party downtown.
Proms and graduationsA keepsake students carry all year, with the school name on the design, for Toronto, Scarborough and Markham school events.
Quinceañeras and cultural celebrationsFavours for the court and every guest, designed in the party colours with the name and date.
See the booth in actionRecent keychain designs and setups from events across the GTA in our gallery.We deliver the Keychain Booth to banquet halls, hotels, offices, schools, condos and homes in every city below. Each city page has venue notes and travel details.
Also serving Etobicoke, Burlington, Milton, Newmarket, Aurora, Woodbridge, Thornhill, Ajax, Pickering, Whitby and Oshawa. Travel within Toronto is part of the base rate; travel outside the GTA is quoted per kilometre.
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DSLR camera, studio lighting, custom print template, backdrop choice, props and unlimited sessions for the booked hours.

A full-length touch mirror that talks guests through the pose, lets them sign the screen and prints on the spot.

Black and white portraits with skin smoothing and beauty lighting. A studio-style print and a digital copy within seconds.
Read what couples, planners and event teams say about their booth, their attendant and their prints.
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Send the date, the venue and the guest count. You get a written quote with the booth, the hours and the extras spelled out.