Your Photo Booth Has a Steering WheelThe Ooby Dooby VW Bus Photo Booth Rental, Texas and Arizona
Five restored Volkswagens, each one a working photo booth on the inside, and easily the best looking thing parked at your venue all night.
The Ooby Dooby bus is $1,500 flat, and it gets cheaper inside a bundle.
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What a VW Bus Photo Booth Actually Costs
No forms to unlock a number, no sales call before you find out. Here it is.
The Ooby Dooby Bus
$1,500 flat
- The bus itself, parked wherever your venue allows
- Unlimited time, the booth stays open as long as the party does
- Unlimited prints and unlimited sessions, every guest, every round
- A friendly attendant who works the line and keeps it moving
- A frame template designed around your colors
- Fun props, signs and hats your guests will actually pick up
- Onsite text and email sharing, plus a full online gallery
The Ooby Dooby VW bus photo booth is $1,500 flat with Weddings Unlimited. That is the whole number: the restored bus parked at your venue, unlimited prints, unlimited sessions, an attendant for as long as the reception runs, props, a frame template in your colors and a full online gallery afterward. It gets cheaper when you bundle it with photography, videography, DJ and MC or coordination, and our standard photo booth, the one with nine booth styles to pick from, is $1,000.
Worth knowing before you book
- Pick your bus. Franky, Sammy, Abby, Ravey and Sandy are five different vehicles, not five paint jobs, and the price is the same either way.
- Arizona has its own bus. Sandy is based in the desert, so a Phoenix wedding is not waiting on a drive out from Texas.
- Check the parking. Lawns, courtyards, driveways and covered patios all work. Some venues have a gate or a weight limit, so we check that before you book.
- Use it all night. Ceremony photos, cocktail hour, the whole reception, or a getaway shot at the end. There is no hourly clock on it.
Five Buses. Five Personalities. Pick Yours.
They are all real Volkswagens, they all have a working photo booth inside, and they all photograph beautifully at golden hour. After that, it comes down to which one feels like your wedding. Tap a name to meet them.
1970 VW Westfalia Camper
Franky
I love to embrace my inner flower child. Step inside and see my flower ceiling and my boxwood walls.
- Flower ceiling
- Boxwood walls
- Roomiest of the five
The one couples pick when the whole wedding is greenery, garden light and a little bit of 1970.
Ask For Franky →
Micro VW Bus
Sammy
I'm petite but a cutie. I have a bit of a rocker side and I love letting my red shine, but I also have a pearly white boho side.
- Red and pearl white
- Boho interior
- Fits the tight spots
Smallest footprint in the fleet, so Sammy gets into courtyards and driveways the bigger buses cannot reach.
Ask For Sammy →
1968 VW Beetle Stretch Limo
Abby
I'm a full photo booth on the inside for your guests to enjoy. I make for the funkiest, coolest limo photo booth you have ever climbed into.
- 1968 Beetle
- Stretched long
- Booth built in
Nobody expects a Beetle to keep going. Guests walk the whole length of her before they figure out where the door is.
Ask For Abby →
1978 VW Vanagon
Ravey
I'm all about love, and I brought the props to prove it.
- 1978 Vanagon
- The Love Bus
- Props on board
Ravey is the one that ends up in half the photos your photographer takes that night without anybody planning it.
Ask For Ravey →
Desert Micro Bus
Sandy
I'm a native of Arizona with a soft spot for rocks, mountains, cacti and sand. Small in size, big in fun.
- Arizona based
- Desert styling
- Micro bus
Sandy lives in the desert, so a Phoenix wedding gets her without paying for a bus to drive out from Texas.
Ask For Sandy →From "Can We Get the Bus?" to Prints In Hand
Four steps, and only one of them is yours.
- 1
Pick your bus
Franky, Sammy, Abby, Ravey or Sandy. Tell us your venue and we check the gate, the drive and the parking before anything gets booked, so nobody finds out on the wedding day that a 1970 Westfalia does not fit.
- 2
We roll in early
The bus parks where your venue allows, the attendant sets up, and the booth is open and tested before your first guest walks in with a drink in their hand.
- 3
Your guests climb in
Unlimited sessions, unlimited prints, props already on board and a frame template built in your colors. The attendant works the line the whole night so it keeps moving.
- 4
Everything comes home
Guests text or email their photos to themselves on the spot, and the full online gallery is waiting for you afterward, with the bus in most of it.
It Is a Photo Booth. It Is Also the Best Backdrop You'll Have All Night.
Most couples book the bus for one reason and then use it for three.
The booth your guests line up for
Doors open, guests pile in, prints come out. Unlimited sessions and unlimited prints means nobody gets told they have already had a turn.
A backdrop that works empty
A restored VW parked on a lawn photographs beautifully whether or not anyone is standing in front of it. Your photographer will find it at golden hour without being asked.
The getaway shot
Couples borrow the bus for portraits, for the exit, and sometimes for the engagement session months before the wedding. Ask us and we will tell you what is possible.
Pair the bus with photography, videography, DJ and MC or coordination and the whole thing gets cheaper, because one team runs your day instead of five strangers who met that morning.
Build Your Bundle →Where the Buses Roll
Our teams work out of six markets. Sandy lives in the Arizona desert, and the rest of the fleet runs out of Texas, so a Phoenix wedding never pays for a bus to drive across New Mexico. We also cover Fort Worth, Beaumont and the Hill Country, just tell us the venue and we will tell you what the drive looks like.
Everything Couples Ask About the Bus
Tap a question. No forms, no sales call required to find out what something costs.
How much does the Ooby Dooby VW bus photo booth cost?
The Ooby Dooby VW bus photo booth is $1,500 flat. That covers the bus at your venue, unlimited prints, unlimited sessions, an attendant for as long as the reception runs, props, a frame template in your colors and a full online gallery. It gets cheaper when you bundle it with photography, videography, DJ and MC or coordination.
What exactly is the Ooby Dooby bus?
It is a restored Volkswagen with a working photo booth built inside it. The bus parks at your venue, the doors open, your guests climb in, and the prints come out. Weddings Unlimited owns five of them.
How many buses are there and how are they different?
There are five. Franky is a 1970 VW Westfalia camper with a flower ceiling and boxwood walls. Sammy is a red and white micro bus with a boho interior. Abby is a 1968 VW Beetle stretched into a limo with the booth built into the cabin. Ravey is a 1978 VW Vanagon known as the love bus. Sandy is a desert styled micro bus based in Arizona.
Is the bus instead of a regular photo booth or in addition to one?
Instead of. The bus is the booth, and it is $1,500. If you would rather have one of the nine standard booth styles, those are the $1,000 photo booth package, and you can see all nine on the wedding photo booth page.
Do we still get unlimited prints if we book the bus?
Yes. The bus runs on the same rules as every Weddings Unlimited photo booth: unlimited prints, unlimited sessions and no time limit on the booth, with an attendant working the line for as long as the reception runs.
Where does the bus park at our venue?
Lawns, courtyards, driveways and covered patios all work. Before anything is booked we check the gate width, the drive and the parking with your venue, so there are no surprises on the wedding day.
What happens if it rains?
The booth is inside the bus, so your guests are under a roof the moment they climb in. If the forecast looks rough, tell us early and we will work with your venue on a covered spot for the bus.
Do you have a VW bus in Arizona?
Yes. Sandy is a desert styled micro bus based in Arizona, so a Phoenix wedding gets a bus without paying for one to drive out from Texas.
Can we use the bus for our getaway car or our engagement photos?
Couples use the bus for portraits, for the exit at the end of the night, and sometimes for an engagement session months before the wedding. Tell us what you have in mind and we will tell you what is possible.
How far will the bus travel?
Our teams work out of Houston, Dallas, Fort Worth, Austin, San Antonio and Phoenix, and we also cover Beaumont and the Hill Country. Distance is one of the things that moves the bus quote, so send us the venue and we will price the drive honestly.
Is there an attendant with the bus?
Yes. An attendant stays with the bus the whole night, works the line, keeps it moving and makes sure every guest leaves with a print in their hand.
Can we bundle the bus with photography, video, DJ or coordination?
Yes, and that is where couples save the most. Booking two or more services together usually saves $1,000 to $3,000 compared to hiring separate vendors, and it means one team is running your day instead of five that met that morning.
Let's Get a Bus to Your Venue
Send us the date and the venue and we will tell you which of the five buses can actually get there and what the night looks like. The bus is $1,500 flat, so there is no quote to wait on and no sales call needed to find out a number.
Weddings Unlimited
Our local team is in Austin, Dallas, Houston, Fort Worth, Phoenix & San Antonio
Celebrations@weddingsunlimited.com
(877) 374-2329