A Magic Mirror wedding at The Postmark
756 photos. A gold frame, and no backdrop.
November 7, 2026. N & T married at The Postmark Hotel, the 1914 post office on Main Street in Newmarket that is now a boutique hotel. We set the gold-framed Magic Mirror up on the rooftop at Overlea, by the windows, with nothing behind it but the room. Guests touched the glass to start, posed for the countdown and held a 4×6 print of the couple's own design seconds later. With six cameras on the tables as well, the night came to 756 photos.
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Their design, their colours, no backdrop
The couple designed their own print, chose the gold frame and skipped the backdrop. Around it they added a phone for messages, cameras on every table, and a seating chart guests could search on their own phones.
- A Magic Mirror in a gold frame, with no backdrop behind it
- Their own print design: one photo per 4×6, olive and champagne
- An audio guest book for messages on a vintage phone
- Six cameras on the tables, for the photos guests took of each other
- A QR seating chart guests searched from their phones
- Four hours, split between cocktail hour and the party after dinner
Up two elevators, built before the ceremony
The Mirror weighs 180 lb, and Overlea is on the fourth floor, two elevator rides up from the Park Avenue side. So we loaded in at 2 PM, an hour before ceremony guests arrived, and built it by the windows: the gold frame, the light above it, the printer and a prop table beside it. We calibrated the printer and ran test prints of the couple's design before anyone came up.
How the four hours ran
- 4:15 to 5:45 PM: open through cocktail hour
- 5:45 to 9:30 PM: idle through dinner, at no charge
- 9:30 PM to midnight: back on for the party
- Props: feather boas, light-up bunny ears, giant glasses and signs
756 photos, and two corgis in boas
Bunny ears on the bridal party, a Congrats to the Newlyweds sign that went around all night, and two corgis carried up to the Mirror in pink and blue feather boas. Five frames from the Mirror:
The prints
One photo on every 4×6, in the couple's own design: olive green, a champagne border, and their monogram with a dog and a cat worked into the letters. They sent the artwork, we checked the resolution and loaded it, and guests held each print seconds after the countdown.
Four pieces, one booking
Touch the glass to start
The Magic Mirror talks guests through the pose, counts them down and prints the 4×6 seconds later, with an attendant beside it all night. A gold frame suits a room like Overlea with no backdrop at all.
Scan, search, find your table
Guests scanned a QR code and searched their name. When the seating plan changed two days before the wedding, we updated the list and the QR code stayed the same. That's Find My Seat, part of Pic Booth One.
Pick up the phone, leave a message
Guests lift a vintage phone and talk to the couple. The recordings went to them the Monday after, with every photo. More on the audio guest book.
Six cameras, no screens
Cameras on the tables catch what the Mirror can't: the toasts, the tables, the people who never walked up. Guests pass them around and shoot each other. Here's how screen-free wedding cameras work.
The Wedding Bundle covers a four-hour attended Magic Mirror, an audio guest book and Pic Booth One for $1,099, travel included. The Signature Bundle adds five screen-free cameras, a QR Ticket Station and a live slideshow for $1,299.
Getting married in Newmarket or York Region?
We drive up from St. Catharines for weddings across York Region, Toronto and the GTA. The $1,099 Wedding Bundle includes the travel.
About wedding photo booths in Newmarket
Do you bring a wedding photo booth to Newmarket?
Yes. We drove up from St. Catharines for this wedding at The Postmark Hotel on November 7, 2026, and we cover Newmarket and the rest of York Region along with Toronto and the GTA. Travel is included in every Wedding Bundle.
Have you set up at The Postmark Hotel?
Yes. The Magic Mirror went on the rooftop at Overlea, the hotel's fourth-floor restaurant, by the windows. Equipment goes up in two elevators from the Park Avenue side, so we loaded in at 2 PM, an hour before ceremony guests arrived. The Mirror needs a space about 6 by 8 feet with an outlet within 20 feet.
Does the Magic Mirror need a backdrop?
No. The Mirror works without one, and at this wedding the room behind it did the job. If the wall behind your booth is busy or bright, pick a backdrop from our library and we bring it.
Can the photo booth hours be split around dinner?
Yes, and we don't charge for idle time. Here the Mirror ran from 4:15 to 5:45 PM through cocktail hour, waited through dinner, then ran again from 9:30 PM to midnight: four hours of service in two blocks.
Can we use our own print design?
Yes. This couple sent their own artwork for a one-photo 4x6 portrait print, and we checked the resolution and loaded it before the wedding. You can also pick a layout from our template library and we set your names, date and colours.
How much is a Magic Mirror wedding package?
The Wedding Bundle is $1,099: a four-hour attended Magic Mirror, an audio guest book and Pic Booth One, with travel included. The Signature Bundle is $1,299 and adds five screen-free cameras, a QR Ticket Station and a live slideshow. Prices plus HST.
More GTA weddings are on our Toronto wedding photo booth page, and closer to Newmarket on our Markham and Vaughan pages.
Date, venue, guest count? Tell us the wedding.
Send the date and the venue. We'll tell you what's open, how the hours can split around dinner, and which bundle fits. Travel to Newmarket and York Region is included in every Wedding Bundle.
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