Photo booth rental in Kent County, Delaware
Delaware's capital county mixes casino ballrooms, farm weddings and winery parties, and most of it is inside our free travel zone.
From the capital to the fairgrounds
Kent County's celebrations have range: ballroom weddings and banquets at Bally's Dover Casino Resort, farm weddings at King Cole Farm, winery celebrations at Harvest Ridge in Marydel and country-club receptions at Wild Quail in Camden Wyoming. In Smyrna, the restored 1870 Opera House hosts concerts and community events, and Painted Stave Distilling rents private event space.
Delaware became the first state on December 7, 1787, when delegates meeting at the Golden Fleece Tavern in Dover ratified the Constitution. Today the county's biggest crowds come for NASCAR at the Monster Mile and the ten-day Delaware State Fair in Harrington.
Towns we serve in Kent County
Flat travel fees from our Sussex County base, gas and tolls included. Any address not listed gets its fee on your proposal before you sign.
Venues across Kent County
Bally's Dover Casino Resort
Casino resort hotel with the Rollins Center ballroom. Formerly Dover Downs.
Dover
King Cole Farm
Farm wedding venue with a barn and outdoor ceremony site.
Dover
Harvest Ridge Winery
Winery with a banquet room and courtyard.
Marydel
Wild Quail Golf & Country Club
Country club ballroom.
Camden Wyoming
Smyrna Opera House
Restored 1870 opera house and community arts center.
Smyrna
Delaware State Fairgrounds
Exhibition halls. Memorial Hall, Exhibit Hall and Quillen Arena.
Harrington
Listed to help you plan. We aren’t affiliated with these venues, so check that yours allows a photo booth and ask about load-in.
When Kent County celebrates
The season opens with Dover Days on the first weekend of May and NASCAR at Dover Motor Speedway the same month, peaks with the ten-day Delaware State Fair in late July, and winds down with Paint Dover in October and harvest events at farm venues.
What people celebrate here
- Casino-resort ballroom weddings and banquets
- Farm and barn weddings
- Country-club weddings
- Winery showers, class reunions and holiday parties
- Conventions, conferences and corporate meetings
- Fundraisers and large dinners at the fairgrounds
- Private distillery parties
On the local calendar
- May, first weekendDover Days Festival and Parade
- MayNASCAR at Dover Motor Speedway
- Late JulyDelaware State Fair, ten days in Harrington
- OctoberPaint Dover at the Biggs Museum of American Art
Planning notes for Kent County
- Travel
- Dover, Milford, Harrington, Camden and Felton are inside our free travel zone. Smyrna, a little farther north, is Zone 2.
- Big halls
- In an exhibition hall or ballroom, place the booth near the dance floor or bar so guests find it. It needs one standard outlet within 25 feet.
- What the booth needs
- About 10 by 10 feet, one standard outlet within 25 feet, cover and shade outdoors, and about an hour to set up before your booth time starts.
Packages for Kent County events
Every package includes unlimited sessions, custom-designed 2x6 strips, the live lookbook and an attendant. Prices don't include the service fee on card payments.
See everything in each packageThe Cameo
2 hours of booth time, unlimited sessions
$625
Travel to Kent County included
The Scene Stealer
3 hours of booth time, unlimited sessions
$835
Travel to Kent County included
The Showstopper
4 hours of booth time plus an intermission hour, unlimited sessions
$1,150
Travel to Kent County included
Questions about Kent County events
- Is travel free in Kent County?
- For most of it. Dover, Milford, Harrington, Camden and Felton are within 40 driving miles of our base, so travel is free. Smyrna is in Zone 2, a flat $80 that covers gas and tolls.
- Can you do a winery or distillery party?
- Yes. Showers, reunions, birthdays and holiday parties at a winery or distillery are a great fit. We need a level 10 by 10 foot spot and one standard outlet within 25 feet.
Nearby areas we serve
Make a scene in Kent County
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