Wedding Portable Toilet Rental
Wedding porta potty rental supplies restrooms for outdoor and backyard weddings, chosen for dressed-up guests and a long evening, and placed where they won't end up in the photos.
What it is
Wedding restrooms get judged differently than they would at a festival. Your guests are dressed up, the evening runs long, and someone is taking photos the whole time. The type of unit matters, and so does where it goes.
Most outdoor wedding sites have one of two problems: no restrooms at all, or restrooms that can't keep up with the whole guest list for a full reception. Either way, you need enough stalls, nice enough for your guests, close by but out of the way.
Key facts
- Start from one unit per 50 guests for four hours, then add for a long reception and a bar.
- Deluxe units have a sink, a mirror and better light inside.
- Place units close by but out of the ceremony and the photos.
- Book as soon as your date and venue are set.
Why people choose it
Units your guests will be comfortable in
Deluxe units have a sink, a mirror and better light inside. It's a noticeable step up from a job-site stall.
Kept out of the photos
We'll help you find a spot that's easy to reach but angled away from the ceremony and the dance floor.
Planned for a long night
Receptions usually run longer than the four-hour figure most sizing guides use, so we plan for that.
Room for every guest
An accessible unit makes things easier for grandparents and anyone with mobility needs. It's easier to include it from the start.
Good for
- Backyard and garden weddings at a private home.
- Barn, farm and vineyard venues.
- Estate weddings without enough restrooms.
- Tented receptions on open land.
- Venues whose restrooms can't handle the full guest count.
Before you book
Walk the spot with your venue
The best spot balances convenience, sightlines and truck access. Agree on it ahead of time so delivery day is simple.
Book as soon as the date is set
Wedding Saturdays book up quickly in spring and fall, and the nicer units go first.
Ask your venue about trailers
If you're considering a restroom trailer, it usually needs a level pad, room to tow it in and a power supply. Check with the venue first, then ask us what's possible.
Common questions
How many porta potties do I need for a wedding?
Deluxe units or a restroom trailer?
Where should the restrooms go?
More answers on the FAQ page.
Need restrooms for a wedding?
Tell us your dates, the address and roughly how many people. We'll take it from there.