Wedding restroom rentals: deluxe units & trailers
For weddings we usually recommend deluxe flushable units—flush toilet, sink, soap and towels with no water hookup needed—or, for larger and evening receptions, a restroom trailer with running water and air conditioning. Trailers need a garden-hose connection and a 110-volt outlet at the venue. Units are delivered the day before the wedding.
Wedding options
- Most popular
- Deluxe flushable units
- Upgrade
- 2-stall restroom trailer
- Trailer needs
- Hose bib + 110 V
- Timing
- Day-before delivery
Deluxe units or a restroom trailer?
Choose deluxe flushing units when…
- The venue has no hose bib or free outlet
- The lawn is soft or the drive is narrow
- You have up to about 100 guests
- You want units spread around a large property
Choose a restroom trailer when…
- The reception runs into the evening or a hot afternoon (it has A/C)
- You have 100+ guests in one area
- A truck can back onto a firm, level spot
- The venue offers a hose bib and a 110-volt outlet
Full dimensions for every unit are on the rentals overview.
A simple checklist for couples and planners
- Final guest count and reception length
- Alcohol served? (adds 1 unit per 4)
- Any guest who uses a wheelchair → add a Comfort XL or ADA unit
- Trailer only if the venue has a hose bib and a free 110-volt outlet
- Shade and a lit path for evening receptions
- Separate standard unit for vendors and catering
Vineyard, ranch and backyard venues
Many weddings around Brentwood, Oakley, Byron and the Livermore Valley are held on private property, vineyards and ranches with no guest restrooms. Summer receptions are hot—a trailer’s air conditioning matters in July and August. Long gravel drives and soft lawns are common: walk the route a delivery truck will take, and tell us about low branches, narrow bridges or gates.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best porta potty for a wedding?
Agents usually recommend the deluxe flushable unit: flush toilet, urinal, internal sink, soap, paper towels and toilet paper, with its own water supply. For 150+ guests or an evening reception, a restroom trailer with A/C is the upgrade—if the venue has a hose bib and 110-volt power.
How many restrooms for a 150-guest wedding?
For a 6-hour reception with alcohol: baseline 3 units (150 guests × 6 hours) plus 1 for alcohol = 4 units, or one 2-stall trailer plus 2 deluxe units. Add a standard unit for catering staff if they’re on site all day.
Will the units be there before the ceremony?
Yes—wedding units are delivered the day before a Saturday event and collected Sunday or Monday. We don’t guarantee night or event-morning delivery, so plan for the day before.