Renty rents out compact bubble machines and bubble-fog machines. You can book online and pick up for free or have the machine delivered and set up for you. You can see which devices are available for your date directly in the catalog.
Inside the device, a wheel with several rings rotates through a shallow tray of bubble fluid. The liquid is a highly diluted, water-based soap solution. Each ring picks up a thin film, and a fan behind it pushes air through. The film detaches as a bubble. That’s all there is to it. Nothing is heated and nothing is under pressure, so there is no warm-up time: plug it in, switch it on, and after a few seconds, the first bubbles appear.
How dense the stream is depends on the number of wheels and the power of the fan. One wheel is enough for a corner; multiple wheels fill an entire area. It is best to place the machine in an elevated position and blow over the guests, not directly into them. Bubbles are most visible in backlighting or in front of a dark wall.
One type of model additionally fills every bubble with fog. A heating element vaporizes fog fluid, and the vapor is trapped inside. When they burst, a small cloud remains. Colored LEDs also tint the bubbles in any color. This is the most eye-catching effect in the category and the only one that requires significant power.
Bubble machines differ primarily in how many bubbles they produce per minute, how long they can keep it up, and whether the bubbles remain clear or carry fog. Three questions, and the choice becomes easy: you will know which model fits your event.
The most common reason is the moment after the "I do." The couple steps out of the church. Instead of rice or confetti, a cloud of bubbles fills the air. This has two practical advantages: nothing is left behind that someone has to sweep up. Many venues that ban rice and confetti allow bubbles. Everything else needed for such a day can be found under wedding equipment.
The second major occasion is a children's party. There, the machine isn't just a ten-second effect, but an activity: children chase the bubbles as long as they keep coming. This requires a device that lasts for hours without constant refilling. Plus, a space where no one is running. Ideas for the rest of the afternoon can be found under birthday equipment.
The same effect impacts adults and children differently. This determines the runtime. Adults see a picture and take photos of it; children run after them. At a party with a mixed audience, the machine should therefore run briefly for the mood rather than continuously. Otherwise, the fun is over after ten minutes and the atmosphere loses its spark. The highlight is the moment it turns on, not the hour after. For children's birthdays, the opposite applies: there, supply is more important than timing.
In between are the occasions spread throughout the year: summer festivals in the courtyard, garden parties, company celebrations, milestone birthdays, photo booths at street fairs, or commercial shoots. What they all have in common is that bubbles work just as well in daylight as they do in a dark hall. Almost no other effect device can do that. It is the reason why these devices are in highest demand during the summer. If you are planning an event between May and September, it is better to book early.

The machine blows bubbles filled with fog through the garden. This creates small wisps of fog in the air when they burst.
Both are often mentioned in the same breath, yet they do different things. Bubbles are individual items that you follow with your eyes; fog is a surface that fills the room and colors the entire environment. If you want a moment for a photo, choose bubbles. If you want to see light beams, choose fog.
In planning, one difference matters more than the visuals: bubbles don't need darkness, but fog does. Bubbles refract light instead of scattering it. They look just as good on a bright afternoon as they do in the evening.
Both can be used together, but individual bubbles are visually lost in the fog. If you want both at the same time, choose the model that combines them in one device. If you want them separate, separate them in time: bubbles for the entrance, fog later for the music. You can find the devices for this under fog machines and hazers, and all effect equipment under effect technology.
From €49.90 per day, including fluid and all-risk insurance. Each additional 24-hour day costs 15% of the base price, meaning three days cost €64.87 instead of three times €49.90. The rental price per day therefore decreases with the duration of the rental.
In practice, this means: A weekend from Friday to Sunday counts as three rental days. If you pick up on Friday and return on Monday, you don't pay triple, but about a third more than for a single day. This is standard for weddings, as the equipment is usually set up the day before.
Buying your own device is only worth it if you plan to use it several times a year. A bubble machine sits in storage for the rest of the year and needs to be rinsed after every use; otherwise, bubble fluid dries in the rings and the wheel will no longer grip. For one or two events a year, renting is the simpler calculation. The rental terms include everything that costs extra elsewhere: no deposit, cleaning after return, fluid, and insurance. Every item is checked and rinsed before handover.
You pick up the equipment from the location in your city and set it up yourself. Everything is prepared for plug-and-play, and there is a video tutorial for every device.

We bring the equipment to your venue and pick it up again after the event. You can handle the connection and setup yourself; every device is prepared for it.

We set up the equipment on-site, handle the cabling, configure the sound and lighting, and dismantle everything after the event. You receive a fully configured system ready to go.

A technician stays on-site during the event, responds to changes in the schedule, and handles the teardown afterward. The safest option for speeches and presentations.

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How much does it cost to rent a bubble machine?
A bubble machine at Renty starts at €49.90 for the first day of rental. Each additional 24-hour day costs 15% of the base price, so three days would cost €64.87. Bubble fluid and all-risk insurance are included, and there is no security deposit. Both options—clear bubbles and bubbles with fog—are calculated using the same scale. You can see the exact rental price per device on the tile in the catalog above.
How long does a tank filling last?
That depends on the device. The Antari B-100 holds 0.7 liters and, according to the manufacturer, consumes 8.3 milliliters per minute, which mathematically allows for about 84 minutes of continuous operation. For a single moment, 30 seconds is enough, so one filling will easily last through an entire evening. Refilling takes less than a minute. The number of refills depends entirely on how long the machine is actually running. Bubble fluid is included in the rental price.
Do bubbles make the floor slippery?
Yes, on smooth floors. Popped bubbles leave behind a thin film of soap, which can become slippery on tiles, sealed wood, or screed. Therefore, never aim the machine directly at the dance floor, stairs, or stage entrances; keep a few meters of distance and wipe the area down after the effect. This advice applies to all indoor use, regardless of the device.
Does a bubble machine work outdoors?
Yes. The effect actually looks best outdoors because bubbles do not require darkness. The enemy is the wind. Even a light breeze will carry the bubbles away before they have an effect. Rain will dissolve them immediately. In dry, calm weather, place the machine in an elevated position and let it work with the wind at its back.
Are bubble machines suitable for children?
The effect itself is designed for this purpose, and children's parties and birthdays are among the most common occasions. However, the liquid is still a cleaning agent and should not get into eyes or mouths. Therefore, place the machine out of reach, do not aim it at faces, and do not leave the canister open. Keep an eye on the floor, as children tend to run after the bubbles. The same applies to adults, though they are less likely to chase them.
Do bubbles leave stains on clothing?
Generally, no. The fluid is a highly diluted, water-based soap solution that dries without leaving a residue. On delicate fabrics like silk, a water mark may remain until the fabric has dried completely. For a wedding dress, the same rule applies as for the floor: blow the bubbles over the guests, not directly at them.
Do I need my own fluid?
No. Bubble fluid is included in the Renty rental price, so you don't need to buy or restock anything. Do not use your own dish soap in the machine, as the rings and fan are calibrated to the viscosity of our specific fluid. Using the wrong solution will immediately degrade the quality of the bubbles, resulting in very few being produced. Residue will also dry and clog the wheel.
How do you find out if a machine is available in your city?
Enter your city and date in the catalog above. The location filter will then only show devices available in that area. The calendar will tell you if they are free on your chosen day. The description on each tile lists the design type, daily rate, and key specifications. If nothing is currently available, use the form to request a free quote; we can also deliver from a neighboring location.
A bubble machine creates bubbles using a rotating wheel and a fan. The wheel dips rings into a tray of fluid, and the air pushes the film out as a bubble. Nothing is heated and nothing is pressurized, so the device is ready to use immediately after switching it on. Whether you are looking for a bubble machine, a bubble generator, or a bubble blower for an event, they all refer to the same type of equipment. Renting, hiring, or leasing a bubble machine through Renty leads to the same catalog.
Our rental range includes compact units, high-output machines, and models that fill bubbles with fog. The Eurolite B-90 weighs 2.1 kg, draws 12 watts, and can be operated hanging or standing. The Antari B-100 uses two bubble wheels and a fan to distribute bubbles throughout the room. The BeamZ SB2000LED encapsulates fog in every bubble and illuminates them with 18 colored LEDs. You can see which machine is available for your date in the catalog above. Each product listing shows its daily rate, design type, and location.
When comparing providers, two terms appear. A mini bubble machine is the compact design for small parties, such as the Eurolite B-90 here. The fan system is the blower behind the wheel. Whether the bubbles get stuck in front of the device or reach the room and the garden depends on this.
Rental prices are gross and are listed online, without inquiry and without negotiation. Renting a bubble machine starts at €49.90 per day; three days cost €64.87. From the second rental day onwards, 15% of the base price is added per day, so the price per day decreases with the duration. Bubble fluid is included, there is no deposit, and all-risk insurance is included in the price.
The two most common occasions are weddings and children's parties. At a wedding, the machine is used for the exit from the ceremony, runs for half a minute, and creates the picture that ends up in every album afterward. Many venues ban rice and confetti but allow bubbles because they leave nothing behind. At a children's birthday party, it is the other way around: the machine runs for hours and is the attraction itself. In between are summer festivals, openings, street fairs, and photo points. What is not included: a bouncy castle, a cotton candy machine, or a popcorn cart are not in the catalog here. If you need both for a children's party, book the equipment here and the rest from a local party rental service.
The big advantage over other effects is that bubbles do not need darkness. They refract light instead of scattering it. That is why they work just as well on a bright afternoon as they do in a hall. Fog, on the other hand, is barely visible in daylight and requires coordination with the venue because it can trigger smoke detectors. With bubbles, this is not an issue, which is why they are allowed in some churches and halls where fog is out of the question. Bubbles are best seen in backlighting or against a dark surface. The enemy is the wind: even a light breeze carries them away before they can have an effect. Rain dissolves them immediately.
The question customers ask most often is not about wattage, but about the floor. One point therefore belongs on every page regarding this topic: popped bubbles make smooth floors slippery. The machine should therefore blow across the area and not at the guests, and keep a distance from stairs and the dance floor. On parquet or tile, you should mop once after the effect. If you want to rent a bubble machine, it is best to compare not only the daily price but also what is included. With some providers, fluid, deposit, and insurance are extra; here, they are included. The catalog above shows which machine is available. Booking is done online without an inquiry.
Whether the effect works is determined not by the wattage, but by the location. Bubbles are light; they follow every movement of air and only last a few seconds. Four situations cover almost every case.
The height of the room determines how long a bubble stays in the air. Under a low ceiling, it pops early; in a high hall, it floats visibly for a long time. Watch out for air conditioning and open doors, as drafts will drive the entire stream into a corner.
Outdoors, the effect carries the furthest as long as it is calm. Even a light breeze disperses the bubbles before anyone sees them, and rain dissolves them immediately. Place the machine in an elevated position and let it work with the wind at its back; then the stream will move in the desired direction and fill the surroundings instead of drifting past you.
A machine serves one direction, not a whole room. For a walkway or a photo booth, one device is enough; for a wide area, place one at each of two corners and have them blow toward each other. The blower carries the bubbles further than the wheel alone could. The size of the area determines the number of devices, not the type.
Bubbles refract light; they do not glow themselves. They are best seen in backlighting or against a dark surface, and worst in evenly bright light. A single spotlight from the side costs nothing and turns an inconspicuous effect into a picture that looks great in photos.
Less than most people assume. The Antari B-100 holds 0.7 liters and, according to the manufacturer, consumes 8.3 milliliters per minute. Mathematically, that is about 84 minutes of continuous operation from one filling. Other devices are thirstier: a common specification is 500 milliliters for about 20 minutes, which would be about three times as much. However, because a machine is practically never running continuously, one filling is enough for all the effect moments combined during a normal evening. The BeamZ SB2000LED has two separate tanks, one liter for the bubbles and 1.25 liters for the fog. Fluid does not need to be booked by the liter; it is included with every device.
All rental units require a power outlet; none run on batteries. The voltage is 230 volts everywhere, so a standard power connection is sufficient. Only the BeamZ SB2000LED comes with a remote control. It works via radio frequency and is worth more during an event than it sounds: the effect starts at the perfect moment without anyone having to push through the guests to reach the machine. The other two are operated directly on the unit and therefore require a location that is accessible during the party. The data in the table comes from the manufacturers' data sheets, not from the catalog.
The power consumption is notable. It clearly distinguishes the different types. A pure bubble machine draws double-digit wattage, not hundreds, because it doesn't heat anything. A motor turns the wheel, a blower blows, and that's it. This means it runs on any power outlet, even a power strip that already has lights and music connected. As soon as fog is added to the bubbles, a heating element is required. Then the rating plate shows a much higher figure: the BeamZ SB2000LED draws 2,000 watts and takes three minutes to warm up. If you are operating it on a circuit that already has an amplifier connected, it is better to calculate this in advance using the power consumption calculator.
One figure appears on almost every provider's site but is intentionally missing here: up to 1,500 bubbles per minute. None of our equipment manufacturers publish such a value. Any figure adopted would be a guess. It would only be comparable if everyone measured under the same conditions, and none of these specifications say anything about that. For planning purposes, other factors matter: the number of bubble wheels and the power of the blower. Both are listed in the table and on every product tile.
When refilling, only one thing matters: use the provided bubble fluid. Dish soap or homemade mixtures have a different viscosity, and the rings are not designed for them. The quality of the bubbles will suffer immediately, and fewer will be produced. Residue will dry and harden on the wheel. Professional bubble fluid also leaves fewer residues on floors and clothing than homemade mixtures. After use, it is best to run the machine briefly with clean water to keep the rings clear; Renty will take care of the cleaning after the return.
We also offer the Antari B-200 Bubble Machine DMX for rent. It works with multiple bubble wheels and three fans that carry the stream significantly further. It can be integrated into a lighting console via DMX, making it the ideal device for a schedule that needs to be precise to the second. The daily rate and availability can be found on its tile at the top of the catalog.
Yes. This is the most important point in the planning process. Every bubble that pops on the floor leaves behind a drop of soap solution. On carpet or grass, this isn't noticeable. On tiles, sealed wood, and screed, a film forms after a few minutes that is noticeably slippery. Running the effect over a dance floor creates a hazard exactly where people are dancing. Four rules are enough to prevent this.
The machine should blow across the area where the party is happening, not directly into it. This way, most bubbles pop in the air rather than where guests are standing.
Keep stairs, stage entrances, and the dance floor clear. These are the areas where a thin film causes the most trouble because people are walking there quickly.
On carpet, the moisture is absorbed and remains unnoticeable. On parquet, tiles, and screed, it is worth using a mat or wiping the floor immediately after the effect, before anything has a chance to dry.
The canister contains a cleaning agent and must remain closed, especially at children's parties. It is an eye irritant, so the machine should never be pointed at faces.
Calculate how much space your guests need. This determines whether one machine is enough.
A schedule with times and buffers. This shows exactly when the bubble moment is planned.
Fog fills the room and makes light beams visible. The perfect effect for the darker part of the evening.
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