Wedding Restrooms for Backyard and Shoreline Weddings
Tent weddings in Fairfield backyards, barn receptions in Monroe and shoreline parties in Black Rock all need restrooms guests won't mind. Deluxe units or a trailer, delivered the day before, placed out of the photos.
- Own yard North End, Bridgeport
- Own trucks no brokers, no subs
- Full price before you pay
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Same-day zone: Bridgeport · Stratford · Fairfield · Trumbull · Shelton · Milford
- 01Do you cover my address?Delivery area: every Bridgeport ZIP (06604–06608, 06610) plus Stratford, Fairfield, Trumbull, Shelton, Milford and the shoreline to New Haven.
- 02How soon can it come?Arrival: the business day before the wedding; collected the next business day.
- 03Which one do I need?Unit: deluxe sink units for up to about 50 guests each, or a restroom trailer when the site has water and power.
- 04Who keeps it clean?Servicing: monthly units get a full pump, scrub and restock every week; event units arrive sanitized and stocked with paper.
- 05What will I pay in total?Price: one written quote listing rental, delivery and pickup, servicing, fuel and tax. What goes into it.
Restroom trailer or deluxe units?
Pick a restroom trailer when the site has a hose spigot, an outlet and level ground, and the party runs into the night. Pick deluxe porta potties with sinks for fields, beaches and barns without power. Either way, add one accessible unit if any guest uses a wheelchair.
| Restroom trailer | Deluxe units | |
|---|---|---|
| Feel | Real bathroom, lights, A/C | Clean single units with a sink |
| Site needs | Water, power, truck access, level spot | Firm ground near the drive |
| Best for | Estates, big backyards, venues with power | Fields, barns, shoreline lots |
| Accessibility | Steps — add an accessible unit | Add an accessible unit |
How many restrooms for a wedding?
A 150-guest wedding running 5 hours with an open bar needs 7 toilets by our count: 3 for the guests, 2 for the longer day and 2 for the bar. A 4-stall trailer plus 1 accessible unit covers the same crowd.
Need it on site today?
Call before noon and dispatch can usually put you on today's truck. You get the full price — delivery, pickup, fuel, tax — before you pay.
Where should wedding restrooms go?
About 100 to 150 feet from the tables, downwind, behind the tent or the garage, with a lit path after dark. Restroom trailers need the truck to get in, so place them before the tent goes up.
Getting married around a holiday?
Drivers don't run on holidays, so a wedding the day after Christmas or on Labor Day weekend needs an earlier drop. Book as soon as the date is set.
Keep planning
Questions callers asked about this
How many stalls should a restroom trailer have?
Plan roughly one stall per 50 guests. A 2-stall trailer suits about 100 guests; a 4-stall about 200. Drinks push the number up.
Do you have a double unit — one side for men, one for ladies?
The simplest answer is two units side by side, or a two-stall restroom trailer if the site has power and water.
Is there any lighting inside? Our party runs until midnight.
Standard units have a translucent roof that lets in daylight but no lights. For night events, hang a battery-powered light inside, or choose a restroom trailer, which has built-in lighting.
Get it on the schedule
A phone call to (475) 317-5899 is quickest — dispatch can quote and book while you're on the line. If you'd rather type, send this six-line work order and we'll call or text back with every charge spelled out.
- Full price before you pay: rental, delivery and pickup, fuel, servicing, tax
- Same-day trucks for calls before noon when a unit is in the yard
- Weekend events dropped Thursday or Friday and collected Monday at no extra charge
- Real people in Bridgeport, Mon–Sat 7am–7pm
