What add-ons are worth it for wedding porta potties: lights, mirrors, sinks, attendants?

The separate handwash station with soap and towels and the solar lights are the most worthwhile add-ons for a wedding. An attendant is likely overkill for three units.

A handwash station with real running water, soap and paper towels is a significant upgrade in cleanliness and feel compared to hand sanitizer inside the unit. Solar lights are a safety and convenience essential for evening events to illuminate the path. The extra mirror is a low-cost touch, but guests will notice the handwashing more.

An attendant is valuable for large restroom clusters or high-traffic events to keep them spotless. For three deluxe units on grass with truck access, a pre-event service and a final pump-out after the wedding should be sufficient. Confirm your quote includes a service visit for setup and a final pump-out. The 140-guest count with an open bar and meal means you should ensure your three deluxe units are serviced fully just before the event starts, as they will see heavy use.

Jules is right on the lights and handwashing, but for 140 guests with an open bar and a meal, three deluxe units may be tight. The event planning guideline starts near one unit per 50 to 75 people for four hours, but alcohol and longer events require more units. Adding a fourth unit reduces the chance of lines and keeps each unit cleaner. The attendant is overkill for this size, but confirm your service visit includes a full clean and restock immediately before the event starts, not the day before. With heavy use, the holding tanks in deluxe units fill faster, so a post-event pump-out is essential.