SUMMARY
All of the examples in this section are of our own work, which we hope will give you some inspiration for your event. Looking at past events can help to establish what you like, and don’t like, to develop a clear picture of your requirements. At this stage some people choose to employ a wedding or party planner to bring all of their ideas together into a coherent brief.
Whilst every event is completely bespoke, this section aims to outline how we interpret a brief, the equipment we suggest and a guide to the costs. We try to be clear about what we provided and what was supplied by the client, party planner or other contractors.
“The day was amazing and thanks to your team who did a great job, we were really thrilled with it and happy to recommend you.”
TO DISCUSS YOUR EVENT
Arrange a site meeting to discuss how a marquee would work at your venue.
THE BRIEF
This marquee was for a 21st birthday party with around 120 guests. Marquee spaces allowed for a reception area / dance floor, a dining room, a kitchen area and built in loos.
The site had a large power supply so didn’t require a generator, but did require electrical distribution and heating.
THE PLANS
One large marquee was partitioned to create four distinct spaces. An entrance pavilion with decking lead into the reception area. Beyond the reception area was a dining room with the loos and the catering area built in to the far end of the marquee.
The reception area had starcloth roof lining and brushwood walls. We installed a coffee carpet and a black dance floor.
The coffee carpet continued into the dining room, were the roof and wall lining changed to ivory. We used a lot of coloured lighting to create a sunset colour wash across the linings in this area.
THE BUILD
The marquee was built over two days, with the first day being given over to building the structure, floor and internal partitioning. On the second day the marquee lining, lighting and electrical distribution was installed.
Because the loos were built into the marquee, we had to build the structure in such away that the trailer unit could be driven in and positioned. Once the loos were in situ we could seal off the end of the marquee and dress the cloak room and loos.
THE TEAM
We worked on this event with Ginny Loisel Events. Ginny organised the themeing, the loos and the furniture.
Marquees & Pavilions installed the structures, flooring, carpet and linings, the lighting, heating and electrical installation.
The catering was provided by Cavendish Events.
Thanks to Andrew Brackenbury for the photographs.
VIEW MORE PROJECTS
This was one clients vision, but please contact us to discuss you requirements and get a bespoke quotation for your event.
