Good planning is the key to the success of any event!

Feb 26
16:08

2009

Owen James

Owen James

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Many factors such as flexibility of scheduling, size of installation and coordination of other services such as decorating, catering, and will influence the timing of set up. The same holds true for removal. For large events we usually try to set up one or more days prior to date.Been providing , Event Planner Don't think the marquee will fit where you want it? Just ask us for a no charge, no obligation site inspection. We can also provide you with a CAD layout drawing showing the optimal placement for the tables, chairs, dance floor, bar and stage.

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  • A marquee that can comfortably accommodate your number of guests
  • A layout that will flow well for both ceremony and reception
  • A layout that will work well for electrical,Good planning is the key to the success of any event! Articles heating and lighting needs

    In addition, you'll want to be sure you've considered:

    The position of the bride, groom, cake table and any top tables Suitable access for catering staff, and catering tents if required The position of the dance floor, and it's size

    Owen-James are happy to put our planning expertise at your disposal when considering all of your marquee options and to ensure that the right decisions are made to fit your function. Event Planning Marquee-Occupational Chart

  • Event Seating and Space Informatiuon   Recommended Minimum Cocktail Parties and Receptions     Standing only   8 sq.ft. per person Partial seating   10 sq.ft. per person       Dinner and Banquet Seating     8' Rectangular tables   12 sq.ft. per person 60" Round tables   15 sq.ft. per person 72" Round tables   15 sq.ft. per person       Classroom or Theater Seating     Chairs in rows   8 sq.ft. per person Tables and chairs in rows   10 sq.ft. per person       Additional Allowances     Dance floor (per person)   4 sq.ft. Bar area (per bar)   100 sq.ft. Buffet area (per table)   100 sq.ft. Band (per band member)   15 sq.ft. DJ   50 sq.ft Head table (per person)   15 sq.ft. Speaker/podium area   15 sq.ft.      

    Multiply the number of guests by the recommended square footage per person. This will give you the total square footage necessary. Add the recommended additional allowances for head tables, buffet areas, bars or dance floors. Be sure to check with the decorator, caterer and band or DJ for their specific space requirements.

    # of guests x sq ft per person + space for head tables, buffet tables, stages, bars, dance floors, band/DJ, etc = total square footage for the event. Add a little extra for overflow room.

    Keep in mind that every event is different. Each event deserves to be looked at individually so that the exact size of the tent can be determined based on your personal needs and preferences.

    Another important consideration is the amount of space that is available. You need to allow a minimum of 5' of space on each side of your tent. For example, if you have a 40' x 40' space, the largest tent you can use is 30' x 30'.