Chair covers transform the appearance of a humble chair into a high class, sophisticated addition to your wedding, event or conference. Our chair covers are a modern take on the traditional chair cover, these covers will fit any chair. Our chair cover hire service is complimented by a variety of sashes. We stock 3 types of chair cover Heavy weight polyester, Cotton and Spandex. Chair cover hire includes delivery set-up and sash. You can also add a fresh flower or butterfly in the back of your chair coverWelcome to Harrogate Wedding Hire We hire a wide range of wedding and event items and services across Harrogate, York, Wetherby, Boroughbridge and the surrounding areas. We offer all our customers a personal and professional wedding hire service, allowing them to enjoy the build up to their wedding with the minimum of fuss. With over 15 years experience in the wedding industry, we know how to make your day a huge success. By dealing with just one hire company for your wedding, you are able to save time and money.
Our dedicated team will liaise with you to ensure the whole process is simple and straightforward. We operate mainly in and around Harrogate but we also provide Wedding Hire in Ripon, Knaresborough, Wetherby, Boroughbridge, York, Thirsk, Northallerton and Tadcaster. We are able to provide hire items further afield but these will be subject to additional travel costs. Please note that we also supply hire items and services for other functions such as Birthday’s Anniversaries and Corporate Events. Click here for more details > View all our Products HereFairytale Backdrop Hire >Light Up Letters Hire >Photo Booth Hire >Chair Cover Hire >Chocolate Fountain Hire >Disco Hire >Mood Lighting Hire >Garden Games Hire >Funky Muppet are a team of professional balloon decorators and chair cover hire specialists based in Leeds, West Yorkshire. Our wedding balloon decorations add sparkle and beauty to your special day, and our party balloon decorations will impress and delight guests both young and old.
Take a look at each of our dedicated pages for more information about your chosen event from wedding balloons, to chair covers, to corporate events. There are literally hundreds of themes to choose from, whether it includes your child’s favourite TV character, the new blockbuster movie or a theme like Las Vegas casinos or Mardi Gras. Take a look at our new balloon releases page for the most up to date releases available. We pride ourselves on enhancing your day, whether it is a wedding, birthday party, christening or corporate event, so your guests are dazzled by the result. One of the newer additions to the Funky Muppet range is our personalisation machine. We can personalise many products from balloons weights to make our designs more personal for your event to wine/beer glasses for gifts. Our team of balloon decorators will match your colours ensuring a fully co-ordinated theme with a choice of balloon arches, balloon clusters, clouds, balloon table tiers and much much more.
Your room will be further enhanced by our chair covers with sashes in your chosen colour. Browse our website and see our extensive balloon decorators gallery for ideas and inspiration and please call us if you have any questions or queries. Brand new for 2016 – LED Starlight Backdrop Curtain We can now offer our beautiful LED Starlight Backdrop Curtain to hire. This is simply stunning for any occasion and brightens up any venue. Available now so get in touch quick to secure your date. Make Your Party Go With A Bang! Thank you ladies so much the balloons were brilliant, you went above and beyond for my wedding. We can't thank you enough.If you have a long-term or permanent difficulty with mobility, getting a wheelchair or scooter, or other mobility equipment, may help you to live more independently. A huge variety of household equipment can help someone who is ill, disabled or frail, including: Find out more about getting the right care equipment.
You may be able to get help to repair, improve, maintain or adapt your home from a local home improvement agency. These agencies are government-funded and not-for-profit, and they provide advice for free. However, they usually charge a fee if you go ahead with any work they recommend. You can find your nearest home improvement agency on the Foundations website. If you're disabled, you can find out whether you can apply for equipment for your home on GOV.UK. If you need a wheelchair, the main decisions you’ll have to make about your chair are: There are pros and cons for each type of chair, so the choice depends on your needs. There are a large variety of wheelchairs and scooters available, so expert independent advice is essential. Some of the things to consider when choosing the right equipment are: The design of the chair affects how it can be used. You should also bear in mind that standard wheelchairs can't be modified. "Active-user" wheelchairs are usually more expensive, but they have the advantage of being adjustable and adaptable.
If you need a wheelchair that’s pushed by someone else, it's still important to consider how easy it will be for them to use it. For example, can they lift it and put it in the boot of the car? Before deciding on a specific style of wheelchair, it's a good idea to try it out around the house or on the local roads. NHS wheelchair services offer assessments to determine what type of wheelchair or mobility equipment you may be entitled to on the NHS. In most cases, you'll be referred to the service by a hospital, doctor, consultant or occupational therapists. See the directory of wheelchair services for a full list of services. In general, wheelchair services are available to people of all ages who have a long-term need for mobility help. However, the specific criteria for whether you're eligible are decided locally and will vary depending on where you live. Before you can be offered a wheelchair, you'll have to undergo an assessment. This will determine if you're eligible and, if so, what type of mobility equipment is most appropriate.
The assessment is normally carried out at NHS wheelchair services centres or clinics. The people who assess you will all be health professionals, such as GPs, occupational therapists, or physiotherapists, and should include a "rehabilitation engineer" (someone who specialises in wheelchairs and seating). There is no one-size-fits-all policy, which means you will be assessed according to your individual needs. The assessment should take into account your physical and social needs, as well as the environment in which you live and work. Many wheelchair services have a waiting list for assessment appointments, so you may have to wait several weeks after being referred to have an assessment. Take a friend, carer or your own therapist with you when you have your assessment. They can help you make the right choice. Also bear in mind that if the service comes to visit you at home or work, you won't be able to see and try the full range of chairs available. Chairs can be adapted if necessary to meet your specific needs.
This is particularly important for children, as their equipment must adjust to their growth and changing needs. If you feel that your wheelchair doesn't fit your current needs any more, contact your wheelchair service and they will reassess you. Some NHS wheelchair services offer a voucher scheme so that you can have more choice of wheelchair. You receive a voucher to the value of the chair you would have been offered after your assessment (which is determined locally in each individual case). You can then put the voucher towards the cost of a chair that you buy privately or in partnership with the NHS. If the maintenance of the wheelchair remains the responsibility of the NHS, you will have to return the chair when you no longer need it. However, you can opt for private maintenance, which will allow you to keep the chair permanently. Not all NHS wheelchair services offer the voucher scheme. Services decide locally whether to have a scheme and how that scheme is applied.
You cannot exchange the voucher for cash. The voucher is non-taxable so it does not affect any disability benefits you receive. The Motability scheme may be of use if you want to hire or buy a powered wheelchair. It is available to people who receive the high rate mobility component of Disability Living Allowance or the War Pensioners' Mobility Supplement. These benefits can be used to pay for the hire or hire purchase of a wheelchair or scooter. You can rent or buy equipment from some commercial companies, but it's important to take independent advice to ensure you make the best choice. The consumer website Which? Elderly Care has lots of advice on choosing and buying mobility products, as does Living Made Easy. Better Mobility has a list of charities that can help to fund mobility equipment for children and adults on its website. Do some research before you choose a wheelchair or scooter. Ensure the chair suits your individual needs, can be maintained, and is a reasonable price.
The following 10-point checklist may help: Some towns or shopping centres have a Shopmobility scheme, where you can borrow a wheelchair or scooter to go shopping. Local authorities provide wheelchairs as part of their duty to help disabled children access education. Contact your local authority for more information. Children's wheelchair needs are different from those of adults. They need smaller chairs that can be adapted as they grow. If your child has been assessed as needing a wheelchair, you may want to contact a charity such as Whizz Kidz or Go Kids Go!. These provide wheelchair skills training for disabled young people. As well as providing children with wheelchairs, local authorities are responsible for carrying out home adaptations if you need them to use a wheelchair at home. Your local authority is also responsible for issuing static seating (which might include chairs that offer more stability and support) and night time posture support (which might include special mattresses or bed accessories) if required.
Contact your local authority for more information about what's available for you. The Access to Work scheme can help you if your health or disability affects the way you do your job. It gives you and your employer advice about and support with extra costs that may arise because of your needs. Find out more about the Access to Work scheme. If you need a wheelchair for a short period, such as after an accident or when you've been discharged from hospital, you may be able to apply for a short-term loan wheelchair with your local wheelchair service. For more detailed information, contact your local wheelchair service. The wheelchair service will not provide a wheelchair if it is only required for day trips or outings. The Disabled Living Foundation's AskSara online tool can give you information and advice on mobility equipment, including stair rails and activity monitoring systems as well as wheelchair and scooter accessories. You can get information on mobility scooters and powered wheelchairs as well as information on accessible transport from Rica, an independent consumer research charity for older and disabled people.