The business is equipped with team of Reach & Development skill to design and develop new products and efficiently managed company, Tiffany chairs has established itself as one of the Top Market Leader in the Manufactures, Supplier & wholesaler and retailer. Apart from being used at residence our tables & chairs can be used for Function, Wedding, Party, Event , exhibition, commercial rooms, guidance centers, restaurant, cafeteria, garden and learning environments. Available in variety of attractive designs and colors, our range of plastic chairs and tables are surprisingly economical. Tiffany chairs supply Tiffany Chairs, Plastic Folding Tables, Round Tables, Steel folding Tables, Tablecloths, Chair Covers to countries like South Africa, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Angola, Swaziland, Namibia, Nigeria, Lesotho, Mozambique, Kenya and Botswana. Our inventory of rental table linen is unparalleled and has proudly made us the premier linen rental company in the event industry since 1983.We have the following items available for hire: white wimbledon chairs @ r20 each, clear tiffany chairs @r25 each, silver...
The requested URL /filter.php?t=cat&id=26 was not found on this server.Starting Wedding Tent and Chair Rental Business If you want to start a wedding tent and chair rental business, you will have to begin with a business plan. This will serve as your guide during startup. You can start a home-based business or you can lease out space. Purchase the needed equipment and start with the marketing efforts.Open a Wedding Tent and Chair Rental Business Did you know that you can earn $1,000 - $5,000 for every rental deal? Starting a wedding tent and chair rental business is a great way to keep money rolling in. You see, weddings take place all year round. When the receptions are held in the outdoors, wedding tents are needed. To ensure success in this kind of business, you will need a detailed plan. This is vital since you will need considerable capital for the tents, chairs, and other equipment. Secure a business license with the concerned government agency in your country or state.
Submit the required documents and paperwork. Pay the fee and you will get the business license in no time. Find an ideal location for the buiness. Since you’re just starting out, you can cut down the overhead costs if you opt for a home-based business. You have to use a spare room in your house where you can keep the tents and chairs. If you have enough capital, you can now lease out a business space. This will allow you to get the operations in full swing without disturbing the home routines. Purchase the needed equipment. You can begin with mid-sized tents and as you expand, you can now get bigger tents. It would be best to get several pieces of tents just in case you have the same rental orders. You will also need to purchase chairs that you can use for the parties and wedding receptions. The chairs should come in different styles and colors. You need to hire employees to help you with the daily operations. Make sure that you maintain the equipment by checking the tents for holes or tears, and the chairs should be cleaned after every rental.
By maintaining your equipment, you can expect to serve your clients for a long time. You need to advertise your business to potential clients. You can leave your business cards to corporate business planners, wedding planners, and other event planners. This is a great way to get rental orders throughout the year. You can also send out flyers and leaflets that contain your business details. You can also advertise through mobile billboards to increase the visibility of your business. If you have a small van for delivering the tents and chairs, you can mount a poster on the sides. With the right advertising techniques, you will be able to enhance your presence in the industry. Start earning great profits today and benefit from this type of business. << Starting a Bridal Boutique Business Wedding Gazebo Rental Business >> Starting Wedding Tent and Chair Rental Business Wedding Venue Rental Business Wedding Gazebo Rental Business Starting a Wedding Accessory Store
Starting a Wedding Decorating BusinessPremium Event Hire & Lighting in the Southwest of WA Cape Marquees Hire & Lighting is situated in the beautiful Margaret River Wine Region with access to many of the gorgeous locations around the areas from Busselton, Dunsborough, Yallingup, Margaret River and Augusta. Exceptional - Amazing - Outstanding We provide fully set up marquees, lighting, furniture and more, offering competitive prices and down-to-earth customer service. Some of the things we hire include: Ceiling & Leg Drapes Dance Floors - indoor & outdoor Heaters - indoor & outdoor We are all about customer satisfaction. If you're not happy, we're not happy! Our team is always friendly and professional in any situation. What they say about us We love helping our clients make their day special - we also love to hear about it afterwards. We are proud of our work and want to make sure your day is something to remember. We'd like to share some of the feedback we get from our clients to help you decide to give us a call.
Sneek peek at our Photo Galleries Get in touch with us For a quick message, complete the form below. For other methods of contact, or to provide more detailed information, check our CONTACT page.Do I ever have a pretty wedding to share with you today! It had me at hello. Hello breathtaking and unusual bridal gown, hello soft lavender bridesmaids’ pleats, hello muted pastel blooms against grey tablecloths and rustic wooden boards at the reception, hello bang on trend calligraphy details, hello lacy cake. So you won’t be surprised to know that some of South Africa’s finest service providers are involved, including photographer Jani B., Wedding Concepts, Okasie and Roxanne Floquet (who just happened to be one of the bridesmaids!). And of course I was delighted to hear that SBB was one of bride Tessa’s favourite blogs – what can I say, the girl’s got taste ;) Pour yourself a cup of your favourite something hot, settle in and enjoy. From beautiful bride Tessa:
Nick and I have been together for twelve years – we met in St Francis Bay the December before we both started university at UCT but it wasn’t until half way through our first year at university that we got together. We had an amazing four years in Cape Town, before moving to London so we could travel and experience life outside of South Africa. Eight years later, we moved to Hong Kong. On one of our trips home to South Africa, Nick and I went away to my folks’ place at Olifants Private Game Reserve. I have been going since I was little and it’s just one of my favourite places in SA. On the final day of our trip, Nick took me out on a mid-morning game drive. We had a lovely drive, despite it being about 35 degrees Celsius, and on our way back to the house, Nick suggested stopping at one of our favourite look-out points, which looks down the Olifants River. We parked the Landy near where we had remembered it being but it was quite overgrown and unrecognisable. After walking around for a while in the middle of the bush, Nick getting increasingly agitated, we decided to give up trying to find it and carry on home.
After climbing back into the Landy and driving up to the top of the hill, Nick suddenly pulled over where we had a similar view (although only if you looked up and over the roof of the house in front of us – we had parked in someone’s driveway!). After offering me a drink and the binoculars (an attempt to distract me from him fiddling around with his pocket), Nick told me he had something to show me. He pulled out a larger-than-usual black velvet box and placed it on the dashboard, and said: “Open it…” Taken by surprise, and a little confused by the size of the box, I answered ‘No!……So he then lifted the lid of the box to uncover the most beautiful engagement ring I could imagine, and simply said: “I want you to marry me”. I of course said yes! Nick and I knew that we wanted to get married in or around Cape Town as it holds a very special place in our hearts. We really wanted to get married outside and wanted to hold it somewhere that was surrounded by the beauty of the Cape.
We also wanted it to be close enough to Cape Town so that guests didn’t need to travel too far and so that they had the option to either stay close by or travel back to CT after the party. Convenience was really important to us as people had already travelled from overseas and different parts of SA to be there. We knew it would probably end up at one of the many beautiful wine farms, but we were determined to find somewhere that was a little bit different and unique. Lourensford ticked all the boxed – we loved the dramatic views of the mountains, and the idea of getting married on the Polo viewing deck. It looked more like a house with a big verandah, pillars and a tin roof, instead of the typical Cape Dutch manor house – modern and minimalistic but still homely. I also absolutely loved the venue’s use of wooden slats as the verandah roof and fell in love with the railway sleeper partition in the reception room, which ended up being a bigt inspiration for our decor. The room is smart but also a blank canvas, which allowed us to create our own look and feel.
Our theme was a French-inspired garden party, casually chic and with a understated elegance. It was important to us that it feel laid back, like a homely summer garden party. We chose a palette of neutral colours such as cream, beige, taupe and grey and added touches of french navy. Instead of using white table cloths, we used thin striped navy and cream table cloths with white underlays. Drawing inspiration from the wooden partition, I wanted to incorporate plenty of wood as well as other textures into our decor. We used mahogany Tiffany chairs, had distressed wooden plans as runners, and used a selection of seasonal flowers in neutral colours with a hint of soft peach, blue and grey. I wanted to incorporate herbs such as mint, thyme and rosemary, not only for their smell but to add to the homely feel and give the arrangements texture. There were a selection of glass, ceramic and silver vases on each table, and we had four olive trees in beautiful wooden pots dotted around the room.
As a backdrop to the ceremony altar, we had blue and white Ming-style vases, which I love, filled with flowers and placed along a rustic wooden table. We moved these into the reception venue and had them feature as a backdrop behind the head table, which worked really nicely with the wood in the room. We also had lounge furniture that was a mix between old and new – the venue’s modern, minimalist furniture and then a selection of colonial, wooden side tables and a Riempies bench that we hired. Over each lounge ‘pocket’, exposed bulbs hung in clusters. I think the ambience at our wedding reflected our personalities and relationship ie. we wanted to make everyone feel at home and comfortable. We didn’t want it to feel too formal but it absolutely had to be elegant and chic. I think a major factor in making it feel this way was how we arranged the menu and food. We loved the idea of having big ‘sharing’ platters that were brought to each table for people to help themselves.
It worked so well as guests really got stuck in and you could see everyone happily passing the platters around. It really did make it feel like a summer garden party. I loved everything from walking down the aisle and seeing Nick waiting for me (I don’t think I’ve ever smiled as widely!) to watching my nieces and nephews doing Gangnam Style on the dancefloor. The highlight was having everyone we love under one roof! If your budget allows for it, definitely hire a wedding coordinator. Especially if you are planning a wedding from abroad. It really was money well spent and not only did it take the stress out of the planning but it meant that we could completely relax on the day itself and leave the worrying and organising up to someone else. I’d also advise you to have a pre wedding event so that you can spend some time with some of your guests before the big day – especially those who have travelled from afar. Then also plan something to look forward to a few weeks or months after the wedding and honeymoon.