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  • Grand Chandelier – 60″

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    Illuminate your event with our Grand Chandelier – 60″. With its impressive size and timeless design, this chandelier commands attention and sets the stage for memorable occasions. Whether used as a focal point or to enhance existing decor, it adds elegance and grandeur to weddings, receptions, or formal dinners.

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    FAQ

    • Be prepared to answer any calls from a number you do not recognize – this will be the delivery driver.
    • Provide alternate contact information in the event that we are unable to reach you for delivery.
    • If you have animals in the event area, please make sure that all animal feces have been picked up.
    • Make sure furniture is removed from the setup location before delivery.
    • Move vehicles so the crew has easy access to event space.
    • Contact 811 to locate any underground power, utility, or water lines. The customer is responsible for locating septic systems or irrigation lines.
    • Mark desired tent location with flags or paint or any object which would identify the placement of the tent.

    We have perimeter, bistro, gobo, globug, twinkle, uplighting and christmas lighting as well as chandeliers in many styles and colors. Check out some of our lighting rental products below.

    We have solid walls, window walls, and clear side walls. We also have doors.

    Absolutely! Someone responsible needs to be able to receive the items upon delivery. We will go over the list with you and make sure that all items are accounted for and have you sign our paperwork agreeing you received all items.

    Not always. If we are unable to stake the tent, we will use concrete blocks to safely secure the tent.

    Your irrigation lines must be marked before we arrive on site. You can call 811 for a free locate service of the major utility companies. They will only mark from the main line to the meter so it is your responsibility to know where lines run on your property. Most of the time we can avoid them if we know where they are.

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