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Wedding Reception at Auchterarder – June 2008

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A 15m x 40m marquee was used in conjunction with a 12m x 36m marquee to create an unusual but stunning marquee formation for a wedding reception. Dining and dancing took place in the 15m marquee which was lined out in pleated ivory linings with an ivory valance and floored in violet carpet. The adjoining 12m structure was used as a drinks area and was lined out in black-out starlight roof with black-out walls. A black carpet was fitted in this area to complete the theme. Specialist truss lighting was supplied in both the dining/dancing area and the drinks area to spectacular effect.

Two separate marquees with polished wooden flooring and pleated ivory linings were supplied to house the stand-alone luxury toilet facilities. These marquees were linked directly to the main structures so that there was no need to go outside the marquee at all. The marquee structures also accommodated a separate cloakroom area and a large kitchen/catering zone.

A 12m x 18m roof canopy was supplied for the drinks reception which was hosted on the lawn.

Wedding reception at Foss, Perthshire – May 2007

A 12m x 30m marquee was adjoined with a 9m x 12m structure to create an ‘L’-shaped marquee for a wedding reception accommodating 200 guests. Windows were put along the whole length of the marquee to get the full benefit of the stunning views over the loch.

The luxury toilets we supplied were incorporated within a separate marquee which was adjoined to the main structure, as was the catering marquee.

Our specialist lighting supplier created impressive affects both inside and outside the marquee.

Private Party in Largs January 2007

A 9m x 27m marquee was erected for a 60th birthday party to accommodate 120 guests. The entire marquee was roof-lined in blackout starlight lining, and wall-lined in pleated ivory. Truss lighting was installed with table highlights to complete the effect.

In January the weather is chilly and so we made sure plenty of heating was in place.

Private Party at Kelty - June 2006

This was a private function held for 250 guests. Due to restrictions at the site, we joined 3 marquees together. The area within the structure used for dining was carpeted in new contract carpet, and the area used for the drinks reception and later the dance was left as polished wooden flooring. The inside of the marquee was finished in pleated ivory linings with an ivory valance.

Our specialist lighting supplier created stunning affects both inside and outside the marquee.

The access into the site was not particularly good and we had to build a termporary bridge over the burn in the garden to get the equipment into the site.

Caring For Kids Charity Auction – March 2006

A 12m x 30m structure was erected with 12m x 12m finished inside with a blackout- starlight roof lining, and black-out walls. Truss lighting with coloured moving heads and pin spots were erected in this area. The remainder of the marquee (12m x 18m) was finished in pleated ivory roof and walls with an ivory valance.

A further 9m x 9m entrance area was adjoined finished in pleated ivory linings.

Once the marquee was erected, we had a severe fall of snow. The event still went ahead and was a huge success.

Meggernie Castle, Glen Lyon - April 2005

This shows us erecting a 12m x 24m marquee at Meggernie Castle, Glen Lyon for a 21st birthday party. The final structure was completed with 12m x 12m of the structure finished in black-out starlight roof and black-out wall linings (for the dance area), and 12m x 12m finished in pleated ivory wall and roof linings where the guests dined.

Wedding reception, Laurencekirk

For this function for 250 guests, we erected a 12m x 30m marquee for dining, adjoined with a 9m x 15m marquee used for the drinks reception and for the dance in the evening. The entire area was lined out in pleated ivory linings with a gold valance. Also erected was a 9m x 18m marquee (roof only) for the wedding ceremony, taking place at the same location.