Wedding Marquee hire

[sprayer]

Hi people, a very good friend of mine is getting married next year and has so many guests to invite that she is thinking seriously of hiring a marquee but is worried about such things a electric power, toilets etc. can anybody reccommend a marquee hire company that would take care of all her worries, by the way she lives near Cambridge.

[TTG]

These are top in Google when searching for the term "cambridge marquee hire". Been in the business for 30 years according to their website. Don't know anything about them though! Link below:-

http://www.cambridgemarquees.co.uk/

ps I take bookings for my brothers band who specialise in weddings all over the UK see link below www.supersaurus.co.uk

[ummmm]

Reported for advertising TTG...!!

(joking)

[secsee1]

Try this company, I have been to at least 3 functions where they have provided the marquee and I can honestly say they are excellent, they will provide everything from the marquee to the bar and toilets and generators for power. good luck at your friends wedding. here is the link to their website.

http://www.rdmarquees.com/

[joggerjayne]

Electricity ... big mobile generator

Toilets ... marquee loos nowadays are plush, with separate ladies and gents, proper flushing loos with real cubicles, mirrors, wash basin, towels, courtesy perfumes, curtains across the entrance. They are like posh caravans.

Tell her to stop worrying.

Unfortunately, I don't know anyone in that particular area.

[sprayer]

Thank you for the info which I have now passed on...

[TTG]

Sorry ummmm! I have been naughty and currently on the "step"!

[Proforme]

It can work out cheaper to buy a marquee rather than to hire one, it all depends on if you are having the party in your garden or not.
If you are holding a party in your garden, you can use toilets and electric supply from the house. This then leaves you with the marquee, linings, flooring and Lighting to provide.
If you buy this from a company who supply marquees it will usually work out around a quater more expensive than hiring. If you then have use for it again you are £££'s better off, if you are sure you will never have use for it again, then these sell very well second hand on eBay or through websites which sell second hand marquee equipment, such as Curlew.

You would be likely to get upto 70% of what you paid for it quite easilly when sold. £££££'s better off again.

Try here
www.marquee-sale.co.uk

[Proforme]

Sorry the link above didnt work

Try here
http://www.marquee-sale.co.uk