Rentals include moveable dance floors, tables, chairs, linens, flatware, china, stemware, tents, and even tuxedos. You’ll probably want to rent most of your wedding décor because much of it isn’t exactly reusable (when are you going to need 15 round table coverings?). You can usually get this stuff from your florist, your reception site, or your caterer; or your wedding planner can help you locate good events rentals businesses.
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When you make reservations for important items like the reception table or dance floor, make sure you take a look at what the finished product will look like before you make a deposit. Lots of brides are disappointed the day of their weddings because these items don’t meet expectations—maybe the tables were supposed to seat 10 but actually seat 8, or the dance floor doesn’t extend all the way to the wall, or the decorative plants look too fake and cheap. You have every right to expect your wedding to be perfect, and demanding to see the chairs with their covers on in advance isn’t too difficult if it will make you happy. A good business will expect you to ask, and be happy to work with you.
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