It goes without saying that planning and coordinating a wedding requires a lot of work. Hiring tables and chairs for your wedding makes a lot of sense to ensure that you get the cost and the aesthetics that will deliver the perfect big day. Here are our best recommendations for making the most of your wedding chair hire and table rentals.

Begin by reviewing your fundamentals
Tables and chairs are essentials for a wedding. If this is the only furniture you have for your visitors, they will notice if it isn't quite right. Even though you may be organising a more lavish wedding, it makes sense to settle on the fundamentals first. You can then browse at other things, including dream linens, vintage glassware or ornamental crockery. 

Recognise the seasons
Specifically, ascertain whether the date of your intended wedding takes place within the busiest wedding season. June through August, when the weather is nicer, is prime wedding season, particularly if it falls on a Friday or Saturday. Not only will the cost of every aspect of your wedding increase at this time, but furniture and other materials can also be in shorter supply. Therefore, if you want to have a high-profile wedding, make sure you plan and reserve tables and chairs far in advance—at least 11 or 12 months. September through November are becoming more and more of a "peak" month, as are bank holidays. 

Reserve immediately; don't delay.
The amount of guests at a wedding can change at the last minute, which can be very stressful. To avoid missing out, it makes sense to reserve your wedding furniture rental before you have finalised your guest count. Make sure there is a discounts policy in place when you are making your reservation (the most of event furniture rental companies will offer this) so that in the unlikely event that you have much less attendees than expected, you won't have a lot of empty seats and empty spending in your budget. 

Make sure you are fully aware of the inclusions and exclusions in your venue package before you sign any paperwork or pay for table and chair hire         

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