For larger gatherings — private festivals, big anniversary parties, community and charity events — we supply festival-style marquees built for higher guest numbers and longer event days. These are typically our larger clear-span structures, set up with flooring, lighting, heating and power to handle extended use, bars, catering areas and stages if required.
Festival-style events tend to run longer, host more guests, and involve more moving parts than a standard private party — multiple structures, separate catering or bar tents, additional power for sound and lighting, and sometimes staging. We plan for all of this from the outset rather than treating it as an oversized version of a standard marquee booking, and our team has the experience to manage larger, more complex installations.
We’ll talk through your expected numbers, site layout and any specific requirements — multiple structures, a separate catering tent, extra power for sound and lighting — before recommending a set-up. As with all our hires, delivery, installation and take-down are handled by our own team rather than subcontracted, which matters more at this scale, where coordination between structures and site logistics needs to be managed by one accountable team.
Large, open spaces without interior poles — perfect for main stages, dining halls, or exhibition areas.
Great for eye-catching entranceways, ticket booths, or VIP bars.
Stylish and open — ideal for chill-out lounges or casual seating areas.
Our larger clear-span structures, used individually or linked together, can accommodate several hundred guests. Let us know your expected numbers and we’ll confirm the right structure or combination of structures.
Yes, we can supply and install multiple structures linked together — for example, a main marquee alongside a separate catering or bar tent — as part of a single coordinated installation.
Yes, generators and power planning are part of our service for larger events — let us know your equipment and sound/lighting requirements so we can size power provision correctly.
Given the scale and planning involved, we’d recommend at least 3–6 months’ notice for larger events, and longer where possible for peak summer dates.