Everything we rent

An enclosed booth with a DSLR, a studio light and a dye sublimation printer that hands guests a dry print in about twelve seconds. It arrives with a certified operator who stays for the whole run, so nobody in the wedding party has to watch it.

A motorized arm sweeps a camera around a raised platform and sends a slow motion clip straight to the guest's phone. An operator runs the platform and helps people on and off it all night.

A restored rotary phone that starts recording when a guest lifts the handset. It runs off a USB-C power bank, so it can sit anywhere in the room without a cord across the floor.

Guests text a photo from their own phone and the station prints it on the spot. It works beside a booth or as a standalone table near the bar.

A freestanding cast acrylic wall, 70 cm wide and 160 cm tall, with 40 recessed cutouts that hold filled coupes at chest height. It ships flat and bolts together on site in about forty five minutes.

Four letters at 1.2 m tall with warm dimmable bulbs across the face. They stand on their own bases and read clearly from across a ballroom.

Two numerals at 1.2 m tall, the same warm bulb face and the same height as the LOVE letters. Rented as a pair, which covers an anniversary year in two digits or a milestone birthday.

A 60 by 90 cm panel on an easel for the entry, lettered in your wording in our own shop and stripped back to a blank after the event. Choose clear, frosted or mirror acrylic.

A mirror faced panel lettered in white for a welcome, a bar menu or an order of service. The lettering is cut vinyl and we strip it off after the event so the panel goes back into stock.

A 90 by 120 cm panel on a weighted stand, printed with your full seating plan. We letter it locally after your final list is approved and strip it back to a blank afterwards.

LED neon on a clear acrylic backing in your wording, built for you by an Ottawa fabricator. It runs cool and sits on a floor stand or hangs from a backdrop frame. This is a made to order piece, not stock.

A 33 cm beaded rim charger in PVD gold stainless that sits under the dinner plate. Rents in sets of 100, which is ten tables of ten.

20 cm clear glass cylinders that hold two or three stems each. Clusters of three or five down a long table do most of the work of a centrepiece. Rents in sets of 30.

Turned metal holders in three heights with a PVD gold finish, mixed across the set so they group well down the middle of a table. Rents in sets of 30.

The same three heights as the gold holders, powder coated matte black. They read better against dark linen and a moody table setting. Rents in sets of 30.

Frosted acrylic blanks on small brushed stands, numbered in our own shop so a set can run 1 to 20 or carry your table names instead. Rents in sets of 20.

Real wax shells with a flickering LED core and a remote for on, off and dim. Battery only, no charging base, which is the answer at any venue that bans open flame. Rents in sets of 60.

Clear 30 cm cylinder hurricanes that enclose a flame, which is what most venues mean when they say candles have to be contained. Each takes a pillar candle or an LED pillar. Rents in sets of 12.

Twelve glass cylinders in graduated heights with a floating candle for each. Grouped in threes, one set dresses four round tables.

Twelve battery powered LED wash fixtures that sit on the floor and throw colour up a wall or a curtain. The colour is set once before doors open and the set covers a typical ballroom.

A locking acrylic box with a card slot in the top and a small frame on the front for a sign. Both keys go to you at delivery.

A slanted brushed metal lectern at signing height with a shelf underneath for pens and a small sign. It pairs with a book, the audio phone or a print station.

A 40 cm brushed metal plate on a turned pedestal, rated for a three tier cake. The top lifts off the base for transport and cleaning.

A three tier back unit with shelves for platters, plus a lower counter at serving height. It is the shell for a sweet table, not the platters. Made to order until enough couples ask for it to justify holding one.

A two tier brass and glass cart on locking casters for a welcome drink or a late night station. Made to order until enough couples ask for it to justify holding one.

A round topped metal arch in matte black or brushed gold for the ceremony. It ships and stores flat, then pins together on site in four sections without tools.

A pair of tapered metal pillars dressed with silk blooms in ivory, blush and sage. They flank an aisle, a head table or a sign without booking a florist.