This tent is shown with blocks to hold in place instead of stakes. We do charge extra for blocked tents vs staked tents.
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Tent with Cement Blocks
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Frequently Asked Questions
What size tent do I need for 50 guests?
If the guests will be seated ceremony style (not at tables), or standing around cocktail tables, you will need a 10×30 tent. If the guests will be seated at tables, you will need a 20 x 30 tent. Add more square feet if you have other things need to go under the tent, such as a bar, buffet line, or stage.
What size tent do I need for 100 guests?
If the guests will be seated ceremony style (not at tables), or standing around cocktail tables, you will need a 20×40 tent. If the guests will be seated at tables, you will need a 20×50 tent. Add more square feet if you have other things need to go under the tent, such as a bar, buffet line, or stage.
What size tent to I need for 150 guests?
If the guests will be seated ceremony style (not at tables), or standing around cocktail tables, you will need a 20×50 tent. If the guests will be seated at tables, you will need a 30×60 tent. Add more square feet if you have other things need to go under the tent, such as a bar, buffet line, or stage.
What size tent do I need for 250 guests?
If the guests will be seated ceremony style (not at tables), or standing around cocktail tables, you will need a 30×60 tent. If the guests will be seated at tables, you will need a 40×60 tent. Add more square feet if you have other things need to go under the tent, such as a bar, buffet line, or stage.
I recently helped plan a 150 person wedding.
We had to make room for guests tables, buffet table, bar and dance floor. To stay within budget, we selected to go with the pole tent (usually the most economical). Here’s how the math worked out:
1000 square feet for the guest tables
100 square feet for the buffet table
100 square feet for the bar
300 square feet for the dance floor
100 square feet for the DJ
