I would like to let you know some suggestions about choosing your wedding tent for you big day.Maybe you can’t pick your weather,but you can prepare for it.No one wants to rent a wedding tent. They can be expensive, and daunting to think about, and the sky is just so lovely this time of year. But if you have to rent a wedding tent (and don’t kid yourself: outdoor venue, no back up plan, high chance of rain? You may have to), then you’re going to want to make sure you price that in your “affordable and easy” outdoor venue cost early on, and then keep reading. Because there is actually (surprisingly) kind of a lot you need to know:

When to Rent a Wedding Tent?

It’s important to factor in whether you will need to rent a wedding tent early on in the planning process.you don’t want the guest will get wet on the rainy day, because you have no size option when you rent the tent too late.you’ll want to factor the pricing of the tent into any venue that doesn’t have indoor options.Essentially, if you’re considering outdoor venues and there is more than a remote chance of inclement weather on your wedding date , renting a tent should be lumped into the “book your venue” task on your to-do list. Tents can sometimes be expensive (depending on a number of factors we’ll talk about below), so you’ll want to factor it into the budget before you fall in love with your dream venue.

How to Choose the Types of Tent?

There is a number of tent types are available for rent, pole tent and frame tent is the most popular options. Maybe you make the decision depend on space logistics, aesthetics, and (of course) budget.

The Pros and Cons of Frame Tent

The PROS of Frame Tent:

1. Frame tent can be attached together—you have more options when it comes to shape/configuration and you could have multiple spaces connected, such as a walkway from ceremony to party.

2. Frame tent can be erected on any surface (such as asphalt, rooftops, etc.)

3. Frame tent hasn’t any center poles or obstructions.

The Cons of Frame Tent

1. Frame is visible from the inside—many people don’t like the look of the frame, and the solution is an expensive liner to cover it up

2. Frame Tent requires longer setup time

3. Frame tent almost always pricier than pole tents

The Pros and Cons of Pole Tent

The pros of pole tent

1. Pole tents are less expensive

2. Pole tents tend to be the more aesthetically pleasing option; they’re the ones with the swooping roof

3. No frame to cover up—does not need liner

4. Pole tents require shorter setup time

The Cons of pole tent

1. Pole tent must be staked into the ground

2. No frame to cover up—does not need liner

3. Pole tents will have center poles/obstructions