With the holiday season upon us, venues and party rental companies are busy helping put on everything from enchanting Winter weddings to extravagant company holiday parties.
We at EventStable are always talking about diversification of event furniture inventory and the winter event season is a great opportunity to do just that.
In what can be considered “slow season”, offering your clients elegant seating options will allow you to book more events during the holidays and into the new year. Here are some elegant winter event seating options to consider:
For a touch of regal elegance, throne chairs can be a stunning addition to winter events. These majestic chairs, often adorned with plush velvet upholstery and intricate details, can be used for the head table or as accent chairs for VIP guests. They create a sense of grandeur and luxury, making them perfect for formal events like black-tie weddings or corporate galas. They also provide a wonderful photo opportunity.
A timeless classic, Chiavari chairs are a versatile seating option that can be dressed up or down to suit any style.
Their sleek lines and elegant design make them perfect for winter events. Chiavari chairs can be used for both indoor and outdoor events, making them a popular choice for winter weddings and holiday parties.
For a modern and sophisticated look, stainless steel dining chairs are an excellent choice. Their shiny and opulent finishes make them the perfect show stopper for elegant winter affairs.
Clear dining chairs are a unique and eye-catching option that can add a touch of glamour to your winter event. Their transparent design creates a sense of openness and lightness, making them perfect for a winter wonderland themed event.
When paired with elegant tablecloths and centerpieces, clear chairs can create a stunning visual impact.
By adding elegant winter seating options to your event furniture inventory, you’re able to book a myriad of events throughout the holiday and winter season.
Author: Larah Winn
Larah is the creative and marketing specialist here at EventStable. She lives in the old axe factory town of Collinsville, Connecticut with her husband and dog Baya. In her free time you can find her helping her husband restore their 1860's cottage.