A stage can completely change the way an event space works. It gives performers a defined space to perform, gives speakers greater visibility, and creates a clear focal point for the audience. The requirements for a conference presentation, however, differ greatly from those of a live music event… Continue Reading
Long wooden tables and benches are one of the most recognisable features of Oktoberfest. They create the communal seating associated with traditional Bavarian beer halls, giving groups plenty of room to sit together while using space efficiently inside marquees, halls, and temporary festival venues. BE Event Hire has… Continue Reading
Pop up shops give retailers and brands the opportunity to take a product directly to customers without committing to a permanent retail space. They can support product launches, seasonal retail, brand activations, sample sales, new collections, and demand testing in a new location. The temporary nature of a… Continue Reading
Event furniture doesn’t have to do one job for the entire hire period. A trestle table used for registration in the morning could become a buffet table at lunchtime. Poseur tables positioned around a coffee station can become part of an evening networking area. Folding chairs used for… Continue Reading
Rustic weddings have been popular across the UK for years, yet the style continues to evolve rather than disappear. Couples are still choosing barns, country houses, marquees, farms, woodland settings and private gardens. Still, the modern rustic wedding often looks more refined than the heavily themed versions seen… Continue Reading
Sustainability has become an increasingly important part of planning festivals, conferences, exhibitions, weddings, corporate functions and public events. Organisers are looking more closely at the resources an event uses, the waste it produces and the practical changes that can reduce its environmental impact. That does not mean every… Continue Reading
Whether you are organising a conference, school production, awards evening, wedding, concert or festival, staging creates a focal point that helps your event run smoothly. From a simple raised platform for speeches to a larger performance area for live entertainment, choosing the right staging makes a significant difference… Continue Reading
Successful events rarely happen by chance. Whether you are organising a corporate conference, exhibition, festival, wedding or charity fundraiser, there are dozens of moving parts that need to come together at exactly the right time. From setting budgets and coordinating suppliers through to managing guest numbers and preparing… Continue Reading
Event furniture is usually chosen with the finished venue in mind, but its effect on the build schedule deserves equal attention. Tables, chairs, barriers, lounge furniture and production equipment all need to arrive, move through the venue and reach their allocated positions without delaying other suppliers. A well… Continue Reading
Planning a wedding in 2027 is about creating a day that works as well as it looks. Alongside the ceremony, couples are placing greater emphasis on guest comfort, practical layouts and making the most of every part of the venue. Whether you are using our Wedding Planning Guide… Continue Reading