REVIEWS
Maria Bywater was a pleasure to work with. Owing to the excellence of Maria's Huppahs.com web-site and her timely e-mail and telephone communications, it was very easy to order, schedule, and pay for the huppah rental. It arrived on the promised day in secure packaging, and matched the quality described on Huppahs.com. Set-up and take-down only took minutes. We were so glad that we found a quality, shippable huppah to rent, which enabled us to have one less thing to stress about at our daughter's wedding.
- SteveG
Maria was friendly and such a pleasure to work with. The website was great at showing the different options, and the huppah was beautiful and easy to set-up. It was perfect for us, and we could not have been happier with our huppah.
- ST
Maria provided an excellent service and quality product. She loves what she does and that shows through readily.
- David
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To celebrate we’ll be sharing an all new Summer Bliss wedding punch recipe! Featuring sweet, fresh watermelon and Catoctin Creek’s Watershed Gin (kosher, organic, award-winning!).
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No-Cost Tips for Great Wedding Organization.
Your guests will enjoy themselves most if they always know where they are supposed to go and what they are supposed to do. Ease their transitions from one space to another and one part of the program to another.
These no-cost or low-cost tips will help avoid guests’ confusion and make way for joy:
· Mark entrances clearly. For weddings, hanging a garland above the door or a wreath on a garden gate are great ways to say, “Wedding this way!”
· Let people know they’ve arrived. Station someone at the entrance to each new space to say “Welcome”.
· When the event moves from one space to another, station people along the route to point the way. Even if people are only moving through a small vestibule between the chapel and the social hall.
· Signage, signage, signage. As you approach the final weeks of planning your wedding, think through how guests will move through the event space, what they will be looking for, and where they might get confused. Create signs, preferably in a style that fits the venue and your wedding.
· Give special consideration to people with mobility issues. If you can, provide details about the location of ramps, elevators and other mobility aids to guests who will need them before the wedding. Advise your staff and vendors to be on the lookout for these guests.
· Invite guests to move to the next part of the event. When it’s time to move from one room to another, and guests can’t be expected to know which way to go, don’t just open the door and wait for your guests to figure out it’s time to move. Invite them to do so.
· When transitioning from a cocktail hour to a buffet meal, invite one person or couple to begin. When you have a large number of guests, opening up the buffet can create a chaotic rush. When the number of guests is small, no one may feel comfortable stepping up to serve themselves first. The solution: Invite one person or couple to be first.
· Keep written programs short. You don’t want guests to spend your wedding with their heads down reading, you want them to join the celebration.
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Top 7 FAQs 1. Does Huppahs.com rent only hand-held huppahs?
Yes. This traditional huppah style is easy to put up and take down and easy to transport where ever you need it.
2. Are the huppahs easy to hold? Very easy. The huppahs weigh 10-11 pounds, including the canopy and poles, making them very easy to hold.
3. What cities does Huppahs.com serve? Everywhere in the U.S. We ship by FedEx.
4. Do I ship the huppah back in the same box it came in?
Yes, and we send a pre-paid return shipping label to make return shipping easy.
5. When I return the huppah, do I deliver it to a FedEx office or will FedEx pick it up?
Either - your choice.
6. When should I order my huppah?
At least 3 weeks before the wedding for $55 shipping. With less than 3 weeks lead time the shipping cost will be higher. For the best selection reserve 3-4 months ahead.
7. What’s the best way to incorporate a hand-held huppah into the procession? Most often, the huppah bearers lead the procession.
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