Luxury Chair Hire in Brisbane | The Chairman
ABIA Weddings' Review on The Chairman
Believe us, when we say Chairs (yep chairs) can make such a BIG difference to the style of your wedding reception or ceremony. If you're having a wedding in Brisbane or the Gold Coast, ABIA highly recommends The Chairman for their extensive and quality collection in luxury chair hire.
Photo by Evoke Studios, Styling by Main Event Weddings.
Their signature Chair for hire is the Chanel Chair in Gold or Black.
Having chairs like this can really add a different dimension to the ambience of your wedding venue and your photos! We are seeing more and more Chanel Chairs at weddings across Australia, and they are certainly becoming a great trend this year!
We had the wonderful opportunity of hiring chairs from the Chairman in Brisbane recently, and couldn't resist sharing our review of their products. Their chairs are of high quality and so sturdy, i.e. they don't wobble when you sit on them!Also, beauty can definitely be comfortable, because their black chanel chairs where oh-so comfy, from the backing and the cushion! The owner Karla was the best communicator and responded to all our calls and emails so promptly! 5 Stars from us!
Hire Chairs that are comfortable and pretty!
As you can see in the photos, Chanel Chairs are great for both indoor or outoor weddings, and are the type of chairs that will always remain in pristine condition, due their high-quality.
Many couples choose to have the same ceremony chair at their reception too, that way you're getting your money's worth!Either the Chair Hire company or Venue will assist with the moving of your chairs, so that's definitely a question to ask.
The Chairman has featured at a multitude of
Queensland Wedding Venues including:
- Victoria Park Wedding Venue
- Tattersall's Club
- Blackbird Bar
- Brisbane City Hall
- The Star Gold Coast Casino
- Intercontinental Sanctuary Cove
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Photo by Evoke Studios, Styling by Main Event Weddings.
