Festival fever: tents for small and large festivals

Whether you’re planning a festival that attracts 1,000 people or 100,000 people, finding the right festival tent is essential for providing the best experience.  

To help you with your festival tent search, we’ve picked our top festival saddlespan’s and what makes them unique. 

S2000 Saddlespan 

The S2000 Saddlespan is arguably one of our most popular festival tents. This tent has a smaller footprint with a maximum capacity of 500 people. Ideal for fitting into a small festival plot.  

This single unit can be installed on grass or hard standing (ballasted) and comes in two configurations, canopy and concert. Canopy means it can be open at both ends, fantastic for smaller stages or audience shelter.  

As a concert tent, the S2000 Saddlespan is closed at one end, providing back-line and equipment protection yet still leaving a connection with the surrounding festival and audience.  

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S5000 Saddlespan 

This tent is fantastic for hosting indoor festival stages. The S5000 Saddlespan can be installed either on grass or ballasted for installation on hard surfaces. It is a modular unit meaning that it can be connected with other S5000 units in a number of ways to create different sized and shaped marquees such as the DuoSpan or TriSpan.  

By itself the S5000 Saddlespan has a maximum capacity of 800 people, however as a DuoSpan its capacity increases to 1,800 people and as a TriSpan, 2,800 people.  

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Quadspan 

The Quadspan is one of a kind! iIt is one of the biggest of tents available to hire. With epic proportions and plenty of space this tent has a maximum capacity of 3,700 people, making it ideal for large festivals and concerts.  

Plus, the Quadspan can give guests a unique 360-degree experience inside the tent. With the option to close 2, 3, or 4 sides, making it as enclosed as you’d like.  

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We hope this helps on finding the perfect festival tent. For more event advice, head to our website here. 

And don’t forget to look out for us this summer at a couple of festivals across the UK: 

  • Tunes on the dunes 6 – 8 June 
  • Loungefest 9 June 
  • Glastonbury Festival 25 – 29 June 
  • Creamfields 21 – 24 August 
  • Reading Festival 21 – 24 August 
  • Leeds Festival 21 – 24 August 
  • Greenbelt Festival 21 – 24 August 

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Wedding or Party Tent? Keep Flowers Fresh with These 3 Tips

Decorating your tent with flowers is a fantastic way to add elegance and vibrancy to any event – whether you’re hosting a wedding, a private party or a corporate product launch. 

In this blog, we give you 3 essential tips to ensure your flowers last the distance at your event. 

Choosing your event tent  

Before deciding on decor, it’s important to choose the right tent for your event. We recommend hiring one of our saddlespan tents due to their unique structure which can be tailored to your event and season.  

If you’re hosting an event in the summer, you can have a tent without walls to allow for as much airflow as possible. Whereas, in more turbulent weathers where there’s high winds and rain, you may want to keep the walls up to protect yourself from the elements. Luckily, no matter the weather, our saddlespan tents can do both. 

To find out more about saddlespan tents, contact our team here 

 Here’s 3 things you need to do to keep flowers fresh in an event tent:  

1. Pick seasonal flowers 

It’s always important to choose flowers that are appropriate for the time of year. These flowers will thrive in the right climate, helping them look and smell their very best.  

Summer flowers include sunflowers, roses, and daisies. For winter you might opt for more hardy flowers like poinsettias, orchids, or clematis.  

By choosing seasonal flowers youcan ensure they will have the longest life possible in your event tent. 

2. Stop the wilt 

It’s no secret that some flowers don’t do well in humid environments. To prevent your flowers from wilting try to control the humidity and temperature inside your tent. You can do this by installing fans that help circulate the air, opening the tents doors and walls to allow for as much airflow as possible, or hiring dehumidifiers to help reduce the humidity.  

3. Hydration is key for fresh, radiant blooms  

 It’s crucial to remember to water your flowers during your event, especially if your event is over a couple of days or weeks. Add a reminder to your calendar so you know exactly when and how much you’ve watered them. 

If your flowers are in water vases, make sure to refresh your water regularly and put them away from direct sunlight to avoid wilting. 

By following these tips, we hope your flowers stay fresh from start to finish and add a touch of beauty to your event tent. 

Find more helpful event planning advice here. 

 


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