Description

This professional rental setup features a sleek, modern Champagne Wall, designed to provide both a stunning visual focal point and a functional beverage station for high-end events. This vertical display is a popular choice for weddings, corporate galas, and engagement parties, offering an interactive “self-serve” experience for guests.

Rental Design Features

Minimalist White Structure: A clean, freestanding white panel that allows the beverages and surrounding decor to stand out.
Tiered Glassware Shelving: Features seven precision-cut rows designed to securely hold champagne flutes or wine glasses by the stem.
Custom “Cheers” Signage: Topped with elegant black script lettering, adding a welcoming and celebratory touch to the installation.
High-Capacity Display: Designed to hold dozens of glasses at once, making it ideal for large receptions and greeting guest areas.

Frequently Asked Questions

Champagne Wall

1. Is the glassware included in the champagne wall rental?

Typically, the rental includes the wall structure and the "Cheers" signage. Standard champagne flutes can usually be added to the package for an additional fee, or you can use glassware provided by your caterer.

2. Can the signage at the top be customized?

Yes. While the standard "Cheers" sign is popular, the header can often be customized with vinyl lettering for specific messages like "Sip & Solve," "The Smiths," or "Find Your Seat" if used as a seating chart.

3. Does the wall come with the floral background?

The flower wall shown behind the champagne display is generally a separate rental item. Pairing these two elements creates a luxurious, multi-dimensional backdrop perfect for guest photos.

4. How stable is the wall for high-traffic events?

The wall is built on a wide, weighted base to ensure stability. However, it should always be placed on a level, solid surface and positioned away from direct paths of high-energy movement.

5. Who is responsible for filling and clearing the glasses?

The rental service provides the structure and setup. Filling the glasses with champagne or sparkling cider and clearing them as they are used is typically handled by your event's catering or bartending staff.