Since the summer of 2020, intimate weddings for 30 people have become very popular and a single tipi is the ideal space for them.

One tipi with a transparent extension wall, tables & chairs, bar and dance floor. Designed to be a micro-wedding set-up, for those wanting the full experience but with a much more intimate crowd.

One Stratus tipi linked to a slightly smaller Cirrus tipi, with room for all the party essentials...a dance floor, bar and tables & benches for a relaxed, informal party.

One Stratus tipi linked to a smaller Cirrus tipi with tables & chairs, bar, dance floor and internal fire pit. This collection offers an intimate wedding tipi, with a horseshoe table arrangement and a central fire pit to add to the atmosphere.

This is the ultimate blank canvas tipi package, providing you with the very basics: two tipis with flooring and simple indoor festoon lighting. You can bring in your own garden furniture, add a few bits from our catalogue or leave it wide open. Either way, it's an incredibly comfortable space for up to 160 people to enjoy.

Two tipis work really well for weddings of between 60-80 guests. One tipi will host the wedding breakfast and the other doubling up as a daytime reception area (if it's raining) and an evening party space. The all important bar is then situated between the two tipis.

The Combe Hay Collection features the very popular 'dial' table layout, with eight trestle tables around one central round table. It makes great use of the circular shape inside a tipi and is particularly popular with weddings as the central round table can be used as a less traditional 'top table'.

Two tipis linked together to form one space, with an extended dance floor tipi creating a generous stage area for a band/DJ to strut their stuff.

Two tipis linked to a slightly smaller Cirrus tipi which hosts a big bar area, the perfect spot for those looking to escape the dance floor for a drink.

Two tipis joined together alongside our slightly smaller Cirrus tipi which offers a dedicated space for relaxing away from the dance floor.

Three tipis with nothing but flooring and simple festoons lights strung up inside, giving you a large, flexible and beautiful covered space for up to 240 people to gather under.

Three tipis linked in a row, forming one big entertaining space. Half the space is dedicated to tables & seating and the other half hosts a dance floor, bar and fire pit. The perfect size for up to 130 guests across a whole day of festivities.

The Sapperton is the most popular tipi wedding collection. It covers the average number of wedding guests (100-120) and provides a space that feels wide open in the daytime, but cosy and atmospheric in the evening.

The Ashley collection uses three tipis in a triangle formation, creating a compact and cosy space for a wedding reception. With 15 tables of 8 it can dine 120 guests whilst also providing good space for a bar area and/or space for an indoor drinks reception.

Three tipis linked together in a triangular formation, with tables in the very popular 'dial' layout. This is a fantastic set-up for 100 guests, with all the party essentials.

Three Stratus tipis joined to our slightly smaller Cirrus tipi, creating a great entertaining space for up to 140 guests. The Cirrus tipi extends the party to include comfy seating for you and your guests to lounge next to the open fire.

Three Stratus tipis linked together to form the main celebration space, with a slightly smaller Cirrus tipi creating a stand alone chill out zone. Separating the tipis instantly makes the occasion feel like a festival.

The Burford collection is fantastic for summer weddings hosting up to 160 dining guests, with plenty of space for table plan flexibility, a dance floor and a bar area that doesn't encroach on the dining area.

Four tipis in a diamond formation is a stunning tipi construction that won't fail to impress your guests. Great in any weather and for any occasion, the Cotswold suits a larger gathering, 140-160 people for a celebration.

This is one of our favourite tipi formations. It covers a large number of guests and its horseshoe shape means that the wedding can have a central outdoor area surrounded by the tipis.