A space of your own with Levco Marquees – Simchas Live 2017
If you're looking for the perfect Simcha, one company can keep you covered!
Brigit Grant is the Jewish News Supplements Editor
In much the same way that you check out reviews on Amazon before buying anything, a testimonial on the page of an event supplier speaks volumes. A satisfied customer gives you the confidence to proceed, and Levco Marquees’ website is full of reassuring recommendations.
“Showed tremendous patience and were very polite and helpful. The marquee looked amazing!” says a client from Muswell Hill.
“Really felt looked after from the moment I called until the job was complete. Very reliable and easy to work with. Can recommend with complete confidence,” says another in Notting Hill.
The service specialists at Levco Marquees know how challenging it is to plan an event, set up the venue and make it a success. That’s why they go out of their way to offer comprehensive marquee hire solutions for all your gazebo and tent needs, and provide the expert advice and resources required to make smart decisions about solutions that will enhance your event.
Years of experience has made Levco Marquees one of London’s most creative, reliable and professional marquee providers, and the company has a signature style as well as the world’s best manufactured marquees for hosting a wedding, bar or batmitzvah. And hosting in your own home is such a wonderful and personal thing to do, particularly if you have Levco to help with the planning and implementation. The starting point is a free on-site inspection service with a member of its trained staff, who will advise on the marquee to best suit your special occasion.
Of course, by hiring a marquee, you are more in control of the number of guests you can invite, as hotels have a limited number of seats, but Levco can adjust the size of your marquee to accommodate an expanding list of invitees.
Hotels also pale in comparison when it comes to themes, because Levco can customise everything to your taste, from the curtains and furniture to the flooring and lighting.
Best of all, a marquee in your garden means you won’t be late for your simcha and you’ll be home before your guests.
Levcomarquees.com / Tel: 020 3070 3211
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