Rental tents come in all sizes and styles. Although rental customers can set up and tear down some small canopies, most tent setups require installation by trained rental professionals. The following details some of the tent options you can rent for your wedding event.

Canopy. Rent this lightweight overhead shelter to protect wedding guests from sun or light rain. Rental customers usually can erect and take down most canopies themselves. Canopy installation requires set up of one or more center poles.

Pop-up canopy. Rent this small, lightweight, collapsible-frame canopy to protect wedding guests from light rain. You can put up and take down this do-it-yourself tent rental quickly and easily. Popular pop-up canopy widths range from 10 to 20 ft.

Frame tent. This rental tent has a metal frame and no center poles. Thus, it provides an unobstructed interior view because side poles offer support instead of a center pole. In addition, the expandable design of frame tents provides versatility in size and setup. Rental store professionals must install this type of tent.

Pole/tension tent. Known for their spectacular peaks, these tents rely on support from side and center poles, as well as tension from ropes attached to stakes. Rent this heavy-duty tent to provide shelter from most bad weather. Rental store professionals must install this tent style.

Clearspan tent. Advantages of this rental tent choice include maximum space and visibility, innovative shapes and designs and unlimited tent lengths. The ability of clearspans to meet extreme weather conditions makes them not only good for high-end weddings, but also a perfect solution for long-term rentals. These sophisticated framed structures offer options of glass walls, glass roof panels and hard door openings. Rental professionals must assemble clearspan tents. They can install them on many surfaces.

Tent liners. Add this tent accessory to some tent rentals to change the interior color of the tent and make it more elegant.

Doors and windows. Add these accessories to your tent rental for a more upscale look.

Sidewalls. Rent sidewalls to enclose your tent. Sidewalls come in a variety of styles including solid, clear and with cathedral or French windows. Ask to rent clear sidewalls to take advantage of the outdoor view.

Walkways/marquees. Rent these items to connect multiple tents or to put at entrances to add flair, while providing additional shelter from the elements.

Pole covers. Rent this tent accessory to make tent poles more attractive by covering them in fabric or other materials.

Contact your local, ARA-affiliated, rental store for information on available rental products and services to meet your tenting needs. To locate the rental store nearest you, use the Rental Store Quick Locator above.