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Who are we?

We are a newlywed, husband and wife duo who discovered these chairs when searching for vendors for our wedding. These chairs and tables were the cherry on top of a perfect venue and perfect day. When we found out that this business was for sale, we jumped on the opportunity immediately. We are so happy that we can use these chairs and tables to make someone's day just as everlasting as ours.

What do we offer?

Make your wedding day, holiday party, or birthday unique by using this treasured vintage chair and table service. You book us, we deliver, set up, and load up for your convenience.

With just over 180 chairs, 8 church pews and 10 rustic tables available, we will make your event even more memorable.

There is no limit to where our services can go!

For pricing, please contact us. (Our contact information is located at the bottom of this site)

Based on our personal experience, and the experience of friends, we have a few vendors that we believe are the best to book for your event!

Flowers: Luzetta's Flower Shop located in Vale, Oregon.

Photography: Forever Anchored Photography located in Weiser, Idaho

Hairstylist: Jessica at Head to Toe Salon located in Ontario, Oregon

Wellness and Beauty Spa: Willow Tree Restorative Center located in Payette, Idaho

Alcohol Service: Tonic by Toms Cabin located in Emmett, Idaho

Custom Western Jewelry: Kershner Custom Silver located in Jordan Valley, Oregon & High Desert Creations located in Winnemucca, Nevada

Diamond Store: Diamond Gallery located in Ontario, Oregon

Wedding Dress Store: BB Bridal located in Boise, Idaho

Dress Alterations: Modern Cottage located in Fairfield, Idaho

Leather Creations: Kate Hollenbeck located in Vale, Oregon

Western: stacked cowhides for the aisle as well as table decorations

Boho: bohemian mismatched stacked rugs for the aisle

Vintage: mismatched/rustic chairs and tables for ceremony and reception (what a coincidence)

Whimsical: macrame backdrop for ceremony

Modern: white and gold colors with a touch of beige and greenery to soften

Planning an event can be extremely stressful, no matter who you are. If I have learned anything from planning my own wedding and other events, it is that checklists are your new best friend.

It is important that you first right down what your overall goal is. What do you envision? Where do you picture this? How many people do you expect? Based on this, you should be able to compile different pieces and parts of this event into sections. This can be broken down into food, floral, attire, invitations, advertising, etc.

The next thing to do is create a timeline. How soon should your vendors be booked out from the date? When should you send invitations. From here, take your pieces and organize them into the months that it should be done.

It maybe seem like a small feat, but the most rewarding part of planning is being able to check off the tasks as you complete them. Maybe you could create a large calendar that hangs on your wall that shows all of your tasks, check them off as you go. The feeling of completing each of these will take more and more pressure off of your shoulders as time goes. Chances are you will find yourself near the date of your event with very little to do because you completed so much of it in the months prior.