Rethinking the Banquet Table

What was your last event that didn’t need a table? Or dozens of tables? For all the importance we place on tables, and all the flaws of the common, wooden banquet tables, very little about them has been improved for years, until now. This Sortasaurus Catering Table is rotationally molded in one piece from 100% sanitary, waterproof polyethylene. It

• cannot splinter
• cannot absorb spills
• cannot harbor bacteria
• wipes clean

This new banquet table is stronger than wooden and ordinary plastic tables. Put ice sculptures, tiered cakes, fountains and more on this table, up to 400 lbs.

It is also lighter in weight so your staffers have an easier, safer time in setup and takedown. Plus, four casters are built-in so the entire table may be rolled into or out from the kitchen or on and off of delivery trucks.

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Serve Beer Cold in Summer –
No Electric Needed

So sad for the keg that its image is tied to rowdy fraternity parties because experienced event planners revere the keg for its compact convenience and ability to deliver high quality beverages in large, party-sized quantities without managing cans or bottles. But now you can serve kegs in a high style presentation worthy of the most upscale corporate event.

This new Keg Cooler is a self-contained dispensing station. A smooth, 100% sanitary, waterproof polyethylene container hides the tap, CO2 tank, regulator, spigot and hoses. Its double-walled, foam-filled construction keeps kegs cold without electricity. And it rolls on built-in casters so one person can roll it from the truck to the party and back for loading and unloading.

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New in the Photo Gallery

How much leeway do you get from your clients in decorating the stage for a wedding? Show them a portfolio of work that includes stunning work like this from Yasmine Chinoy, certified florist at Finishing Touch Décor, Atlanta, Ga., and your creativity is sure to be allowed to shine.

Click here to see more photos from Ms. Chinoy.

Ever See a Fountain in a Planter? Click here.

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