Tent Accessories

Royal Seating

A tent with a place to arrange sitting and organizing lavish royal dinners is considered the Maharaja Royal Seating. A tent ensures the couture round table fits efficiently and includes the spaces to walk around too. Maharaja added to the Royal seating tent ensures the added splendor as expected for any grand setting. More poles and pole curtains, the more the grandeur daunts with a perfectly measured and large Royal seating tent. The distances between poles are precisely calculated; If it is a wedding, poles with sufficient gaps are placed to create sufficient entry and exit space for guests. If it is a small celebration, gaps can be reduced and more focus on royal seats can be given.

Royal Table

An overall setting of a royal tent just to be maintained and devoted to table settings at parties is Maharaja Table which are curated in vast spaces. Moreover, they come in different sizes according to the list of guest numbers and food arrangements. At times, buffet placements are included inside the Maharaja Table, wherein the tent material and cloth are aligned and in symmetry. Colors are chosen with specific combinations to include two or more colors in one to indulge the feel of celebration into the ambiance. Covered with four sides and supported with many poles is the charm of Maharaja Table tents. It provides a sleek and sophisticated look from the outside and a colossal look from the inside.

Lanterns

Traditionally covered lanterns with bright and different shades of maroon is the identity of Maharaja Tent. Embroidered with hand-made threads and mirror work emulsifies the beauty and balances the light that passes through the lanterns. These lanterns look like small lighted candles inside the massive Maharaja tents. The tents shine because of the lanterns and their unchanged original look to give an antique presentation to the tents. Candlelight lanterns are another version of this beautiful artifact that provides a royal flavor to a table. Lanterns also come in metal with a mixture of Indian and Mughal designs intricately placed.