Chair hire · London & South East
Gold Chiavari chair hire
From £2.50 per chair
The classic, formal finish — warm and elegant, and the most-requested choice for hotel weddings, Asian weddings and gala dinners.
The classic, formal finish — warm and elegant, and the most-requested choice for hotel weddings, Asian weddings and gala dinners.
Gold is the traditional Chiavari finish, and it's the one most people picture when they think of an elegant event. The warm metallic frame catches the light and sits naturally in formal, richly decorated rooms.
It's the default for hotel ballrooms, traditional weddings and Asian weddings, where the scale and the staging call for something that looks the part. Gold doesn't fade into the room — it lifts it.
The finish that's been used at grand events for generations. It never looks dated.
Ballrooms, chandeliers, rich drapes and jewel tones — gold sits within all of it.
Gold is the standard for large Asian weddings. See our Asian wedding page.
Under professional lighting and on camera, gold reads warm and consistent.
Fill a hall with hundreds of gold Chiavari chairs and the room looks finished.
Made to be seen — one less thing to source, budget for and dress.
The classic pairing. Gold works with chandeliers, formal drapes and traditional styling.
Built for the scale and grandeur. Gold is the most-requested finish for Hindu, Sikh, Muslim and Tamil weddings.
For black-tie corporate evenings, gold brings warmth and prestige. See corporate events.
Consistent, well-presented seating for hundreds of guests, set out to your layout.
Gold Chiavari chairs start from £2.50 per chair. Your exact price depends on quantity, venue and setup. Delivery is quoted separately based on distance and order size. Tell us the details and we'll send a full price, usually within minutes.
We deliver, set up and collect gold Chiavari chairs across Greater London and out into the South East. If you're not sure whether your venue is in our area, just ask.
Tell us your date, venue and numbers. We'll come back with availability and a price — no pressure, just a straight answer.