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Branded Custom Marquees: Why Are They A Must-Have For Events?

Outdoor events hold a special allure, whether it is a carnival, trade show, market stall, or corporate event. Branded custom marquees offer style and flexibility and create a memorable experience. These events are crowded spaces where every business vies for attention.

But with a custom-made printed marquee or gazebo, you can draw in potential clients and seamlessly stand out from the crowd.

Branded custom marquees do just that. They not only shield from the elements but also serve as potent marketing tools. In this guide, Star Outdoor explores marquee benefits, styles, and accessories, making your event planning flawless. To know why this is a must-have for any event, keep reading.

Understand What Branded Custom Marquees Are

Branded marquees, also known as pop-up marquees and gazebos, make a big impact. They’re not just for promotion; they’re community protectors and passion promoters. With branded marquees, you’ll shine bright in any crowd while staying sheltered.

Tailored to your needs, they flaunt your logo and colours boldly. These custom marquees don’t just sit there; they grab attention, making your brand unforgettable. Whether shielding from sun or rain, they’re more than just tents; they’re your brand’s voice in a sea of noise.

Crafted to fit your brand’s unique style, incorporating your logo, colours, and messaging.

Grabs attention with bold branding, ensuring your message stands out and sticks.

Adaptable for any occasion, whether it’s a corporate gathering or an outdoor festival.

How Many Types Of Branded Custom Marquees Are Available?

Custom marquees come in various styles and sizes to match different event needs. From classic pop-up tents to inflatable domes, there’s a marquee for every occasion.

Custom-made Classic 32 marques or gazebos feature a reinforced aluminium frame and a durable polyester canopy with hot-taped seams for water resistance. Double-lined corners reduce wear and tear. Boast a UVE ARPANSA rating of 99%.

Get set up in minutes with easy clips and Velcro attachments. Adjust the height with five levels to fit your needs. Choose between wheeled or handled carry bags for convenience.

Stand out with expertly designed marquees and high-resolution printing options. They’re built to attract attention and draw crowds.

Branded custom marquees are made with top-quality materials and high-grade manufacturing. Quick repairs can be made easily as spare parts are readily available.

Pick between Classic 32 or Deluxe 40 sizes and accessories. They’re tailored to suit your needs.

Now That You Know The Features, Let’s Talk About The Benefits Of Branded Custom Marquees For Events

1). It Upraises Your Stall’s Professionalism

A printed gazebo or marquees boosts your stall’s professionalism. Customers notice the effort you put in. They want top-quality products from businesses. It shows your brand is valuable, and you’re building a name for it. This dedication shines through in your products and leaves a good impression on customers.

2). Help To Craft Brand Recognition

Your brand’s identity matters. Marketers know it’s key to success. Your logo and colours spark emotions in people. They represent your brand’s beliefs. They tell customers what you’re about. It’s a chance for new customers to get to know you. Building awareness is vital. Especially when you’re aiming for new customers. Marketers agree branding is crucial for success.

3). It Gives You Advertising All Around During The Event.

Your logo doesn’t have to sit at the top of the tent; it can be on all sides. This way, people can easily spot it from any angle. Even if they’re on the opposite side, they’ll still know your stall offers something they might like.

4). Maximize Your Brand’s Reach With Innovative Product Or Service Promotions

Crafting a standout promotion for your brand ranks high in consumer engagement. Whether vending lemonade or home goods, captivating passersby is key. A branded custom marquee serves as your stage. It beckons, enticing curious minds to pause and delve into your offerings. It’s the ultimate billboard for your business, broadcasting your essence to the world.

5). Get New Opportunities To Expand Your Customer Base

Every business wants new customers. What if you could grab their attention with your brand’s logo on a branded custom marquee? Choose fonts and colours wisely to make sure your brand stands out to everyone.

What Makes A Star Outdoor Branded Custom Marquee A Must-Have?

Step into the spotlight with Star Outdoor’s custom marquees. More than mere shelters, they’re an expression of your brand essence.

Crafted from premium materials, our marquees boast unrivalled durability and visual allure, as well as shelter from the sun and rain. Perfect for outdoor events, school carnivals, or market stalls, they offer protection with panache.

Designed for maximum brand exposure, our marquees feature strategically placed logos and graphics, expertly handled by our in-house graphics team. Built to last, they promise longevity and seamless usability.

What sets us apart? We specialise in creating marquees that command attention. Our design experts will help your brand shine, adhering to your style guide every step of the way.

Attachments like Rain Gutters and Awnings boost protection against water and wind, adding extra peace of mind.

Available in Classic 32 or Deluxe 40 sizes, our marquees cater to every need and budget. Need spare parts? We’ve got you covered with LED lighting for round-the-clock functionality.

Overall, It May Be Said…

Whether you’re throwing a corporate bash, trade show, or outdoor festival, investing in a personalised marquee is a surefire way to make your event shine. Go with Star Outdoor for top-notch quality, endless customisation options, and unbeatable customer service.

We’re here to help you make a splash at events. Our large product range will ensure your brand is amplified to your audience. Whether you require perfectly branded with UPF 50+ sun-protective marquees, flags, an interactive inflatable, stylish umbrellas, or, bespoke deckchairs, we have everything you need in one place.

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The 5th and Final Subwoofers Post: It's finally over!

Welcome to my fifth and final blog post about Subwoofers, the family, dog and deaf friendly music festival my course so wonderfully put together on Sunday the 6th of May 2018 in co-ordination with the Hearing Dogs for Deaf People charity. To say that we smashed it out of the park is an understatement but with all the highs came lows and areas that are eagerly waiting for improvement within next year’s event, this blog post will cover it all from my perspective.

With 7 months to prep for the day came many disagreements whether that was about what acts, rides, food and even name we would use for the event, to get up to date with all the ins and outs of the event check out my previous 4 blogs on Subwoofers to read all about the past 7 months prior to the big day. 

2 days after the event we held a debrief meeting which is when we learnt that the whole course had very similar views on areas of the event that had major room for improvement, I will be linking in the sections which relate to my experience within this post.

8:00am May 6th, 2018 my alarm rang, honestly it was a wonderful lie in I am very grateful for compared to the 5:00am start for Winterland the previous year. I made my way to the bus stop to be greeted by Femke and her sun cream which was a lovely thing, if I had a penny for the amount of times someone asked me if I wanted sun cream that day, honestly, I think I could quite frankly quit the course and go live off the wealth for the rest of my life.

At 9:30am we were off and heading to site to join the first group full of logistic and production members who had been there since 7:30am. I am not going to beat around the bush, but I was not too excited for the event at this point, maybe it was the fact today despite being the big day also meant it was over and I think a part of me is still sad about it being done and dusted, relieved but sad nonetheless, however as soon as I stepped on site the excitement hit me like a brick to the face.

The morning started with us all being given roles and heading out on site to erect some gazebos and marquees, which I am not going to lie this was a little bit more complicated than the average joe may think. This was the first load of team work I was involved in for the day and I think it was some of the best team work I’ve seen in the whole 7 months of work. Whether it was the amazing weather or something in the air, everyone was a ray of sunshine and despite in my opinion there being a slight divide between the music business students and us in the live course throughout the whole build up, I felt it was the first day this whole year where there was no divide at all, we all got on happy as Larry and worked our buts off to be ready for 1pm, our opening time.

Here I will point out some areas of improvement that I feel need to be re-evaluated for next year’s event. Firstly have everyone on site for 7am, not just certain teams as it was shown this year that having the other half of the course there 3 hours later had a major impact on our schedule when being ready to open to the public at 1pm. Secondly, I would make the jobs that need doing the morning of the event clearer and give people certain tasks to complete, despite this seeming a bit time consuming in the lead up I feel It would be majorly beneficial on the day to make sure the site is able to be 100% ready to open on time. It would also prevent people floating around being unsure what they should be doing.

Being a member of the marketing team, I heard some people prior to the event think we could have done a better job, in all fairness I agree, I think especially within the social media team we could have gained a wider crowd through more videos with the artists that would be performing on the day. Create a wider variety of clips of the acts other than re-using those on our doorstep like Dan the Guitarist and Acapella as Subwoofers had so much more to offer. Also, I do not feel we took advantage of the site enough, people love a cute dog and we did not really use that to our advantage as much as we should have. Flyering is another area I think we should have worked on collectively, going to local events during the lead up like Wycombe Wanderers games, local gigs and even shop windows and schools should have been on the priority list. I was a big fan of the timetable that was made by Alan our course leader, it was the only schedule for flyering that was followed to a t, even if it was a bit late in the day, it is definitely an idea for next year to have someone of higher authority like your lecturer to make the timetable as people are more likely going to follow it, like we have learnt here.

However, despite the room for improvement, with there being a queue out into the car park 10 minutes before doors opened that’s when I became super proud of what we had achieved, and all efforts that were not made went out the window. To have sold 1,000 tickets prior and 2,500 on the door is insane and nobody saw that coming. Despite it not being the 6,000-capacity sold out show we had hoped for back in September, with being a bit slow on the socials within the first few months and the strong effort coming into play a bit later than liked I think we are very lucky with the outcome we had, and I believe the big banners hung on round abouts and main roads are a big thanks to pay. I will give some credit to the weather too, that had a massive help in hand.

With 1pm on our heels the masses were flooding in and the music had begun. It took me about 30 minutes to really get my head in the game, it still seemed unreal, an improvement I would make in regard to that is to make a plan, this is something we lacked in the social media team, we had forgotten to make a plan, and that left myself and the other social media member to essentially be floating around capturing whatever we saw. This leads me onto communication within the teams, marketing and talent should have had a much better relationship, the event was classed as a music festival yet those promoting it were oblivious to the schedule and so were those in the talent team, only a fair few seemed to know who was on and when which made it very confusing when making sure you were promoting the correct talent acts on the social media pages. Having up to date stage times next to the stages would have been a blessing, something for next year’s group to definitely take on board as it would allow the event to be seen more professional on screen as unfortunately due to this miscommunication we Instagram lived a certain act naming them after someone else, a major rooky error.

Despite our minor hiccup we miraculously had no negative comments on the social media pages, whether that be on the day of the event or after which is a great achievement and something I think the whole team should be proud off, no incidents, no threats, nothing in my opinion went drastically wrong.

6 hours has never gone so fast, and despite a few slips in that time for example did the face painter even show? that is something we will never knew the answer to for sure, with the last hour finally drawing into a close came many relaxed shoulders and a time for a little fun for some of us, we could not really recommend the rides to the customers if we had not tried them out for ourselves, surely. Despite having one of the best days so far going on the Miami trip and bumper cars with my fellow hard workers was so much fun and a much-needed last spur for us to break down the site for the day once everyone had left.

Whilst Ska Souls serenaded the crowd with one last song it was wonderful to see everyone dancing but sad to see it was over so quickly, our 7 months of work gone in the space of 6 hours.

 I say this every time, but it amazes me how incredibly fast it is to take everything down, the fencing, box office, signage however the deck chairs I’m not so sure. I have never seen so many students try and pack away 300 deck chairs into a van so awkwardly it was painful but we did it, like we did the event, despite a month ago the event looking like a right shambles I think the day itself did it justice. When packing away, from my view point there was jobs clearly given out to everyone which worked amazingly and was a true vision of how team work should be, I believe if the morning roles were as clearly given out we would have been more prepared upon opening but that was just down to time management and there was not much time left to spare in the few hour leading up to the doors opening.

Once we were pretty much packed away we discovered all food traders but one had completely sold out which was wonderful to hear and proof that people stuck around to quite literally eat us out of house and home.

Getting on the bus and heading back to Wycombe at 9pm that night was sad as it meant it was nearly over but to wake up and read the incredibly kind reviews left by our customers and the press that attended was amazing. to discover that it was not just our big heads who were still buzzing from the day but those who attended was a great reassurance we had pulled it off.

Due to our fantastic efforts, like with Winterland the hearing dogs have confirmed there will be a second year of Subwoofers which means our hard work did pay off, despite it being a very stressful few months, to watch everyone have an amazing time on the day, customer or staff made it worth while, to next years team good luck you are going to need it, just be ahead of the ball, please!

A brief reflection on my role: I will forever be grateful to our course leader Alan for moving me to the marketing team midway through the year as I had an absolute blast and the most enjoyable time leading up to the event as well as on the day going round and being able to capture the fun and liveliness of the event. Working with the social media pages was something I had never done before and I realised it is a major interest of mine as I found so much enjoyment from it these past 5 months.

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