Chairs & Stools

Chairs for every part of the event

The chair is the piece guests touch most, and a room full of them sets the tone before anyone sits down. Our range covers ceremony rows, dinner tables, cocktail areas and the lawn outside, so you can match each part of the day to a style.

Ceremony and dinner chairs

Chiavari chairs come in gold, silver and white, with slim spindle backs that read formal in a ballroom and light in a garden. The clear acrylic ghost chair nearly disappears, which suits dinners where the linens and florals carry the design. Bellini chairs in black or white bring a molded, modern shell to lofts and galleries. The cross-back farm chair in natural wood fits barns, tents and rustic tables. For long rows at a ceremony or presentation, padded folding chairs in white or black keep things neat.

Lounge, lawn and stage seating

Specialty chairs cover the rest of the room: white club chairs and West Side leather armchairs for lounges, director chairs and pink velvet chairs for panel stages, and beach chairs and bean bags for summer parties. Adirondack chairs in resin or painted wood settle onto lawns and around fire pits.

Stools for the cocktail hour

High-tops need stools. Choose from white leather swivel stools, black scoop stools, ghost stools, copper stools and Fiji counter stools in our stool collection.

Planning your seating

• Count every seat type separately: ceremony, dinner, cocktail and lounge. Many events need two or three.
• Match the chair to the linen. Gold Chiavari warms deep colors; ghost and white chairs keep pale palettes airy.
• Leave aisles and service lanes so staff can reach every table.
• Plan a changeover if the same room hosts the ceremony and dinner, or rent separate sets so nothing has to move.
• Add soft seating from our lounge furniture for guests who want to settle in between courses.

See wedding rentals and corporate events for how chairs fit into a full plan.

Where our chairs go

Most of our chairs head to New York City and Long Island. In the five boroughs that means ceremony rows on Manhattan rooftops, dinner seating in hotel ballrooms and modern chairs for Brooklyn lofts. On Long Island it means Nassau and Suffolk catering halls, country club receptions and backyard tents where farm chairs and Chiavaris share the lawn. Our Farmingdale showroom sits between the two, so you can visit and compare styles before you choose. We also deliver Adirondacks and dinner chairs to estates in the Hamptons, and seat events in Westchester and the Hudson Valley, New Jersey and Connecticut. Our crew delivers, sets the rows and tables to your plan and collects every chair afterward.