Julie's Chair Covers 5.0 out of 5.0 5.0/5.0
Chair Cover Rentals
Sacramento/San Francisco/ Bay Area, CA
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925-776-5113
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Business Info
Services: Event Rentals
Established: 2007
Employees: 6

 
About
Beautiful Chair Covers &  Linens for the Perfect Wedding Look!

Polyester & Satin chair covers in white, off white, & ivory, with many choices of satin or organza sashes.  Rental fees are: $3.00-$3.50 which includes delivery, setup, and removal at the end of the event.  I don’t have any "additional" fees except applicable CA. tax. Book now and receive personalized napkins for your banquet table.  I also rent table linens, specializing in floor-to-floor satin crush table cloths, overlays, and personalized embroidered napkins for the table/ wedding favors for your guests.  Embroidered bachelorette/bachelor shirts, and hats are also available.  

Please feel free to browse my website at: juliesembroidery.net
Or contact me at: juliesembroidery@gmail.com
925-776-5113
 I’ll be happy to meet you at your wedding venue to view my samples.

Thank you for your interest!

Julie

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Frequently Asked Questions for Event Rentals
What items are available for rental?
Chair Covers, Linens
 
Do you offer delivery, setup, and breakdown services?
Breakdown, Delivery, Setup

Additional Questions and Answers
1.  I attented a wedding where the chair covers were wrinkled.  How can you assure me yours won’t be wrinkled also?

While no covers can be 100% wrinkle free, we work extremely hard to make sure ours are as wrinke free as possible.  We use only excellent quality covers, do our own laundering, and make it our goal to setup your reception the same as we would for our own children’s weddings.

2.  Do you charge a destination fee?

We don’t charge any extra fees, just the $3.00-$3.50 fee per chair. The only destination fee we charged was for a wedding in Monterey, which is outside of my normal area.

3.  Do you have all colors of sashes, and in both organza and satin?

I carry many colors, and with enough time can send a sample color swatch to my supplier for a close color match.  I carry both organza and satin sashes.

4.  Where are your covers and sashes manufactured?

I order all my supplies from a company in Los Angeles, where everything is sewn on site.

5.  How can I be sure your covers will fit the chairs my venue uses?

I would be happy to meet with you at your venue to show you the covers I use and for you to see on a chair.

6. Are you difficult to contact if I have a question after the contract has been signed?

The easiest way to reach me is by email: juliesembroidery@gmail.com.  (8:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.) I try to respond to all emails within a few hours of receiving yours.  I have a business cell phone, but since I live in the country do not have strong cell service.  Feel free to call me on my home phone: 925-776-5113, and ask for me -Julie.  I would rather you contact me if you have any concerns - my goal is to be your best and favorite vendor.  My business depends on the  referrals from brides, Wedding Coordinators, and venues.

7.  Do you have a list of different venues that you’ve setup weddings/events at?

Here are some of the different places we’re setup covers at:

Brookside Country Club
Stockton Country
Arden Hills Country Club
Hyatt Regency -  Santa Clara
Nines Restaurant - Brentwood
His Lordship’s Restaurant - Berkeley
St. Niclolas Greek Church - San Jose
South San Franciso Conference Center
Pleasanton Hotel - Pleasanton
San Ramon Conference Center
Carr America - Pleasanton
Shadow Lakes Country Club - Brentwood
Travis Air Force Base - all three banquet rooms
Empress Yacht - Sausalito
Delta King - Old Sacramento
Heather Farms Park - Walnut Creek
Monterey Bay Beach Resort *  - Monterey - the only wedding we charged a destination fee due to the distance from the S.F. / Bay Area/ Sacramento Area.
Embassy Suites - Old Sacramento




Tips and Advice
Hi,

After meeting with many brides, I have come to realize that often the brides are so caught up in trying to "please" everyone involved in their wedding that they lose track of  what their wedding  and reception is all about.  Here are a few "gentle" tips I'd like to reccomend.

1.  It's the special celebration of your marriage to the person of your dreams - plan the event to please you two first - and others second.

2. This is not the time to "catch up" on dear old Aunt Bess's latest surgery, nor is it a family reunion.  Spend time talking to those most special to you.  (maybe that is dear old Aunt Bess!  Remember - you won't have time to talk to everyone.  Maybe have some note paper  at each place setting for everyone to write something special or touching.  Perhaps a special memory of  you or your new spouse, or a wedding moment that you might have missed, or a kind word.

3.  Design the wedding you've always dreamed of - put in details that are meaningful to you.  Don't be afraid to "break the rules".   Sometimes those are the things you remember and like the best.

4.  Buy only the wedding you can afford!    Stay on budet!   Stay on budget!   Stay on budget!    It's no fun starting off a new relationship horribly in debt. 

5.  And last of all!!!   Remember to stop and enjoy the day.  Plan as carefully as you can, expect something to go amiss, and celebrate one of the happiest days of your life!

On behalf of my company, I wish you and your special someone a life time of happiness!

Julie