Kosha (wedding stage) chair rental

Yes. A high-backed chair may cut into the backdrop if its height is not measured against the rest of the stage. The fabric colours and the floral frame also affect which style photographs best, so send us an image of the design before we settle on the final style.

Separate chairs give the stage a formal symmetry and make it easier to stand and move. A double sofa makes the frame look warmer in photos and suits a kosha with a wide backdrop. Tell us the shape and width of your kosha and we agree which fits better.

A raised stage makes the backrest height and stability more important, because the chair is seen from all angles of the hall, not only from the front. Tell us the approximate stage height and send a photo if you can, so we confirm the chair's proportions suit that height.

The earlier you confirm the kosha design, the clearer the chair choice, because the chair style is linked to the backdrop, flowers and fabrics. Send us the stage details when you have them and we agree the style and placement well before the wedding date.

No. A light floral-arch kosha suits a chair with a slimmer backrest and quieter lines. A kosha with a heavy backdrop can carry a taller, more detailed chair. The issue is usually not the chair's own appearance but whether its proportions match the rest of the stage frame.