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Acrylic Chuppah, Huppah & Wedding Canopy
$1,300.00An acrylic chuppah, also huppah, chupah, or chuppa, is a WEDDING canopy under which a Jewish couple stand during their Jewish wedding ceremony. A Jewish traditional square rental chuppah has a top or “ceiling/roof” which is represented within the Jewish ceremony. This same item can be used with or without a top for a non-Jewish wedding canopy for any religious or non-religious ceremony. This item provides that added touch of beauty and reverence for your ceremony as a key focal point for all your guests.
These items listed here are your more common Chupppah's/canopy rentals in Chicago. We can create your own custom vision using many other items like chandeliers, crystal beading, layered colored fabrics, candles, glass candle votives etc. Call us to explore how EP can create a unique vision for your special event.
Square ACRYLIC Chuppah's and canopies are very commonly used in wedding ceremonies and sometimes left for the wedding couple over a sweetheart table during a wedding reception.
Oval Chuppah, Huppah & Wedding Canopy
$88.00 – $600.00An oval chuppah, also huppah, chipe, chupah, or chuppa, is a canopy under which a Jewish couple stand during their Jewish wedding ceremony. A Jewish non-traditional oval rental chuppah has a top or “ceiling/roof” which is represented to within the Jewish ceremony. This same item can be used with or without a top for a non-Jewish wedding canopy for any religious or non-religious ceremony. This item provides that added touch of beauty and reverence for your ceremony as a key focal point for all your guests.
These items listed here are your more common Chupppah’s/canopy rentals in Chicago. We can create your own custom vision using many other items like chandeliers, crystal beading, layered colored fabrics, candles, glass candle votives etc. Call us to explore how EP can create a unique vision for your special event.
Oval Chuppah’s and canopies are very commonly used in wedding ceremonies and sometimes left for the wedding couple over a sweetheart table during a wedding reception.
Round Chuppah, Huppah & Wedding Canopy
$100.00 – $750.00A chuppah, also huppah, chipe, chupah, or chuppa, is a canopy under which a Jewish couple stand during their Jewish wedding ceremony. A Jewish traditional round rental chuppah has a top or “ceiling/roof” which is represented to within the Jewish ceremony. This same item can be used with or without a top for a non-Jewish wedding canopy for any religious or non-religious ceremony. This item provides that added touch of beauty and reverence for your ceremony as a key focal point for all your guests.
These items listed here are your more common Chupppah’s/canopy rentals in Chicago. We can create your own custom vision using many other items like chandeliers, crystal beading, layered colored fabrics, candles, glass candle votives etc. Call us to explore hoe EP can create a unique vision for your special event.
Chuppah’s and canopies are very commonly used in wedding ceremonies and sometimes left for the wedding couple over a sweetheart table during a wedding reception.
Square Chuppah, Huppah & Wedding Canopy
$88.00 – $600.00A square chuppah, also huppah, chipe, chupah, or chuppa, is a canopy under which a Jewish couple stand during their Jewish wedding ceremony. A Jewish traditional square rental chuppah has a top or “ceiling/roof” which is represented to within the Jewish ceremony. This same item can be used with or without a top for a non-Jewish wedding canopy for any religious or non-religious ceremony. This item provides that added touch of beauty and reverence for your ceremony as a key focal point for all your guests.
These items listed here are your more common Chupppah’s/canopy rentals in Chicago. We can create your own custom vision using many other items like chandeliers, crystal beading, layered colored fabrics, candles, glass candle votives etc. Call us to explore how EP can create a unique vision for your special event.
Square Chuppah’s and canopies are very commonly used in wedding ceremonies and sometimes left for the wedding couple over a sweetheart table during a wedding reception.
