Weddings · Marquees · Barns · Private events
Limewash Chiavari chair hire in London & the South East
The softest seat in the room.
Almost ivory by day, warm stone by candlelight. We hire limewash Chiavari chairs for weddings, marquees and barns - delivered, set out and collected around your venue.
- Delivery, set-up & collection on every hire
- Seat pad with every chair
- Quotes usually within minutes
From
£2.50 /chair
London & SE
Greater London and 7 counties
10,000+
chairs delivered
99%
on-time deliveries
7 days
open every week · fully insured
The chair
The limewash Chiavari chair, up close
Almost ivory by day, warm stone by candlelight. We hire limewash Chiavari chairs for weddings, marquees and barns - delivered, set out and collected around your venue.
- Style
- Chiavari, ladder back, padded seat
- Finish
- Limewash — a chalky mineral wash over natural wood, applied in thin, uneven layers. Small variations between chairs are part of the finish.
- Seat pads
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Ivory standard Natural standard White Cream Beige BlackOther colours on request when you book.
- Material
- Wooden frame with a limewash finish [confirm the timber, e.g. beech]
- Measurements
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- Spacing
- 8 chairs on a 5ft round, up to 10 on a 5.5ft round. For ceremony rows, allow around 90 cm from the back of one row to the back of the next, and at least 1.2 m for the aisle.
- Use
- Indoors, and covered outdoor spaces such as marquees and covered terraces. Not for direct rain.
- Condition
- Cleaned and checked before every hire
Why limewash
Limewash wedding chair hire: why couples choose it
Limewash sits between bright white and polished gold. It's soft, natural and calm - the reason it has become one of the most requested Chiavari finishes for London and South East weddings.
Texture you can see
The grain shows through the wash, so the chairs look crafted and natural up close - never flat or plastic.
Two moods in one chair
Near ivory in daylight, warm stone by candlelight. The chairs suit your ceremony and your evening alike.
At home in barns and marquees
Limewash sits naturally against beams, canvas, brick and greenery - where shiny finishes can look out of place.
Any colour scheme
Neutral enough for sage, warm enough for terracotta, calm enough for all-white styling.
Slim and space-saving
The narrow Chiavari frame lets you seat up to 10 around a 5.5ft round without crowding.
Soft in photographs
A matt, pale finish doesn't glare under flash or sunshine, giving photographers an even tone to work with.
Limewash vs white Chiavari chairs
White is bright, clean and classic - great for crisp marquees and outdoor ceremonies. Limewash is softer and more natural, with visible grain, and it warms up as the light drops. If your venue has timber, brick or lots of greenery, limewash usually sits better.
Comparing all five finishes - limewash, white, gold, black and ghost?
Read the full comparisonStyling inspiration
Limewash chairs for marquees, barns and gardens
Limewash is a calm base, so your flowers, linen and candles can do the talking. Four settings it suits especially well.
Rustic barn
Long trestle tables, linen runners and trailing eucalyptus. Limewash ties the barn's timber to the softness of the flowers.
Garden marquee
Blush and sage florals, white linen and dappled light. Soft, airy and summery.
Candlelit terracotta
Rust, ochre and dried grasses with plenty of candles. As the light drops, the limewash warms to match.
Modern minimal
Crisp white linen, single stems and clean lines. Mix with ghost chairs for a layered, contemporary look.
Real events
Recent limewash installations
A few of the events we've supplied - the venue, the numbers and what the day needed from us.
Syon Park, West London
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Chelsea, London
140 chairs
Surrey
90 chairs
Canary Wharf, London
180 chairs