20TH ANNUAL TOP 30 RENTAL COMPANIES

Proud to take on the #30 position in the Special Events Magazine Top 30 Rental Companies across the U.S., All Occasions Party Rental and our sister company Marbella Event Furniture and Decor Rental have done it again for two years in a row! A Special Events exclusive, here is the annual look at the biggest players in party rental. Rustic still rules but get ready for the gold rush. Here are the top trends in fashion and financials from the ultimate event insiders–big event rental companies.

ALL OCCASIONS PARTY RENTAL
Pittsburgh
www.allparty.com

TOP OFFICERS
Arthur Brown, President-CEO; Jason Brown, COO

COMPANY BASICS
This full-service event rental company, in business 40 years, provides an extensive range of rental items including furniture, decor, linens, branding, tabletop, staging and more, management says. Sister company, Marbella Event Furniture and Decor Rental features one-of-a-kind inventor. Markets served include Maryland, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and West Virginia.

CURRENT EVENTS
Busy over the past year with the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia, Republican National Convention in Cleveland, Dick’s Sporting Goods Pittsburgh Marathon, and Vintage Grand Prix, U.S. Open and Hillman Cancer Gala at Consol Energy Center, all in Pittsburgh.

WHAT’S RENTING
Clients clamor for chandeliers, farm tables and chairs, acrylic Casper chairs with printing, and monogrammed and seamless printed dance floors, management says. Gold tabletop items-including dishware, glassware and flatware-is big, along with rose gold flatware. And the gold rush goes beyond the tabletop: Gold tables and bars are a hit, too. “All gold rental items are being used, from lighting to dance floor decals to flatware,” they say.

WHAT’S NEXT
Clients want their event environments to carry a message, management says. “Event branding is giving the ability to truly customize rental products and event design,” they say, noting the popularity of “printed windows, mirrors, tent windows, floors, bars, tables and chandelier shades.”