Your Event in a Yurt

Service tables in the Champagne Yurt.

Image credit: Melissa MacLeod

Reception in the Palace Yurt.

Reception in the Palace Yurt at night.

Reception in the Palace Yurt.

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Reception in the Palace Yurt.

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Reception in the Palace Yurt.

Reception in the Champagne Yurt.

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Reception in the Palace Yurt with wall zipped back.

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Service tables in the Palace Yurt.

Elegant table display with our perimeter lighting in the background.

Image credit: Topher & Rae Studios

Palace Yurt at night.
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Reception in the Palace Yurt.

Elegant table set up in the Lotus Yurt.

Image credit: Melissa MacLeod

Couple walking in between the Palace and Champagne Yurts.

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Palace Yurt at night.

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Recepion in the Palace Yurt with slideshow.
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Table set up in the Palace Yurt.

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Couple kissing at head table in the Palace Yurt.

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The Palace Yurt with one canvas wall zipped back.

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Reception in the Palace yurt

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Reception in the Palace yurt with the front canvas walls zipped back.

Image credit: Ashley Barker Photography

Merriment in the Lotus Yurt!

Image credit: Giselle Davis Photography

Reception in the Lotus Yurt

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The Palace yurt during a reception with Moroccan lanterns and perimeter mini lights!

Image credit: Brady McCoskey

The Lotus yurt at Windhorse Farms, NS

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Elegant bar and wine service in the Champagne yurt.

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The glow of the lanterns during a reception in the Lotus yurt.

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A toast in the Lotus yurt!

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The two front walls of all our yurts can be zipped back for enhanced viewing and ventilation.

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Tables by Halifax Harvest Tables in the Champagne yurt.

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The light of the yurt combined with the lanterns is so simple yet elegant!

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Our Palace yurt creates an elegant space for dinning, dancing and ceremony!

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The Palace yurt set up for an elegant reception!

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The palace yurt set up with beautiful table arrangements using wooden candle holders and yellow roses.

Image credit: Yorke Photography

The Palace yurt's carved wooden doors framing an intimate moment!

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Cutting the cake in the Palace yurt!

Image credit: Yorke Photography

Palace yurt with a beautiful flower arrangement!

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Beautifully decorated reception tables set up in the Palace yurt.

Image credit: Tartan and Tea Photography

Our Palace yurt shinning along with the happy couple!

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The Palace yurt set up for a reception with a tartan theme!

Image credit: Erin Bulger Photography

Beautiful table display design with similar natural tones of the yurt!

Image credit: Kristina Bastien Photography

Getting ready! The Palace yurt with a lounge area set up just outside.

Image credit: Topher & Rae Studios

The beautifully carved wooden doors of the Lotus yurt are so inviting! 

Image credit: Chris and Amber Photography

The lotus yurt awaiting it's special guests!

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The palace yurt with its front canvas walls zipped back, beautifully framed amongst the trees.

Image credit: Monarch Hill Photography

Our Lotus yurt set up as a lounge space in collaboration with Free People Marketing, Projects & Events.

Image credit: Jenn Nauss of Cooked Photography

A splash of green and rustic brown creates a natural and elegant vibe in our palace yurt.

Image credit: Alicia Hoyt Photography

Beautifully decorated reception tables in our palace yurt with one canvas wall zippered back. 

Image credit: Alicia Hoyt Photography

Image credit:  Alicia Hoyt Photography

Our palace yurt with canvas walls zipped back and a happy couple in centre!

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The cake's allure is beautifully heightened against the backdrop of the yurt's natural-toned walls.

Image credit: Mindy Day Photography 

Dancing in the Palace Yurt.

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Dancing inside the Palace Yurt.

Musician playing oudside of the Palace Yurt.

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Musical performance inside the Palace Yurt.

Dancing outside the Palace and Champagne Yurts.

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Dancing inside the Palace Yurt.

Dancing inside the Palace Yurt.

Happy couple dancing in the Lotus Yurt on a wooden platform.

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Couple dancing inside the Palace Yurt.

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Happy couple dancing outside the Palace Yurt.

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Happy couple inside the Champagne Yurt.

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Couple dancing showcasing the lighting package in the Palace Yurt.
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Our palace yurt hosting a belly dancing performance by Serpentine Studios during MultiFest NS in 2013!

Image credit: Brendan Sutcliffe

Dancing outside the Champagne Yurt.

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Dancing inside the Palace Yurt.

Drumming circle in the Champagne Yurt at the Evolve Music Festival, NS.

Dancing in the Palace Yurt.

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A "clip together" platform is installed on top of our flooring for dancing!

Image credit: Evan McMaster

Dancing in the Lotus yurt

Image credit: Ashley Barker Photography

The Lotus Yurt with dancing and band outside!

Image credit: Giselle Photography

Dancing in the Palace yurt!

Image credit: Brady McCloskey

The bride and groom start the dancing in the Palace yurt!

Image credit: Chelle Wootten Photography

Dancing in the Palace yurt with the lanterns shinning down!

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Dancing the night away in the Palace yurt!

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The Moroccan lanterns in the Champagne yurt! Such love and beauty!

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Dancing in the Palace yurt!

Image credit: Evan McMaster

Dancing in the Palace yurt

Image credit: Yorke Photography

Dancing in the Palace yurt with the lighting package.

Image credit: Erin Bulger Photography

You can easily set up a dance floor on top of our coconut husk roll out flooring.

Image credit: Erin Bulger Photography

Dancing in the Palace yurt 

Image credit: Topher & Rae Studios

Good times dancing in the yurt!

Image credit: Topher & Rae Studios

Our palace yurt hosting a belly dancing performance by Serpentine Studios.

Image credit: Brendan Sutcliffe

Happy couple dancing in our palace yurt!

Image credit: Alicia Hoyt Photography

A band and stage set up in our palace yurt.

Image credit: Alicia Hoyt Photography

Dancing under the lotus yurt! 

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Champagne Yurt stage at the Evolve Music Festival, NS. 

Flamenco workshop inside the Champagne Yurt at the Multicultural Festival in Halifax, NS.

Champagne Yurt set up for a Fair Trade Bazaar in Halifax, NS.

Champagne Yurt set up for the Multicultural Festival in Halifax, NS.

A lounge set up in our small stretch tent with the lighting package.

Image credit: Kristina Bastien Photography

Workshop Yurt set up for a kids art space at the Full Circle Festival in Newport Landing, NS.

Palace Yurt set up for the Clocktober Festival in Wolfivlle, NS.

Palace Yurt set up for the Canadian Network for Environmental Education & Communication Conference, NS.

Our Champagne yurt set up for a frosh week event at Kings University in Halifax, NS.

Palace yurt set up for a stage at the Evolve Music Festival

Our medium stretch tent perfectly frames and envelopes these two artists at the PEI Route 11 Festival!

Champagne yurt set up for the Fair Trade Bazaar in Halifax, showcasing our shyrdaks (felted carpets)

Workshop yurt set up for a workshop venue

The Workshop Yurt is an eyecatcher and is an excellent way to draw attention to your community events.

Champagne Yurt set up for an alternative frosh week event at Dalhousie University, NS.

Musical performance inside the Palace yurt. 

Our medium stretch tent sheltering artists at the Route 11 festival in PEI.

Our Lotus yurt set up within the Common Roots Urban Farm in Halifax for the annual Pumpkin Hootenanny!

Our Lotus yurt set up for the Spryfield Community BBQ in Halifax

Our Palace yurt during a musical performance at the Evolve Music Festival.

Our Palace yurt set up for Learn-to Camp at Kejimkujik National Park, NS. 

Image credit: Acorn Art & Photography

Our palace yurt hosting a belly dancing performance by Serpentine Studios during MultiFest NS in 2013!

Image credit: Brendan Sutcliffe

A cozy chill out space under a stretch tent at the Route 11 Festival in PEI. 

Our 17ft yurt (aka Boudoir yurt) makes a perfect space for storytelling!

Our yurts (and a secret Power Ranger!) at the Evolve Music Festival.

Our Boudoir yurt set up as a fancy Santa's Grotto at Cavicchi's Meats Christmas event!

Waiting for Santa! Our Boudoir yurt all decked out to house Santa at Cavicchis's Meats Christmas event. 

The Boudoir yurt set up for a hang out space at the Bottled Truro Wine & Spirits Festival.

Our medium stretch tent set up to house picnic tables and food service at the Full Circle Festival in New Port Landing in NS. 

The Palace yurt at the Millbrook Powwow, NS. 

Image credit: Steve Currie

Keeping participants warm with yurts at the Big Chill Event in Middelton, NS.

Our Lotus yurt set up for the Common Roots Urban Farm Pumpkin Hootenanny in Halifax!

A performance in the Champagne yurt at the Multicultural Festival in Halifax, NS.

Our Champagne yurt set up for the Wolfville Heritage Day celebrations in February!

Two happy sleders hanging out in front of the Champagne yurt at the Wolfville Heritage Day celebrations!

Our large stretch tent at the Blacktop Ball Festival in Pictou County, NS.

Our Champagne yurt set up as a warm welcome lounge for the World Pond Hockey Championships in Plaster Rock, NB.

A gathering congregates in front of the Champagne yurt for the World Pond Hockey Championships in Plaster Rock, NB.

Inside the Champagne yurt guests warm up and learn about NB winter tourism!

Cozy and comfortable seating in the Champagne yurt!

Our palace yurt hosting a belly dancing performance by Serpentine Studios during MultiFest NS in 2013!

Image credit: Brendan Sutcliffe

Our Lotus yurt set up as a lounge space in collaboration with Free People Marketing, Projects & Events.

Image credit: Jenn Nauss of Cooked Photography

Sheltering spectators under our medium stretch tent at the Millbrook Powwow, Millbrook First Nations, NS. 

Image credit: Nigel Gloade 

Our palace yurt housing musicians during the Clocktober Festival in Wolfville, NS. 

Our palace yurt set up at the Bluenose Ghosts Festival in Alderney Landing, Dartmouth.

Wine tasting evening by the Wolfville waterfront in our Lotus yurt! 

We love doing local events especially when it's in our very own town highlighting an outstanding vineyard such as Avondale Sky Winery. 

Wheel decoration in the Champagne and Lotus Yurt.

Door and wheel decorations in the Champagne and Lotus Yurt.

Door hanging in the Palace Yurt.

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The flooring is made out of coconut husk (similar to jute) which is soft and rolls out in sections. It has a vapour barrier underneath which stops moisture and humidity coming up from the grass. It helps to prevent humidity, levels out slightly bumpy ground and encloses the space giving the yurt an added touch.

Our soft roll out flooring inside the Palace Yurt.

Bride and groom inside the Palace yurt with flooring.

Image credit: Wild Eye Photography

Some people choose to rent a wooden dance floor or build their own from plywood and put it on top of our flooring. Please note we do not rent a wooden dance floor, but can give you advise in building our own.

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Our flooring is great to dance on with or without shoes!

For the king and queen of the night!

Image credit: Wild Eye Photography

Bride and groom in the Palace yurt with flooring.

Image credit: Trevor Allan Photography

You can set up your own or rented dance floor on top of our coconut husk roll out flooring.

Image credit: Erin Bulger Photography

Dancing in the Palace yurt with our flooring.

Image credit: Topher & Rae Studios

Our flooring in the lotus yurt.

Image credit: Chris and Amber Photography

The flooring in our lotus yurt with the sun shinning through the yurt wheel!

Image credit: Kelli Lynn Photography

A small stretch tent with one side down for a lounge area.

Image credit: Binky Nixon Photography

Small stretch tent set up as a floating canopy to shelter the caterers. 

The lighting package includes LED dimmable Edison bulbs and two hand punched metal lanterns with amber and blue glass.

Image credit: Kristina Bastien Photography

Small stretch tent used for a sun shade at the Millbrook Powwow, NS.

Image credit: Nigel Gloade

Bride in front of a stretch tent with colourful bunting!

Image credit: Eli Gordon

An intimate and boho themed wedding with a small stretch tent and Boudoir yurt. 

Image credit: Jacqueline Anne Photography

The medium stretch tent with a focus on this sweet welcome table!

Image credit: Julie Cameron Photography

Medium stretch tent set up as a floating canopy.

Small stretch tent set up for a backyard wedding!

Image credit: Tartan and Tea Photography

Small stretch tent with the lighting package set up as a lounge and chill out space.

Image credit: Kristina Bastien Photography

Dinner served under a stretch tent!

Image credit: Eli Gordan

Gathering for dinner in front of a stretch tent.

Image credit: Eli Gordon

Small stretch tent (24ft * 34ft) with one side down.

The stretch tent creates a boho feel especially at night with all the twinkling lights. 

Image credit: Julie Cameron Photography 

Large stretch tent with three sides down.

Small stretch tent (24ft * 34ft) set up as a floating canopy to shelter an intimate wedding.

Image credit: Chelle Wootten Photography

Stretch tents with the Palace yurt in the middle at the Millbrook Powwow.

Image credit: Ranked Rage Photography

The stretch tent is suitable for a lounge and chill out space, bar and food service area and a music space or stage. 

An ideal accessory tent to our yurts!

Image credit: Kristina Bastien Photography

Beautifully decorated table with wheat hanging from stretch tent. 

Image credit: Jacqueline Anne Photography

Large stretch tent (72ft * 34ft) set up as a floating canopy.

Image credit: Christine Tebogt

A family gathering with our Yurt Glamping Village and stretch tent. 

Image credit: Eli Gordon

Stretch tent at the Millbrook Powwow, NS.

Image credit; Nigel Gloade

Our Yurt Glamping Village and stretch tents set up for an incredible backyard wedding!

Image credit: Eli Gordon

Handsome quartet of boys in front of a stretch tent!

Speeches sheltered under a stretch tent with a yurt in the background.

Image credit: Kristina Bastien Photography

Small stretch tent sheltering guests and service tables.

Image credit: Chelle Wootten Photography

Small stretch tent (24ft*34ft) for service and bar area with Palace yurt.

Peering out at the Yurt Glamping Village from the stretch tent.

Medium stretch tent (48ft*34ft) with two sides down at Full Circle Festival, Avondale, NS.

One stretch tent (24ft*34ft) set up as a floating canopy with our Boudoir yurt in the background.

Image credit: Jacqueline Anne Photography

Service tables set up in our small stretch tent with the lighting package.

Image credit: Tartan and Tea Photography

Small stretch tent (24ft*34ft) attached to a barn for an artist space at Full Circle Festival, Avondale, NS.

Small stretch tent with our lighting package sheltering service tables and guests.

Image credit: Kristina Bastien Photography

Medium stretch tent (48ft*34ft) with colorful bunting (aka colourful flags sewn together!)

Beautiful lantern in the stretch tent!

Image credit: Eli Gordon

The interior of the medium stretch tent with a dance floor and lounge seating. 

Image credit: Julie Cameron Photography

Side view of a stretch tent keeping everyone sheltered, well almost everyone!

Image redit: Chelle Wootten Photography

A small stretch showcasing the lighting package.

Image credit: Jacqueline Anne Photography

Stretch tent at the Millbrook Powwow, NS.

Image credit: Nigel Gloade

The lighting package for the stretch tent includes two hand punched metal lanterns with amber and blue glass and LED dimmable Edison bulbs.

Image credit: Eli Gordon

Speeches and lounge area housed under a small stretch tent.

Image credit: Kristina Bastien Photography

Large stretch tent (72ft*34ft) shading musicians and listeners at the Blacktop Ball Festival, NS. 

The interior of the medium stretch tent with a dance floor and lounge seating. 

Image credit: Julie Cameron Photography

Close up of the lantern in the stretch tent.

Image credit: Eli Gordon

Close up of the other lantern in the stretch tent. 

Image credit: Eli Gordon

The lighting package in the stretch tent.

Image credit: Eli Gordon

Dancing underneath the medium stretch tent. (Dance floor not rented through LFY)

Image credit: Julie Cameron Photography

Small stretch tent set up to house service tables with our colourful bunting (little flags sewn together).

Image credit: Tartan and Tea Photography

Medium stretch tent set up as a as a floating canopy.

Image credit: Christine Tebogt

The lighting package for the stretch tents!

Image credit: Julie Cameron Photography

The height of the stretch makes the space feel light and airy whilst keeping everyone dry!

Image credit: Chelle Wootten Photography

Little lounge areas with antique furniture makes this informal reception set up so awesome!

Image credit: Julie Cameron Photography 

The lighting package in the stretch tent includes two hand punched metal lanterns with amber or blue glass and LED dimmable Edison bulbs.

Image credit: Jacqueline Anne Photography

A small stretch tent set up with three corners down. This set up is ideal for a late summer or fall event as it traps in the heat!

Photo credit: Eli Gordon

The interior of a small stretch tent set up with three corners down including the beautiful lighting package!

Photo credit: Eli Gordon

A lounge area shown with our Edison bulb lighting under the medium stretch tent. 

Image credit: Julie Cameron Photography 

A beautiful night reception with our small stretch tent!

Image credit: Alanna Belair Photography

Our large stretch tent set up as a floating canopy with two corners down on the side at the stage end.

Our large stretch tent with a rocking band and stunning lanterns at the Blacktop Ball, NS!

Our medium stretch tent showcasing the perimeter Edison bulb lighting at the Tangled Gardens in Grande Pre.

Image credit: Samson Photography

Our medium stretch tent at the Tangled Gardens in Grande Pre.

Image credit: Samson Photography

Our medium stretch tent with a small lounge area and dance floor at the Tangled Garden in Grande Pre, Nova Scotia. 

Image credit: Samson Photography

A view of the Bay of Fundy from underneath our stretch tent at the Tangled Garden in Grande Pre, Nova Scotia. 

Image credit: Samson Photography

Our medium stretch tent at the Route 11 Festival in PEI, NS. 

Image credit: Rowen Gallant

A lively band performance under the medium stretch tent at the Route 11 Festival in PEI, NS.

Image credit: Rowen Gallant

Our medium stretch tent with lighting package at the Route 11 Festival in PEI, NS.

Image credit: Rowen Gallant 

Flowers in a vase can be tied to any cross over on the yurt wall.

Hand made tissue balls create a colorful backdrop for this ceremony.

Image credit: Michelle Gray

A disco ball provides an array of colours on the canvas.

Image credit: Darcy McKinnon

An arrangement of flowers for table center pieces.

An art display adds to this wedding's creative influences.

Image credit: Melissa Macleod

Flagging is hung around the Palace Yurt adding soft detail.

Image credit: www.caverhillphotography.com

A hand made door decoration adds colour and showcases the creativity of the couple.

Image credit: www.jeffcookephotography.ca

Flowers in a vase can be tied to any cross over on the yurt wall.

Hang pictures from the yurt wall to personalize your wedding.

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A knight in shining armour welcomes guests to a themed yurt wedding.

Flagging and fairy lights make a fun and bright atmosphere outside the Palace and Champagne Yurts.

Image credit: www.caverhillphotography.com 

Potted plants and flower arrangements in front of the Lotus Yurt.

Fairy lights and muslin fabric hanging from the yurt wheel add an elegant atmosphere.

Rounds tables can provide better interaction with guests and also create a more elegant atmosohere compared to rectangle tables.

Image credit: Garrett Cotham Photography

Use the yurt walls to hang fabric, flags, vases or pictures.

Crisp white table cloths and simple flower arrangements are enough to compliment the yurts wooden frame.

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I love this outdoor display using a handmade sign and white lanterns!

Image credit: Monarch Hill Photography

The wooden barrels ties in the elegance and natural environment of the yurt! 

Image credit: Brittany Macleod Photography

The cutest! Cactus favours with palace yurt in background.

Image credit: Topher & Rae Studios

White chair covers and this flower arrangments adds height to the atmosphere.

Image credit: www.thisisphotography.ca

Green muslin fabric is tied from the yurt wheel to the yurt wall adding colour and elegance.

A unquie way to display guest seating.

A view through the yurt walls shows off the beautifully decorated tables.

Image credit: Evan McMaster

Table decorations with the back canvas door rolled up.

Image credit: Applehead Studios Emma Rose

Clients hung their own paper lanterns with greenery amoungst our Moroccan lanterns in the Palace Yurt. 

Image credit: Wonkyeye Photography

Table set up in Lotus Yurt

Image credit: Giselle Davis Photograpgy

Flower arrangement in Lotus Yurt.

Image credit: Giselle Photography

Table display with wine bottles in Lotus Yurt

Image credit: Giselle Davis Photography

Flower arrangement 

Image credit: Wild Eye Photography

Personalize the yurts with colourful things! Feel free to hang pictures and jars filled with flowers from the yurt walls.

Image credit: Chelle Wootten Photography

Beautifully decorated floral arrangement on Palace yurt doors. 

Image credit: Chelle Wootten Photography

Cakes always look better in a yurt! It's the lightness of the cotton canvas that lets in such soft hues. 

Image credit: Applehead Studio

We love when our clients decorate the yurt with their own style! So beautiful!

Image credit: Samson Photography

Our clients aunt, Shelley Richardson rug hooked this gorgeous hanging with a yurt in it!

Image credit: Samson Photography

Image credit: Foto Photography

The palace yurt set up with beautiful table arrangements using wooden candle holders and yellow roses. 

Image credit: Yorke Photography

Palace yurt with a beautiful flower arrangement and crisp white linens!

Image credit: Tartan and Tea Photography

Our Boudoir yurt transformed into a bridal dressing room!

Image credit: Jacqueline Anne Photography

Styling and Rentals: Staged for Upsell

Isn't this hand-crafted yurt stationery amazing?

Image credit: Jacqueline Anne Photography

Stationery: Elegant Paper Co + Scribble and Script

 An old window transformed into a rustic yet elegant table chart!

Image credit: Kristina Bastien Photography

We just love showcasing all the cakes that get presented in the yurts!

Image credit: Topher & Rae Studios

The circle bunting adds a touch a colour and class to this light filled Palace yurt!

Image credit: Kate Gregory Photography

Elegant chairs for the king and queen!

Image credit: Wild Eye Photography

A simple greenery arrangement frames the doorway and wooden barrels tie into the natural ambience of the yurt.

Image credit: Kelli Lynn Photography

The combination of the purple accents, airy light and bamboo plates ties in the natural and elegant feel of the yurt.

Image credit: Monarch Hill Photography

I love this homemade display board in front of our palace yurt! 

 Image credit: Alicia Hoyt Photography

I love these MR & MRS chairs. You can rent them from @familyfloraldesigns in Cape Breton, NS.

Image credit: Alicia Hoyt Photography

Our Champagne yurt with lovely table display!

I love this homemade welcome & program sign!

Image credit: Lumiphoto

I love the inclusion of potted plants and a framed seating plan, which contribute natural and charming accents to the front of the yurt.

Image credit: Mindy Day Photography

The lantern combined with the white & dusty pink roses looks stunning!

Image credit: Mindy Day Photography