About Milestonemarquees
We are Milestone Marquees, and we offer Trapeze marquee hire in Yorkshire.
Contractor We are Milestone Marquees, and we offer Trapeze marquee hire in Yorkshire. If you don’t want a conventional marquee then we are just the ticket. Our tents have unique curves and points like the rolling hills and rugged terrain of the Peak District. Our tents are strong and watertight whatever the weather. If you’re looking to hire a marquee in Yorkshire? Look no further.
Our marquees are perfect for a wedding. We can can cater for up to 240 guests seated, with enough space for a dance floor and bar area.
Taking your big day outside in our summer months gives you much more flexibility – often away from expensive and restrictive ‘packages’ for drinks or catering – meaning you have a much greater choice to make a truly unique day.
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