What a crossover dome is
A crossover dome is built from curved ribs that cross over one another to make an open, rounded frame. Instead of the straight walls and pitched roof of a standard marquee, you get arches on every side and one clear space underneath, with no poles standing in the middle of the floor.
That shape is the point. It reads as architecture rather than a tent, it photographs well from every angle, and lit from inside after dark it becomes the glowing centre of the night.
6m or 8m?
The 6m x 6m dome suits a smaller footprint: a bar, a lounge, a band or an intimate dinner. The 8m x 8m dome gives you more room to work with, for a bigger dinner or a dance floor with space around it. Need more again? Domes can sit side by side as one plan, which is what our bespoke layouts are for.
We are confirming guest capacities for each size before launch. Tell us your numbers, and whether people will be seated or standing, and Bryn will recommend the right size or combination.
What it costs
Arc Series domes start from £999. Your final price depends on the size, the layout and where the event is, and you get it in writing before you commit to anything.
What we need from you
A date or a rough month, the town or postcode, your guest numbers and a sense of the space: rough measurements, whether it's lawn, patio or field, and how we get in. A photo from your phone is plenty to start with.