A quinceañera is one of the biggest celebrations a South Florida family will host, and the rentals carry the whole staging — the throne for the toast, the seating for the court, the tables for dinner, and the details that fill the photos. Here is everything you will typically rent for a quince in Miami, how much of it, and when to reserve so nothing you love is already booked.
The centerpiece: the throne
The quinceañera sits in a decorative throne chair — usually a gold, white or pink high-back — set on a small stage or in front of a backdrop for the waltz, the toast and the formal portraits. Choose from a single throne for the guest of honor or a double throne to share with an escort. This is the single most photographed piece of the night, so reserve it early.
Seating for guests and the court
- Guest chairs — chiavari chairs for a formal look, or white folding chairs to seat a large crowd affordably. See our chiavari vs folding comparison.
- Court seating — the damas and chambelanes usually sit at reserved tables near the throne.
- 60-inch round tables — one per eight guests for dinner. A 100-guest quince needs about 13 rounds.
Tables that do a specific job
- Cake table — a dedicated table, often skirted, for the quince cake and its display.
- Gift & memory table — for presents, the guestbook and framed photos.
- Catering & bar tables — rectangular tables for the buffet, drinks and dessert.
The details that fill the photos
- Chargers, plates and flatware — place settings that finish every cover and lift the tablescape.
- Linens & runners — floor-length cloths for the rounds; runners for long tables.
- Red carpet — a grand entrance for the quinceañera's arrival.
- 360 photo booth — the most-requested entertainment add-on; guests line up all night.
- Centerpieces & candelabras — height and sparkle for each dining table.
How much to order — quick math
Plan one chair per guest plus a few spares and one 60-inch round per eight guests. For 100 guests that is roughly 13 dining tables, about 105 chairs, plus the throne, cake table, gift table and catering tables. Our full method is in how many chairs and tables you actually need, and real prices are in table and chair rental cost in Miami.
Outdoors or at home? Plan for the weather
Many South Florida quinces are held at home or in a backyard. If yours is outdoors between May and October, add a tent for shade and rain cover and spot cooling so the dance floor stays comfortable — tents are the first thing to run out in storm season. Our backyard party guide covers power, ground and access.
When to book
Reserve two to three months ahead once your date and guest count are set. Thrones, chiavari chairs and the 360 photo booth are the most-requested items across Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach and are the first to sell out on weekends.
Delivery and setup
We deliver, set up and collect everything across Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach, seven days a week. Delivery is quoted separately by distance from our warehouse; free warehouse pickup is available for smaller orders you can transport yourself.
Frequently asked questions
What do you rent for a quinceañera in Miami?
A throne chair, guest chairs, round dining tables, a cake table and court tables, linens and chargers, plus a red carpet and 360 photo booth. Outdoor quinces add a tent, lighting and cooling.
What kind of chair does the quinceañera sit in?
A decorative high-back throne — gold, white or pink — on a stage or before a backdrop. Single and double thrones are available.
How far in advance should I book?
Two to three months ahead. Thrones, chiavari chairs and photo booths sell out first on weekends.
Do you deliver across South Florida?
Yes — delivery, setup and collection across Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach, seven days a week, with free warehouse pickup available.
Start your list on the shop or call (305) 528-4444 and we will plan the throne, seating and décor with you — and send an itemized quote with delivery included.
