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Event Equip

Furniture Hire, Event Equipment, Weddings, Events

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Event Equip is a family-run business that has been supplying top-notch furniture for events across Worcester for over 25 years. With a wealth of experience in the industry, we understand the importance of creating the perfect atmosphere for any occasion—be it private parties, corporate events, or trade shows. Our extensive inventory features stylish furniture options that can be customized to fit your event’s theme and requirements. Committed to quality service, we work closely with our clients to ensure every detail is handled with care and precision. Trust Event Equip to elevate your event experience through expert knowledge and exceptional service.

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