Denver & the Front Range
Wedding arch rentals in real birch, cedar, and paulownia wood plus copper- and gold-finished metal, from $150 with free flexible pickup from our West Highlands location. Reserve online in minutes, set it up yourself in under 15, and return it anytime within your 7-day window.
Free flexible pickup & drop off · delivery add-on available
Organic & Romantic
Organic and natural beauty
A clean rectangular frame built from natural birch: two upright posts and a straight crossbar top. The raw bark texture keeps the simple silhouette feeling warm and organic. Leave it bare or dress it with trailing greenery, dried pampas, or florals of your choosing.
Geometric & Modern
Modern geometry, architectural presence
A geometric triangle A-frame arch crafted from cedar. The peaked top echoes Colorado mountain silhouettes. Style it with hanging florals, fabric draping, or candles, or let it stand on its own.
Minimalist · Versatile · Striking
Clean lines, striking presence
A modern four-post canopy in copper-finished metal. Clean upright posts and an open overhead frame define the ceremony space without blocking the view behind it. Strong geometric lines complement any decor, whether left bare or dressed with hanging florals and fabric draping.
Bold Geometry & Warm Wood
Angular silhouette, natural grain
A bold geometric frame in warm paulownia wood. The angular shape makes a modern statement while the natural grain keeps it from feeling severe. Paulownia is unusually light for a hardwood, so this is the easiest of our arches to move and stand up on your own.
Circular & Elegant
A complete circle, softly gilded
A full circular ring in warm gold-finished metal. The round form frames a couple beautifully in photographs and looks striking with a single asymmetric floral cluster rather than a full installation, which keeps florist costs down.
Add to your rental
Rented alongside a chuppah or arch, not on their own. Add them to your booking request.
Silk florals and greenery for corners or crossbar.
Beige burlap aisle runner, 35' long and 40" wide.
The right arch depends on your venue and the mood you're after. The Birch Bower leans organic and romantic: it feels at home in gardens, meadows, and mountain clearings, and its natural bark texture photographs well with dried florals and greenery. The Cedar Peak makes a modern architectural statement; its peaked silhouette nods to the Rockies and pairs well with clean, contemporary styling. The Copper Canopy is a four-post structure rather than a single arch, which gives it real presence at an urban loft and works just as well fully dressed at a ranch wedding. The Timber Hexagon brings bold geometry in warm wood, and because paulownia is unusually light for a hardwood it's the simplest to transport and stand up without help. The Gold Circle is a complete ring in gold-finished metal: the round form frames a couple beautifully in photographs and needs only a single asymmetric floral cluster to look finished.
Still deciding? Our guide to the types of wedding arch rentals walks through all six shapes, from the gate and A-frame to the four-post canopy and moon-gate circle.
A well-made ceremony arch costs $400–$900 to buy, takes real storage space, and gets used exactly once. Renting from us starts at $150, includes a setup guide and all hardware, and the 7-day window means pickup and return work around your schedule, not the other way around. We're based in Denver's West Highlands, and couples drive in from Boulder, Colorado Springs, Fort Collins, and everywhere between.
Getting married under a chuppah? We rent those too; see our Denver chuppah rentals.
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