Three ways your site sells the event

Same real inventory, same real reviews, same quote and booking flow. Three different personalities. Pick the one that feels like your company.

Preview of Grand Occasion: ivory and deep green editorial site with a 3D tent canopy

D1 Grand Occasion

Luxury weddings. Champagne, ivory, deep green. A 3D high-peak tent that rises as you scroll.

Open D1

Preview of Plan Your Event: a live top-down floor plan configurator

D2 Plan Your Event

Pick event type and guests, see the tent, tables and chairs drawn live. Plus a fast filterable catalog with a quote list.

Open D2

Preview of After Dark: navy and gold night scene with a tent being assembled in 3D

D3 After Dark

Cinematic night events and corporate. Dusk to night, glowing tents, a structure tent that builds itself.

Open D3

What these fix on the current site

No installation photos shown: tent styles and clear concept scenes instead, labeled as concepts.
Placeholder product images and "Loading Inventory...": tidy, consistent product tiles.
Typos, inconsistent naming, empty footer sections: one name, a complete footer.
No clear booking path: Get a Quote is the first and last thing on every screen.
No service-area info: a DFW section with Dallas and the Mansfield warehouse.

Same system underneath

Every "Get a Quote" and "Check Availability" button goes to your existing quote and inventory pages.

Keeps your booking system. Quotes and inventory still run on Rent More Pro. Nothing about how you take orders changes.

Only real facts are used: your categories, your hours, your six five-star Google reviews, your FAQ, and your own product photos. AI-made scenes are marked "Concept image". No prices are shown beyond Same Day Pickup + $125.