Any Occasion Tents & Events

Any Occasion Tents & Events is a Houston rental house for tents and event furnishings, based at 5714 Bissonnet Street in the Bissonnet/Bellaire corridor of southwest Houston. It’s a fourth-generation family business with more than 50 years in the industry — several team members, including co-CEOs Lynne and Kelley, have been with the company for two decades or more. Unlike an all-inclusive venue, there’s no fixed “quinceañera package” here: you build your own rental list item by item and the team quotes it back to you.

What they offer

The catalog covers most of what an event needs outside of a banquet hall itself: frame, structure, and marquee tents in a range of widths; round, rectangular, and cocktail tables; seating from folding chairs to chiavari; linens, runners, and overlays in assorted colors and fabrics; dinnerware, glassware, and flatware; portable dance floors; lighting (string lights, LED uplighting, chandeliers); pipe and drape and backdrops; and customizable bars with interchangeable panels for colors or branding. They recently added the Love Birds & Co. collection, a boutique line of vintage and boho-style pieces — ceremony arches, specialty seating, lounge furniture — aimed mainly at weddings and photo-driven setups.

Their dedicated quinceañera page calls out chiavari chairs for the head table, a dance floor, party lighting, and staging or a sound system if you need one for a DJ or speeches. Delivery, setup, and teardown are available throughout the Houston area.

Quoting works differently than at a venue: you browse the site and click a heart icon to add quantities of tents, tables, chairs, and linens to a “wishlist,” then submit it. The team checks availability and sends back a full quote — there’s no public per-item price list on the site.

Pricing and policies

Any Occasion doesn’t publish flat rates; every quote depends on the specific inventory, quantities, and date. What they do spell out clearly in their FAQ is the rental contract’s fine print, which is worth reading before booking:

• Deposit: a non-refundable 10% is due at booking; the remaining balance is due three days before delivery.
• Damage coverage: an optional waiver at 14% of the rental total covers accidental breakage (not lost items or damage from misuse).
• Changes: order quantities can be adjusted up to three business days before delivery; after that, restocking or rush fees may apply.
• Cancellations: fees scale with notice — 10% more than 7 business days out, 25% between 3 and 7 days, 50% between 2 and 3 days, and 100% for a cancellation the day before or day of the event.
• Delivery: priced by distance to the venue; standard service covers ground-floor delivery during business hours, while stairs, late-night hours, or special handling can add charges.
• Payment: major credit cards are accepted (with a processing fee); prepaid debit cards are treated as cash and require a refundable deposit; Venmo, PayPal, and Zelle are not accepted.
• There’s no credit for reserved items that go unused — pricing covers the hold on the equipment, not actual use, similar to a ticket.

For tents specifically, the site offers a sizing guide: a 20x20 or 20x30 tent for around 50 guests, 30x40 for about 100, and 40x60 or larger for 200-plus. They note that larger tents, especially for public or corporate events, may require a city permit.

Who it’s a good fit for

This vendor makes sense if you already have a venue — or you’re hosting outdoors, in a backyard, garden, or parking area — and need tents, furniture, linens, and décor handled separately, or if you want a highly customized look instead of a venue’s preset package. Their reputation is solid: 4.6 out of 5 on Google with over 300 reviews, and 4.7 out of 5 on WeddingWire across 42 reviews, plus roughly 64 reviews on Yelp. Customer comments on their own site mention punctual crews, quick setup, and thorough teardown. If what you actually want is a single contract covering venue, food, and a DJ, this isn’t that — it’s a strong complement to a venue, not an all-in-one replacement.

Tips before you book

• Start your wishlist early: for peak dates (May–June and October–December), the most-requested items — large tents, chiavari chairs, specialty tables — book up first.
• Get the full written quote, including delivery charges, before paying the deposit, and decide up front whether the 14% damage waiver makes sense for your event.
• For an outdoor quinceañera or wedding, ask specifically about tent size for your guest count and whether your ground surface (grass vs. concrete) changes the anchoring method or the cost.
• Read the tiered cancellation policy before signing — the closer your booking is to the event date, the more you risk if plans change.
• Confirm whether a city permit is needed for your tent, especially for a larger structure or a public venue.

As always, prices and policies can change — confirm everything directly with Any Occasion Tents & Events at (713) 662-9724 before booking.

Last updated: 2026-08-29