Get Set Event Hire is an event equipment hire company based at 12 Titiraupenga Street, Taupō. Note the location before planning logistics: although the business appears here within the central North Island region, its store and depot are in Taupō rather than Rotorua, so a Rotorua programme should confirm delivery, freight and set-up terms for the distance involved.
The company describes itself as a hire store, balloon store and candle retailer, and covers the coordination and set-up of events from private birthday parties through to corporate conferences and weddings. Its published hire range includes marquees, tables, chairs and other furniture, crockery, glassware, linen, lighting, flooring, heating and cooling, catering equipment, refrigeration, backdrops and archways, along with decorative items and balloon garlands. The stated positioning is a one-stop supply model, so a single order can cover structure, furniture, front-of-house dressing and back-of-house catering kit rather than being split across several suppliers.
Get Set Event Hire is listed as an APEX accredited member of the Hire Industry Association of New Zealand (HIANZ), the industry body's quality accreditation scheme for hire operators.
The product mix is well matched to gala dinners and awards nights, where linen, glassware, crockery and catering equipment are typically hired in alongside furniture and lighting. Marquee, flooring and heating and cooling stock supports outdoor or overflow conference space, off-site incentive functions and lakeside events where no fixed venue infrastructure exists. Backdrops and lighting suit staged plenary sets or photo-wall requirements.
The scale of individual jobs is not published, so confirm marquee sizes, available stock quantities and crew availability against your delegate numbers before committing. Trading is on business weekdays with limited Saturday hours; the business is closed Sundays and public holidays. Planners comparing other options in the region can browse Rotorua suppliers.
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