Installation
Arch
bookable
An illuminated arch on a raised platform: two paths rise from either side, unite at the top and climb together toward infinity. Step up, take someone's hand and say it out loud.
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Specs
Footprint ~12 ft tall x 10 ft wide, on an ~8 x 12 ft platform
Approximate; confirm for tight sites.
Weight ~800 lb (est.)
Spread across modular sections.
Power Under 500W on one 120V circuit
LED in the ribs and platform edge. Add ~1 kW if you want our ceremony sound system (two 500W PA speakers and a mic).
Transport Utility trailer or cube van
Modular sections. We deliver within BC, or you can collect.
Install 2-3 people, ~3 hours
Hand tools only, no machinery. Teardown takes ~90 minutes.
Engineering Not engineer reviewed
Single-level and self-supporting. No suspended elements. Not P.Eng-stamped. Staked or ballasted to the site's wind exposure.
Site Level ground, ~12 x 16 ft clear
Includes space for people to gather in front.
The Arch is a white timber arch on a raised round platform. Each side rises from the ground as its own path. The two climb toward each other, meet at the crown, and carry on upward as one line reaching for infinity: two people on their own life paths, uniting and ascending together. At night, LED lights up both sides and the platform edge.
Couples, friends and strangers step up, take each other's hands and say what they mean while the crowd watches. We've watched people use it to renew twenty-year vows, formalise a friendship, mark a divorce and say goodbye to someone who died.
It grew out of Wild Union, our ceremony arch at Bass Coast 2025, and ran there again as Deep Union in 2026. With Lana Ennis (BC Marriage Officiant, New Zealand Celebrant) alongside, the ceremonies under it can be real and legally binding. Book it as a festival art piece, a ceremony stage, a stage portal or a photo moment. Built at Create Makerspace in Squamish, BC.
Request to book
Bring Arch to your event
Nothing is held until we confirm your dates.