Red Carpet Arrivals.
An arrivals set is three things working together: the carpet guests walk, the rope line that holds the photographers, and the wall they stop in front of. Get the geometry right and the photographs take care of themselves.
Event carpet
Full colour range, 1.2m runner or 2m area carpet, 3–15m long.
Bollards & ropes
Sets the photographer distance and keeps the carpet clear.
Arrivals wall
The backdrop guests stop in front of — often double-sided.
Welcome signage
Entry and welcome signage at the head of the carpet.
Custom build
Anything we don't stock — rigging, plinths, feature lighting — gets priced with the rest of your build.
From-prices are ex GST · event logistics added at checkout
- Feature lighting along the carpet
- Weighted bases for an outdoor arrival
- A covered approach if the forecast is against you
These aren't catalogue items — request a custom quote and we'll price them with the rest of your build.
Distance is the variable nobody plans. Photographers need to stand back far enough to fit a full-length shot — a rope line too close to the carpet forces them into an upward angle that flatters nobody. The rope line, not the carpet, is what sets that distance.
Carpet is not only red. We run a full colour range across two tiers, so the carpet can sit inside your brand palette rather than fighting it — and colour is priced on the configurator alongside width and length.
Weather decides an outdoor arrival. Carpet needs a dry, secured approach, and a wall outdoors needs weighted or staked bases with fabric chosen for wind. Tell us the venue and whether the approach is covered and we will specify accordingly.
- Carpet
- 3–15m long · 1.2m runner or 2m area
- Rope line
- Packs of 4–12 bollards — chrome, brass or matte black
- Wall
- 6m wide · double-sided for brand and sponsors
- Site
- Dry, secured approach; weighted bases if outdoors
What do I need for a red carpet arrival?
Carpet the length of the approach, bollards and ropes to hold the photographer line at the right distance, and a media wall for guests to stop in front of. Welcome signage at the head of the carpet finishes it.
Does the carpet have to be red?
No. We run a full colour range across two tiers — choose the colour, width and length on the event carpet configurator and the price updates live.
Can you do a red carpet outdoors?
Yes, with a dry secured approach and weather-appropriate specification — weighted or staked bases for the wall and fabric chosen for wind. Tell us the venue and whether the approach is covered and we will confirm what is safe.
Running red carpet arrivals?
Configure online for a live price, or send us the brief and we'll quote a custom build within one business day.