- Adding sidewalls to a tent eliminates natural light, so additional lighting is helpful. - Access to electricity and extension cords is necessary for running heaters and lights. - Identifying the location of electricity in advance helps prevent mishaps. - Planning the entrance and exit points for guests is important for appropriate flow. - Proper egress and exits should be available for guests' safety in case of an emergency. - Tent heaters need to be placed strategically for even heating, access to electric outlets, and to keep them out of the way. - On average, a 100# propane tank lasts approximately 8 hours. - Additional propane may be needed for multiple-day events. - Monitoring the weather forecast is recommended to make necessary adjustments for a warm tent. - During cold months, the ground takes longer to dry out, requiring preparation such as adding straw or subfloor under the tent to prevent mud tracking. - Heated tents can keep guests warm and comfortable during outdoor winter events. - They use electric heaters or propane-powered heaters to warm up the air inside the tent. - Heated tents come in various sizes and styles to fit different event needs. - They can be used in various settings such as backyards, parks, or beaches. - Heated tents have no planning restrictions and can be used for any event theme or location. - Heated tents provide peace of mind by protecting guests from the elements. - Management committee advises having two to three glasses per person at a cocktail party.