Something for the guests who don't dance. We set up a golf simulator, run a closest-to-the-pin contest all night, and pack it out.
"Easily entertained 20 individuals for 3 hours."
One wedding per date. Tee-Time Guarantee: set up 15 minutes before your start time, or you don't pay the balance.
At every reception, some guests hit the dance floor. The rest stand by the wall, check their phones, and leave after the cake.
Your guests line up for closest-to-the-pin. Their names go up on a live leaderboard. The groomsmen fight for the top spot. Grandpa hits one close and the whole line cheers. Your names are on the screen too, with a custom welcome graphic.
Our pick for most receptions: the Full Eighteen.
It needs dark or indoors. Daylight washes out the screen. Outdoor receptions work great after sunset.
It takes more room than you'd think: 16 ft wide, 12 ft deep, 11 ft of clear height, and an outlet within 100 ft. Measure first.
But once it's up, it's the part of the night your guests talk about.
I own Tilt, and I'm the one who shows up. I deliver it, build it, run it all night and pack it out. You get my cell number.
We make the weather call, and safety decides it. Light rain and wind are usually fine. If wind stops us from setting up outdoors for basically the whole event and there's no indoor space, you choose: a full refund, or a smaller sheltered setup for 25% of the price.
Yes, with an adult nearby. The attendant keeps the hitting area clear.
Yes, for closest-to-the-pin. We bring a left-handed 9-iron.
Yes. Banquet halls, barns and event centers all work if you have the space and the ceiling height.
Give us 14 days' notice and we'll move your deposit to a new date if we're free.
Text us or fill this out. We'll confirm your date is open and send a firm price, usually the same day.
P.S. We only do one wedding per date, and a date isn't held until the deposit is paid.