
Bistro string lights
Per 100 ft strand, LED globe bulbs
$82.50per 100 ftEst.
Cook County · Lighting
Event lighting rentals in Elmwood Park, IL start at $2.20, and the typical item costs about $71.50, across 26 options from Chicago-area rental partners. Delivery to Elmwood Park is priced per order, usually $150 to $400 depending on distance, stairs and timing, and one free itemized quote covers delivery, setup and pickup.


Per 100 ft strand, LED globe bulbs
$82.50per 100 ftEst.

Wireless, battery powered, any color
$38.50each

Crystal or wood-and-iron, for tents and lofts
$82.50each

Per 10' section, 8'-16' tall
$55per 10' section
$192.50each
$2.20each
Prices are based on local rental companies' published rates plus our booking fee. Your final quote is confirmed by the rental company for your date and venue.
Planning for Elmwood Park
| Guests | You will need about |
|---|---|
| 50 guests | 8 uplights or 60 ft of string lights |
| 100 guests | 10 uplights or 120 ft of string lights |
| 150 guests | 15 uplights or 180 ft of string lights |
| 200 guests | 20 uplights or 240 ft of string lights |
Want exact counts for your floor plan? Try the seating planner or see what lighting cost in Chicago.
* Estimated from Chicago-area market rates; confirmed in your quote.
Celebrating in Elmwood Park
Elmwood Park is a dense, close-knit village of brick bungalows and two-flats, and its Grand Avenue shops and bakeries reflect a strong Italian-American heritage. Family is the center of celebration here, and gatherings tend to be big: grandparents, cousins, neighbors and the parish friends all show up. That means more chairs than a typical living room can hold. Christenings and anniversaries here often turn into all-day open houses, so seating needs to last from the first toast to the final plate of dessert.
The Metra Milwaukee District West line cuts through the village with a station on Grand Avenue, which is also the commercial spine. Lots are small, so backyard parties often use garages, driveways and shared alleys. Rental delivery works best when you know exactly where a truck can stop and where tables will go. Trains on the Milwaukee line stop traffic at crossings, and one-way alleys mean it pays to walk the route before the truck rolls.
Small lots mean long tables and smart layouts, with chairs that stack and carry easily.
Lighting here: String lights between trees or poles turn a yard into a venue after dark. Plan power runs and keep cords off walkways.
Common for graduation and communion parties. Ask about canopy tents and weather backup.
Lighting here: String lights between trees or poles turn a yard into a venue after dark. Plan power runs and keep cords off walkways.
Church halls and banquet rooms often supply tables but not enough chairs, so confirm counts early.
Lighting here: Hall lighting is often harsh. Uplights in your colors and dimmed overheads change the room more than any decor.
Parks and pavilions generally need reservations. Check with the Village of Elmwood Park.
Lighting here: Park events usually end at dusk; if yours does not, battery lanterns and uplights avoid the need for power.
How to plan
One uplight every 8-10 feet of wall, set to your color palette.
For a tent, plan the tent length x 3-4 for a zig-zag or perimeter pattern.
Pipe and drape is priced per running foot; use it to hide walls, storage or a kitchen door.
FAQ
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