Banquet Hall Crystal Candle Chandelier Large Scale Multi Arm Church Reception Lighting Fixture

This banquet hall crystal candle chandelier is engineered at the scale that large reception spaces actually require: diameters from two to three and a half metres, forty to sixty candle arms, and a frame that stays rigid while crews work around it during event changeovers. The structure separates into half sections that bolt together with alignment pins, because no standard service lift will take a three metre chandelier in one piece. Each half is pre-wired with plug connectors, so the electrical connection is a matter of mating two plugs rather than terminating forty cores on a ladder. Crystal is dressed in two densities — heavier above the centre of the hall and lighter toward the perimeter — which delivers even sparkle across a long banquet floor without overloading the outer arms.

• Half Section Build: The frame splits into two bolted halves with alignment pins, so a three metre fixture passes through standard service lifts and double doors without crane access.
• Plug Connector Wiring: Each half is pre-wired and terminated in a mating plug, reducing site electrical work from forty core terminations to a single connection on the ladder.
• Forty to Sixty Candle Arms: Arm count scales with diameter so the candle rhythm stays consistent on a large fixture, avoiding the sparse look of scaled-up small designs.
• Two Density Crystal Dressing: Crystal is heavier above the centre of the hall and lighter toward the perimeter, delivering even sparkle across a long banquet floor while keeping outer arms light.
• Event Duty Joints: Bolted joints, lock-wired hooks and a tested coating system are specified for halls hosting frequent large events with rigging crews working nearby.
• Multi Point Suspension: Each half hangs from its own rated anchor, distributing load across the structural grid and allowing independent levelling after installation.

Built for hotel banquet halls, convention reception rooms, church interiors and large event spaces with ceilings above six metres. The half section build makes the fixture viable for older buildings with narrow service access, and the multi point suspension suits halls with structural grids rather than single anchor points. Churches often specify the same family for nave and side chapel installations at different diameters, and reception venues use it above head tables and dance floors where the candle silhouette supports a formal ceremony.

We begin with the hall plan, ceiling height and structural grid, then propose diameter, arm count and suspension layout within the venue load limits. A shop drawing, weight statement and rigging package are issued for structural approval. Custom options include crystal density upgrades for very long halls, an uplight ring for wall washing behind the head table, hoist-ready frames for venues that lower fixtures between events, and DMX dimming for event lighting desks.

Halves travel on a steel reinforced skid with blocked and foam sleeved arms, and crystal ships in padded trays labelled by position. Bolts, pins and lock wire are packed in a labelled hardware box matching the assembly drawing. Each skid shows weight, lifting points and section numbering, and an illustrated assembly manual is supplied for the rigging contractor.

Production takes 30 to 40 days after approval, with staged shipments for phased venue openings. A rigging consultation call is offered before installation, an eight percent crystal allowance is included, and single arms or half sections can be supplied as replacements within three years. Production files are retained for five years to support refurbishment and matching installations.