Placement options, ranked by invisibility

  1. Side yard tucked behind a hedge, invisible from ceremony and reception, accessible via a path
  2. Motor court behind the main residence, out of sight, generous tow access
  3. Service drive or alley adjacent to the property, invisible, often the easiest tow approach
  4. Back-of-lot near garage or carriage house, visible from one angle only
  5. Driveway curb cut, visible but on-property, no permit needed
  6. Curbside (with permit), most visible, last resort

Pre-walk the placement

Before quoting, we pull up your address on Google Street View and satellite. We identify the most invisible placement that the 3/4-ton tow truck can reach with a 20-ft turning radius. If the ideal spot is blocked by landscaping the truck can't navigate, we propose the second-best option. This pre-walk is free and happens within an hour of inquiry.

Landscaping tricks

  • Tall potted plants (rented from your florist) along the trailer's long side, turns it into a hedge
  • Drapery panels rented from your rental company, hung from a freestanding pipe-and-drape frame
  • Existing hedges or trees as natural cover, even a 6-ft hedge hides the bottom half
  • Backdrop signage facing the guest area, turns the trailer into part of the event installation

Magnetic panels (3-day lead time)

We offer removable magnetic panels in solid colors, white, ivory, sage, navy, taupe. They snap to the trailer's exterior and read as a single solid finish. The 7-day quote turnaround makes them practical for any wedding booked 3+ weeks out. Cost is typically $300–$500 depending on color and quantity.

Full vinyl wraps (7-day lead time)

For brand-conscious weddings or sponsor activations, we offer full custom vinyl wraps. Send your artwork or work with our partner designer. The wrap is removable at end of rental, no impact on the underlying unit. Cost ranges $500–$1,500 depending on artwork complexity and side coverage.

What you don't need to hide

The interior. Guests entering the unit see stainless vanities, porcelain toilets, full-height mirrors, hot running water, and LED lighting calibrated for comfort. The interior is part of the event experience, not something to apologize for. Some clients put a small framed thank-you note inside; the unit reads as venue infrastructure, not a rental.