Weddingbee boards

If you want to rent a chuppah/mandap, you might check out this list of places from the Jewish Information and Referral Service.

Alternatively, you could make your own.  Here are some instructions online on how to do that.

• Mine (picture below and instructions at this link) was built on the frame of a portable popup gazebo.  We live in DC and got married in Massachusetts.  Our chuppah could be folded up and easily transported, and was also easy to set up once we got there.
• This one relies on putting each of the four poles into PVC pipe set into a flowerpot partly filled with concrete for stability.
• This one is based on using a lattice for the ceiling, which stabilizes the whole structure so as to make support for the bottoms of the poles unnecessary.
• This one has a wooden frame at the top, held up by lattices at each of the corners.
• This one has a PVC frame, anchored in concrete.
• This one is based on birch poles put into umbrella stands.
• This one attaches foot flanges to slate tiles for each corner of the base.
• This one is not free-standing, and would need to be held by four people during the ceremony.  However, it uses bungee cords to attach the four corners of the cloth to the four poles, so that the fabric won't get torn if the pole-carriers aren't perfectly in sync.

Hope this helps!