Our team has worked at 164 wedding venues across Yorkshire and the North of England. Find your venue below to see what a wedding party there looks like, how we plan the evening around the venue, and answers to the questions couples ask most.
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Manor House Lindley
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Wedding DJ venues in Leeds & West Yorkshire
From city centre hotels to country houses, mills and barns across Leeds, Wakefield, Huddersfield, Halifax and Bradford.
- 315 Bar & Restaurant
Contemporary hotel, restaurant and spa on Wakefield Road outside Huddersfield, where couples can use the Ingram Suite for the main celebration or the smaller… - The Bridge Hotel & Spa
A 17th-century coaching inn turned independently owned four-star hotel, The Bridge has 37 bedrooms and its own Courtyard Spa. - Cedar Court Hotel Bradford
Modern hotel just off the M62 with large banqueting suites, a conservatory and an outdoor roof terrace, and it is well known for hosting large Asian weddings. - Chevin Country Park Hotel & Spa
Tucked into Chevin woodland on the edge of the Dales, the hotel has three lakes in its grounds and woodland lodges for guests. - Crossley House
Listed Victorian mansion in the French Renaissance style, originally built as Belle Vue for the carpet manufacturer Frank Crossley, with ballrooms and landscaped gardens. - Denroyd Farm
Farm wedding venue in the hills above Huddersfield. - East Riddlesden Hall
17th-century manor house cared for by the National Trust, saved from demolition by two brothers in the 1930s. - Hatfeild Hall
Reached by a tree-lined drive through Normanton Golf Club’s course, this 18th-century hall is just a few miles from our base. - Healds Hall Hotel
Grade II listed house built in 1764, once home to Reverend Hammond Roberson, whom Charlotte Brontë drew on for a character in Shirley. - The Hepworth Wakefield
Award-winning art gallery on Wakefield’s waterfront that hosts wedding ceremonies, receptions and evening parties. - Holdsworth House
Grade II* listed Jacobean manor house completed in 1633 by Abraham Brigg, with oak-panelled rooms, a stone gazebo and a former 17th-century barn now used as the… - Hollins Hall
Hotel built around a Victorian manor house, set in roughly 200 acres of grounds with its own golf course and views over the Aire Valley. - The Huntsman Inn
Wedding venue near Holmfirth, West Yorkshire. - Iveridge Hall
Club and spa with function space for weddings and celebrations. - Lakeside Restaurant at Ponderosa
Lakeside restaurant inside the Ponderosa animal park, where ceremonies can look out over the water. - Lineham Farm
Working farm leased by Leeds Children’s Charity, hired exclusively for weekend weddings with its farmhouse, courtyard, stables and woodland. - Malmaison Leeds
Boutique hotel on Swinegate in the converted former Leeds City Tramways offices, with vaulted ceilings and bold interiors. - Manor House Lindley Preferred supplier
Wedding venue in Lindley, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire. - Mashriq Occasions
Banqueting venue on New Otley Road in Bradford with several banquet halls, a restaurant and a bar, hosting wedding receptions alongside other celebrations. - Oakwell Hall
Grade I listed Elizabethan manor house, set in a 110-acre country park, inspired ‘Fieldhead’ in Charlotte Brontë’s novel Shirley. - The Old Barn at Esholt
Countryside barn roughly 200 years old that has been used as a wedding venue since 2009. - Oulton Hall
Grade II listed classical sandstone mansion begun in the late 18th century for the Blayds family and rebuilt after a fire in the 1850s. - The Queens Hotel
Grade II listed Art Deco hotel faced in white Portland stone, overlooking City Square since 1937. - Rogerthorpe Manor
Manor house begun in 1610, which records show was occupied through the Civil War period. - Storthes Hall Park
Licensed wedding venue set in 44 acres of countryside at Kirkburton, around ten minutes from Huddersfield. - Thorpe Park Hotel & Spa
Modern hotel and spa with event spaces for weddings. - The Venue at Bowers Mill
Former textile mill where J. - Village Hotel Leeds North
Village Hotel on Otley Road in Headingley, with event spaces for weddings and an on-site leisure club with an indoor pool. - Village Hotel Leeds South
Modern hotel on Capitol Boulevard in Tingley. - Waterton Park Hotel
Weddings can be held in the hotel or in Walton Hall, a Georgian mansion on an island in its own lake, surrounded by parkland and old woodland. - Wentbridge House
Georgian-style house with a 1700 date stone, once home to the Leatham banking family. - Wharfedale Grange
Wedding venue near Harewood, Leeds. - Wood Hall Hotel & Spa
Grade II listed mansion designed by John Carr around 1750, reached by a long private drive through about 100 acres of woodland near the River Wharfe. - Woodkirk Valley Country Club
Golf and country club on Leeds Road in Dewsbury, founded in 1981. - Woodlands Hotel
Boutique hotel in landscaped gardens with a garden terrace, a glass orangery and a permanent marquee space for receptions.
Wedding DJ venues in Harrogate & Nidderdale
Spa town hotels, castles and grand country estates around Harrogate, Knaresborough and Ripon.
- Allerton Castle
Grade I listed Victorian Gothic castle at Allerton Mauleverer once counted Prince Frederick, Duke of York, among its owners, and today it’s run as a non-profit by the… - The Crown Hotel
Grade II listed hotel that first opened in 1740 and was rebuilt in 1847, with Italianate wings and a tower added later that century. - Goldsborough Hall
A Grade II* listed Jacobean house built around 1620, it was home to HRH Princess Mary in the 1920s and sits in 12 acres of landscaped grounds. - Grantley Hall
Historic hall restored as a five-star hotel, set in gardens in the countryside outside Ripon. - The Hovels at Harewood
Grade II listed stone building surrounded by fields on the Harewood estate, originally built to house estate workers. - Newby Hall
Late 17th-century country house that was later enlarged by John Carr and Robert Adam. - The Old Swan Hotel
Grade II listed hotel on the site of the 18th-century Swan Inn, rebuilt in the late 19th century as a hydropathic spa hotel. - Rudding Park
The Grade I listed Regency house sits in 300 acres of parkland, with a private 19th-century chapel and a Michelin-starred restaurant. - The Sun Pavilion
Art Deco pavilion opened in 1933, with a striking glass-domed colonnade.
Wedding DJ venues in York & North Yorkshire
Historic York city venues, country estates and barns across the Vale of York and North Yorkshire.
- Aldwark Manor Estate
The manor house at the heart of the estate dates from 1865. - Birdsall House
Home of the Willoughby family since the 18th century, Birdsall has parkland designed by Capability Brown and a speakeasy bar in the Old Kitchens. - Bunny Hill Weddings
Wedding venue in the countryside near York. - Burtonfields Hall
Family-owned country house of Edwardian character with Arts and Crafts detailing, still furnished with antiques and keeping its billiard room. - Camblesforth Hall
Grade I listed brick house dating from around 1690, rescued from disrepair by its current owners from 2020 and featured on Channel 4’s Renovation Nation. - Camp Kátur
Set on a 300-acre estate, Camp Kátur has a licensed Woodland Chapel and sleeps up to 124 guests in geodomes, lodges and tents. - Carlton Towers
Gothic Revival stately home overlooks 250 acres of parkland and woodland, and is still a family home. - The Croft Hotel
Grade II listed spa hotel built in 1835 to designs by Ignatius Bonomi for visitors to the local spas, with a ballroom range added around 1860, and restored by new… - Delta Hotels by Marriott York
Hotel on the edge of York whose landscaped gardens look out over York Racecourse. - The Grand, York
Built in 1906 as the headquarters of the North Eastern Railway Company, The Grand is now a five-star hotel with its own spa. - Hazlewood Castle Hotel
Recorded in the Domesday Book, the castle sits in over 70 acres of woodland and gardens, with St Leonard’s Chapel dating from 1286. - High Brockholme Barns
The venue is made up of converted farm buildings on a family farm that the Hugill family has owned for around a century. - Hornington Manor
Grade II listed manor house on an estate recorded in the Domesday survey. - The Hospitium
Two-storey, 14th-century listed building in York’s Museum Gardens, looked over by the ruins of St Mary’s Abbey, and available for exclusive use for the ceremony and… - Howsham Hall
Grade I listed Jacobean house around 400 years old, set in about 80 acres of private grounds with views over open countryside. - Lodge Farm Weddings
Run by a third-generation farming family on a 150-acre working farm, its 200-year-old barns have views of the Kilburn White Horse. - Merchant Adventurers’ Hall
Grade I listed medieval guildhall begun in 1357 by a fraternity of York merchants, with a timber-roofed Great Hall above an undercroft that was licensed as a hospital… - Mercure York Fairfield Manor
Manor house hotel of Georgian character in six acres of private grounds with a stream and wooden footbridges, with oak-panelled rooms and a sweeping oak staircase inside. - Middleton Lodge
Georgian country estate with its own kitchen garden and a relaxed, stylish feel. - The Milner York
Grade II listed Victorian railway hotel of yellow brick, completed in 1878 to a design by the North Eastern Railway’s William Peachey; previously the Royal York and… - The Normans
On a farm that’s been in the Robinson family for three generations, the ceremony barn is a former threshing barn for 40 to 120 guests. - The Parsonage Hotel & Spa
Dating from the early 1840s, the hotel is set in gardens and woodland six miles from York, with its own Cloisters Spa. - Pinchinthorpe Hall
Grade II listed manor house with a long history, standing at the foot of Roseberry Topping on the edge of the North York Moors National Park. - Priory Barn & Cottages
Set at Syningthwaite, the site of a 12th-century Cistercian priory whose remains survive in the Grade I listed farmhouse, the venue centres on a barn with seven guest… - Sandburn Hall
Family-owned estate has an 18-hole golf course and a 40-bedroom hotel set among lakes and woodland in the Vale of York. - Sedgewell Barn
The venue is made up of two linked barns, one rustic and one contemporary, on a 60-acre family farm looking out towards the Yorkshire Dales, with glamping cabins on… - Thicket Priory
Country house wedding venue in the Vale of York. - Thirsk Lodge Barns
The venue is made up of restored farm barns that keep their old brickwork, arched stables and timber beams around a courtyard with a 200-year-old olive tree. - Westfield Farm
Family farm venue built around the converted Westfield Granary, where landscaped gardens adjoin a 10-acre park ringed by plantations. - White Syke Fields
Its barns were converted from a grain store, mechanics barn and chicken sheds on a working family farm, and have even appeared as a film set. - Woodstock Weddings
Former horse stud turned into a barn venue on 20 acres of countryside, with a cocktail bar in the old stables. - York Guildhall
15th-century Grade I listed guildhall on the bank of the River Ouse, reached through the Mansion House arch. - Yorkshire Wedding Barn
Family-run, architect-designed barn venue whose bi-fold doors open onto a patio overlooking two wildlife lakes, with a lakeside spot for outdoor ceremonies.
Wedding DJ venues in Yorkshire Dales
Dales hotels, inns and historic barns around Skipton, Settle, Wensleydale and Bolton Abbey.
- Bolton Castle
Completed in 1399 and once home to Mary, Queen of Scots, during her captivity, this Grade I listed castle is one of the most dramatic venues in the Dales. - The Coniston Hotel
Privately owned hotel in the Yorkshire Dales, set on a 1,400-acre estate around a 24-acre lake where couples can hold their ceremony. - The Devonshire Arms
Hotel and spa on the Bolton Abbey Estate, owned by the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire, with a conservatory overlooking its Italian Gardens and views out over… - Falcon Manor
Restored and relaunched in 2015, this country manor has 16 boutique bedrooms and an outdoor Pavilion with panoramic views of the Yorkshire Dales. - The Gamekeeper’s Inn
Originally a gamekeeper’s cottage, the inn now has the Netherside Suite for weddings, with a vaulted ceiling, oak beams and doors opening onto a garden terrace. - The Garden Rooms at Tennants
Purpose-built events venue opened in 2015 on the edge of the market town of Leyburn, a gateway to the Yorkshire Dales, with a choice of flexible rooms for large and… - The Priests House
Built in the early 16th century in the shadow of Barden Tower, one of six historic hunting lodges, it’s one of the most atmospheric settings in the Dales. - The Tithe Barn, Bolton Abbey
Grade II* listed 16th-century barn looks out over the Bolton Abbey Priory ruins and hosts up to 300 guests for drinks and dancing.
Wedding DJ venues in Yorkshire Coast & North York Moors
Castles, country houses and coastal venues around Whitby and Scarborough.
- Asquith Hall
Formerly Ox Pasture Hall, this Grade II listed country house reopened under new owners as Asquith Hall in 2026. - Dale Farm Weddings
Yorkshire Wolds farm has views towards the coast, an open courtyard barn for around 100 guests and on-site stays, including a treehouse. - Danby Castle
Built in the 14th century and once home to Catherine Parr, Henry VIII’s sixth wife, the castle hosts ceremonies in its Court Room overlooking the Esk Valley. - Egton Manor
Grade II listed house built in 1893 as a shooting lodge for the Foster family and extended in 1913, with riverside gardens of lawns, yew hedges and follies inside the… - Grand Villa Heights
Built in 1774 on the site of a Roman fort and a hotel since 1895, the former Raven Hall sits on the clifftop overlooking Robin Hood’s Bay. - Hackness Grange
Country house hotel on the edge of the North York Moors. - Ox Pasture Hall
Country house hotel and spa set in gardens on the edge of the North York Moors. - Sneaton Castle
Grade II listed castellated house with battlemented towers, rebuilt by James Wilson after he bought the estate in 1820.
Wedding DJ venues in East Yorkshire & the Wolds
Barns, vineyards and country houses around Beverley, Driffield, Hull and the Yorkshire Wolds.
- The Barn at Willerby Hill
Newly built wedding barn, open since 2018, in countryside with woodland, landscaped gardens and fire pits. - The Beverley Barn
Converted 1950s dairy barn about a mile from Beverley town centre, keeping its exposed beams and brickwork, with views towards Beverley Minster. - Cave Castle
Castle-style hotel with its own golf course. - The Highfield House
Tudor-style house on Windmill Hill, set in about seven acres of formal gardens and old woodland with a chalk stream running through. - Kilnwick Percy Resort
Golf resort with views towards the Yorkshire Wolds, where the first-floor wedding suite has floor-to-ceiling windows looking out over the course and surrounding… - Lazaat Hotel
Hotel set down a private lane in around three acres of landscaped gardens with a wooden bridge, with a ballroom and an entrance staircase that curves around a tree. - Little Wold Vineyard
Family-run vineyard on a farm worked by the Wilson family for three generations, with vines first planted in 2012; weddings take place in a pole marquee and a tasting… - The Manor Rooms
Countryside venue has a private terrace with an outdoor Boma fire pit, perfect for evening celebrations. - Oaklands
Countryside wedding venue in the East Riding, surrounded by farmland. - Rise Hall
Rebuilt between 1815 and 1820 on an estate recorded in the Domesday Book, this Georgian house sits in 29 acres and was famously restored by Sarah Beeny. - Saltmarshe Hall
A Grade II* listed 19th-century country house in 17 acres of parkland on the bank of the River Ouse, it sleeps up to 38 guests on site. - The Sykes Barn at Sledmere
18th-century model farm building with exposed beams, brick archways and an enclosed courtyard, on the estate of Sledmere House. - Wold View Farm
Family-run farm on the Yorkshire Wolds, where renovated barns opened as a wedding venue in 2020.
Wedding DJ venues in South Yorkshire & Derbyshire
Country halls, city venues and hotels around Sheffield, Rotherham, Barnsley, Doncaster and Chesterfield.
- Aston Hall Hotel
Country-house hotel on Worksop Road set in mature gardens, with a lawn edged by established trees and a white lattice garden gazebo. - Barlow Woodseats Hall
Early 17th-century Grade II* listed manor house on a site recorded as far back as the 13th century, with receptions held in an old cruck-framed barn whose original… - Bawtry Hall
Grade II* listed red-brick Georgian house built in 1785 for Pemberton Milnes. - Dunston Hall
Grade II listed 16th-century hall with Grade II listed barns, which the owners have been converting into part of the wedding venue. - The Garrison Hotel
Hotel built in 2001 on the site of the guardhouse of the Grade II listed Hillsborough Barracks of 1848 to 1854, with the original jail cells still visible in the… - Hellaby Hall
Grade II* listed late 17th-century house built around 1690 for Ralph Fretwell, a merchant who made his fortune in Barbados, with a shaped Dutch-style gable; it is now… - Hickleton Hall
Georgian stately home set in around 17 acres of gardens, and a popular choice for marquee weddings. - Hooton Pagnell Hall
Grade II* listed hall that has belonged to the same family for over 300 years, with receptions held in a tithe barn restored in 2018 and ceremonies possible at the… - The Mowbray
Red-brick building put up in 1889 as a hub for steel merchants, restored from dereliction with its arched windows and sliding factory doors kept, and a roof terrace bar. - The Norfolk Arms
Grade II listed stone inn whose beer garden looks over the Mayfield valley, a short drive from the Peak District villages of Hathersage and Castleton. - Peak Edge Hotel
Hotel opened in 2018 alongside the Red Lion, a Georgian inn dating from 1788, on high ground looking out over the Derbyshire countryside at the edge of the Peak… - Tankersley Manor
The hotel is built around a Grade II listed 17th-century house that keeps its oak beams and Yorkshire stone walls. - Twin Oaks Hotel
Countryside hotel on Church Lane near Palterton, made from a converted row of colliery cottages. - voco Sheffield
Just a short walk from the Winter Gardens and Peace Gardens, the hotel has ten event rooms holding up to 550 guests and its own spa. - Whirlow Brook Hall
House built in 1906 for Percy Fawcett, a director of steelmakers Thomas Firth & Sons. - Whitley Hall
Grade II* listed Elizabethan hall, with a carving over a doorway dated 1584, set in gardens with two small lakes. - Wildes Inns
Country house hotel set in Derbyshire countryside, with a walled garden, lawns and a pergola terrace. - Wortley Hall
Grade II* listed Georgian house, built from 1731 and once the seat of the Earls of Wharncliffe, which has been owned since 1951 by a co-operative linked to the trade…
Wedding DJ venues in North Lincolnshire & Nottinghamshire
Country houses and garden venues just beyond the Yorkshire border.
- Bardney Hall
A Grade II* listed Queen Anne house from the early 18th century, it’s family-run by a mother and daughter and hired exclusively for each wedding. - The Carriage Hall
It’s the restored Victorian goods shed of the former Plumtree railway station, with a contemporary interior inside the original structure. - Laceby Manor
Golf and spa resort set around an 18-hole parkland course, with a Scandinavian-inspired spa and lodges in the grounds. - The Secret Garden
Grade II listed property on the village green with about seven acres of south-facing gardens split into five distinct areas, plus a large courtyard. - Wootton Hall
Georgian country house estate with original period features, an English walled garden, kitchen gardens and a private nine-hole golf course.
Wedding DJ venues in Lake District & Cumbria
Lakeside hotels and country estates across the Lake District and Cumbria.
- Askham Hall
Askham Hall is a Grade I listed house with origins in the 13th century, and was home to the Lowther family for around three centuries. - Casterton Grange
Victorian house built in 1848 to a design by the architect Ewan Christian, set in private grounds with a lake, a walled garden and Italianate terraces on the edge of… - Eden Barn
Traditional barn, around 200 years old and built from Westmorland stone, sits in 100 acres of the Upper Eden Valley. - Hidden River Barn
Set in private grounds overlooking the River Lyne, its barn has panoramic glass windows, and on-site cabins and cottages mean guests can stay the night. - Holbeck Ghyll
Late 19th-century country house first built as a hunting lodge for Lord Lonsdale. - Inn on the Lake
The hotel’s 15 acres of gardens slope down to a private stretch of Ullswater shore with its own jetties. - Langdale Hotel & Spa
Hotel and spa on the 35-acre Langdale Estate, a site of 19th-century gunpowder works where millstones and a water-wheel still survive among the woodland and waterways. - Lodore Falls Hotel
Hotel in front of the Lodore Falls cascade, made famous by Robert Southey’s poem, with views across Derwentwater towards Cat Bells. - Town Head Estate
Private estate of around 130 acres with roughly half a mile of its own Windermere shoreline.
Wedding DJ venues in North East
Castles, halls and barns in County Durham, Newcastle and Northumberland.
- The Biscuit Factory
Victorian former biscuit factory converted into an independent art gallery, where the plant-filled Garden Room is one of three spaces used for weddings. - Charlton Hall
Grade II listed Georgian country house on a private 150-acre estate, owned by the Thorp family from 1878 and reimagined with bold, eclectic interiors after 2017. - Dalton Old Pump House
Grade II* listed Victorian Gothic water pumping station, designed by Thomas Hawksley and built in the 1870s. - Doxford Barns
The venue is made up of converted farm buildings on a 550-acre private estate, including an 18th-century threshing hall and an oak-beamed Great Barn. - Lartington Hall
Grade II* listed country house whose oldest part dates from about 1635, with a private chapel added around 1800 and a ballroom in 1836. - Runa Farm
Working farm with sheep and alpacas on the former Jersey Farm site, where a converted silo forms the entrance to the wedding venue. - Wynyard Hall
Former country house and one-time home of the Londonderry family, with grand State Rooms and landscaped gardens.
Wedding DJ venues in Manchester, Cheshire & Merseyside
City hotels, waterfront venues and Cheshire country houses.
- Colshaw Hall
Grade II listed hall owned by the Irlam family on a 300-acre private estate, with ceremonies held in an oak-beamed former stables building. - Heaton House Farm
Group of converted farm buildings and barns with sandstone walls and oak beams, set among water gardens and patios. - Hope Street Hotel
Boutique hotel in an 1860 building styled as a Venetian palazzo, which once housed the London Carriage Works, with a rooftop bar looking out over the city. - Kimpton Clocktower
Listed red terracotta building designed by Alfred Waterhouse in 1891 as the Refuge Assurance offices, with its landmark clock tower added in 1912; wedding spaces… - King Street Townhouse
Grade II listed former bank, designed by Edward Salomons in an Italian Renaissance style and opened in 1872, now a hotel with a seventh-floor infinity pool looking… - Merrydale Manor
Family-run estate with a manor house set in parkland, where a lake with a jetty lies in front of the house. - Oh Me Oh My
The venue occupies West Africa House, a 1920s building that was once the Bank of West Africa, facing the Three Graces on Liverpool’s waterfront. - The Saddleworth Hotel
Family-run hotel in the Castleshaw Valley set in more than nine acres of gardens and woodland, with a sandstone gazebo used for outdoor ceremonies. - Sandhole Oak Barn
Green oak-framed barn built in 2005 in the style of a medieval timber building on the Worth family’s farm, overlooking a six-acre lake with a timber clock tower used… - Sefton Park Palm House
Victorian glasshouse built by Mackenzie and Moncur and opened in 1896, a gift to the city from Henry Yates Thompson. - Thornton Hall Hotel
Victorian hall dating from the mid-1800s that has been extended since, in the village of Thornton Hough. - Titanic Hotel Liverpool
Hotel in restored dockside warehouses overlooking Stanley Dock, where weddings are held in the converted Rum Warehouse and couples can marry on a replica of the RMS… - The White Hart at Lydgate
Inn in the hills of Saddleworth whose original building dates from 1788.
Wedding DJ venues in Lancashire & the Ribble Valley
Barns and country house venues around Clitheroe and the Ribble Valley.
- Bashall Barn
Restored 16th-century barn set in open Ribble Valley countryside, with a light-filled ceremony room, a separate barn for the wedding breakfast and a courtyard. - Eaves Hall
Grade II listed red-brick and Portland stone country house built in 1922 in a Georgian-influenced style, set in around 13 acres of gardens with a garden pavilion and… - Hobbit Hill
Wedding barn with oak roof trusses and full-length bi-fold doors on a 150-acre farm estate looking down towards the River Ribble, with woodland ceremonies held among… - The Out Barn
Original 17th-century stone hay barn paired with a modern oval ceremony room clad in oak grown on the farm, whose glass bi-fold doors look out across farmland to… - Springbank Manor
Mill owner John Pickup built this Victorian manor in 1898 as a family home.
Wedding DJ venues in Scotland
The occasional celebration north of the border.
- Cluny Castle
Wedding venue in Aberdeenshire, Scotland.
Wedding venue DJ FAQs
Do you DJ at venues outside Yorkshire?
Yes. Most of our weddings are in Yorkshire, but our team has worked at venues across the North of England, from the Lake District and Northumberland to Manchester, Cheshire and Liverpool. Tell us your venue and date and we will confirm availability.
My venue is not on the list. Can you still DJ there?
Of course. This directory lists venues our team has worked at, and we add more all the time. We cover wedding venues across Yorkshire and the North, and we speak to every venue before the day to plan set-up, power and sound levels.
Do you check venue rules for sound limiters and cold sparks?
Yes. Before every wedding we confirm load-in times, finish times, sound limiters and whether cold spark fountains are allowed, so there are no surprises on the day.
Can we book a DJ and photo booth together?
Yes. Our sister company Selfie Star provides luxury wedding photo booths, so you can book your wedding DJ and photo booth with one team.
Check your date
Popular venues book up early, especially Saturdays from May to September. Get in touch with your date and venue and we will confirm availability straight away. Looking for a photo booth too? See the wedding venues Selfie Star has worked at.