Weddings

Whether it's a small, intimate family wedding at home, a minimalist cocktail party at a boutique hotel or a glamorous wedding ball for hundreds at Hampton Court Palace, esc events can ensure that the biggest day of your life runs just as you'd like it to: free of hassle and full of fun.

We know that every wedding is as individual as the couple getting married. Which is why every wedding we do is tailor-made.

We understand the little things that make a wedding day that little bit more special: classic cars built to take 10ft bridal trains, photographers who capture those little romantic moments, cake makers who will magic up delicious confections (or just whip up little fairy muffins if you fancy), bands who will keep guests dancing all night.

Wedding Venues

Want to transport your guests in a double decker bus? Or see yourself arriving in a horse-drawn carriage? Love the idea of a ceilidh in a barn? Or picture yourself at a sleek, chic designer party, complete with pomegranate martinis and oyster blinis? We can even, if you fancy, whisk all your guests away to a foreign country, taking care of every detail from flights to flowers.

We can make your party as personal as you want it to be: projecting individual slides to liven up speeches, conjuring up exotic decorations that remind you of romantic holidays, and rustling up music to suit your eclectic whims.

Our weddings are as bespoke as your vision. Your budget. Your imagination.

Case Study
A lavish wedding for 200 guests was held at a 16th century Priory. Following an intimate ceremony held at the top of the tower, guests entered a ‘Winter Wonderland’ for reception drinks.

After enjoying a formal wedding breakfast, guests moved back to the reception area which had been transformed into a 'Party Playground'.with entertainment including a masseuse, 'tattoo' artists, black jack and roulette tables and a cocktail bar. A well-known DJ provided music to dance the night away and the evening ended with a dramatic son et lumière show against the fabulous back drop of the Priory and its tower.