Case Studies

Is a photo booth worth it at your wedding? At under £5 a head for 80 guests, it covers evening entertainment, guest favours and a guestbook you keep forever.

Can a white LED dance floor go in a marquee? Only on a rigid, levelled subfloor. Here is why uneven ground breaks LED panels and how to check your marquee.

For many couples, the single most anxiety-inducing item on the wedding schedule isn’t the public vows or the speeches. It is the first dance. The thought of stepping out alone into the middle of a spotlighted dance floor, swaying awkwardly in silence for three and a half minutes while eighty pairs of eyes stare directly

At 8:15 PM on a warm August evening, a newlywed couple glances across their reception room. The first dance finished fifteen minutes ago, but the dance floor has thinned out and only two people are using the selfie mirror. A sudden wave of panic sets in: Did we waste our budget on entertainment nobody wants

When your wedding day concludes, the flowers will wilt, the meal will have been eaten, the music will fade and your attire will be packed away in a box. Months of careful planning, budgeting and styling will suddenly be behind you. Of all the suppliers you hire, your photographer is the custodian of everything else

In recent years, many venues across Kent have expanded their offerings by purchasing their own in-house Photo Booths, Selfie-Mirrors or decorative items. For couples, seeing a Selfie-Mirror offered directly through their venue for a slightly lower price tag can feel like a no-brainer. On paper, it looks like a quick win and an easy way

It’s a classic story: you get engaged over Christmas or New Year, excitement is at an all-time high and by February you head to your very first wedding fair. Within two hours, you’re handed brochures by 15 photographers, 10 cake makers, five dress boutiques and dozens of decor, music and photo booth companies. You walk

If you belong to any local Kent wedding or event groups on Facebook, you’ve probably seen posts asking for budget supplier recommendations. Within minutes, dozens of people drop their prices in the comments. When you’re trying to stretch a wedding budget, seeing a Photo Booth or DJ offered for £150 to £200 feels like an

Ask almost any couple who married five years ago what surprised them most about their wedding day, and they will give you the same answer: it passed by in an absolute flash. After 18 to 24 months of painstaking planning, tasting menus, supplier meetings and design choices, your wedding day moves at lightning speed. In

A decade ago, wedding planning operated squarely in a seller’s market. Couples competed for scarce Saturday dates in August, accepted peak venue fees without question and built their budget around a rigid 12-hour timetable. Today, the landscape in Kent, home to over 200 wedding venues, has shifted dramatically into a buyer’s market. Couples are taking