Silent disco for office parties and corporate events
Wireless LED headphones, up to three music channels and a live DJ, across London, Surrey, Kent and Essex. Everyone dances to their own pick, and the room stays quiet enough for the neighbours.
Office Christmas parties, staff parties, summer parties, awards after-parties, and hotel and venue events.
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How a silent disco works
Everyone gets a pair of wireless LED headphones. They switch between up to three music channels, and the headphones light up in that channel's colour, so you can see across the room who's listening to what.
We DJ the main channel live, and the room picks its favourite. When one colour starts winning, you'll see it.
We bring it, set it up, DJ it and take it away. Nobody from your team has to hand out headphones or work out how they charge.
Headphones are counted out and back in at the end of the night, and cleaned between events.
When the volume is the problem
A silent disco is the answer when the room can't be loud, or can't be loud for long.
A party in the office, with other companies working on the floors above and below.
A function room next to guest bedrooms, where the speakers have to stop early.
The bar's open late but the speakers have to be off early. On headphones, the dancing carries on.
A summer party on a terrace or rooftop, where loud speakers would carry.
What we'll ask you
- What are you picturing: headphones all night, or after the speeches and awards?
- Roughly how many people, and where is it?
- Has the venue set a noise limit or a time the speakers have to stop?
- Is there music your team will be expecting to hear?
Every event is quoted, so there's no price list. Your answers are what the quote comes from. The DJ on the main channel is DJ Mark Hawley.
Who you'd be booking
We've DJ'd the CorpComms Awards at Ministry of Sound, and run quizzes at Takeda HQ, Robert Walters and the West London Chamber of Commerce.
We're fully insured (£5m public liability) and all our kit is PAT tested.
Tell us about your event
Send the date, the venue and a rough headcount, and what you're picturing. No venue yet? Just say so.
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