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Wedding sound and lighting rental

Vows that carry to the back row, music that fills the reception, and light that changes the room after dinner. Rent the equipment on its own, or add delivery and setup.

How the day actually unfolds

A wedding runs in four acts

Each one asks something different of the same equipment, which is why one system rarely covers all four without thought.

Act one

The ceremony

Quiet speech, often outdoors, with no second take. One speaker and a wireless microphone.

Act two

Drinks and dinner

Music sitting under conversation. The same speakers, turned right down.

Act three

The speeches

A handheld passed along the top table. Everyone has to hear it, including the back.

Act four

The dancing

Where a subwoofer earns its keep, and where the room finally changes colour.

What the day actually asks for

A wedding is really three rooms

The same equipment rarely suits all three. Working out which parts of the day need what is most of the job.

The ceremony

The hardest part to get right and the only part with no second take. Vows and readings are quiet, and an outdoor ceremony has no walls helping you. One speaker on a stand and a wireless microphone covers most ceremonies; a large guest count or a ceremony held away from the reception needs more.

The reception

Dinner music sits low, the dance floor sits loud, and one pair of speakers has to do both. A subwoofer is the difference between a room that is merely loud and a floor that feels full.

Speeches and toasts

A handheld microphone passed between people, or two if the top table is spread out. Wireless means nobody is tethered to a stand in the photographs.

Where most couples start

What tends to get rented

If your DJ or band is bringing their own system, you may only need the ceremony covered. If not, these are the usual starting points.

01

QSC K12.2 Event Package

Two powered speakers on stands with a wired microphone and cables. Covers a ceremony and a modest reception in one hire.

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02

QSC Deluxe Package

The same idea with a subwoofer added, for a full dance floor or a live band.

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03

Wireless microphones

Shure handheld systems for vows, readings and toasts, so nothing is tethered to a cable.

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04

Battery uplighting

Rockville PAR wash lights that run on battery, so they can sit against any wall with no cable to hide.

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05

Projector and screen

For a photo montage or a slideshow during dinner, sized to how bright the room is.

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One thing worth checking first

Ask your DJ or band exactly what they bring. Most DJs arrive with a pair of speakers and a microphone, which is often enough for the reception but rarely reaches an outdoor ceremony in a separate space. A live band is the opposite: they need more inputs and monitoring than a DJ setup provides. Knowing which you have changes what you need to rent.

Tell us the date, the venue and the headcount

We will look at what the ceremony and the reception each need, and send a price with as much delivery and setup as you want.

What we will ask
Ceremony indoors or out
Whether a DJ or band is booked
Guest numbers
Venue and date