Questions and answers
Almost every question here comes back to one number: your evening guest count. These answers explain how to get to it.
Plan around the number of evening guests likely to join the silent disco, not the total daytime wedding attendance. For a full-participation evening, roughly one headset per participant is the safest starting point.
If you expect most evening guests to take part at the same time, ordering close to one headset per likely participant is safest. You may need fewer if the silent disco is only one activity among several.
Children who will participate need their own headset. Adults should supervise younger children and set a sensible volume.
Usually yes. Guests can choose a channel and adjust their own volume, which can actually make a silent disco more comfortable for mixed-age groups.
Yes. No Noise headphones have individual volume control, so each guest can choose a comfortable listening level.
Yes. Premium LED headphones use coloured lights to indicate the selected channel, helping guests see which music stream other people are listening to.
They are designed for event use, but comfort is personal. Guests can take them off whenever they want, and the lack of loud room-wide sound makes it easy to step away and talk.
The current hire terms govern responsibility for lost or damaged equipment. Couples should read those terms before confirming the booking and make sure the venue knows the equipment is hired.
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