Wedding AV works best when sound, visuals, lighting and stage requirements are planned around the programme. This guide focuses on technical wedding AV planning rather than broader wedding-management services.
Use it to organise the technical questions before briefing an AV or production supplier.
Vows, speeches and music playback.
DJ/music and speech coverage.
LED/screens for content and live feeds where required.
Stage, room and celebration lighting.
The exact scope varies by venue and programme, but these categories cover most production-led wedding AV briefs.
Microphones, music playback and guest coverage.
Speech intelligibility and music requirements for the reception.
Inputs, monitoring and stage audio where performers or DJs are part of the programme.
Content, live camera feeds, family videos or stage visuals where appropriate.
Presenter/performer visibility, ambience and music-led looks.
Stage structure and selected special effects only where the venue and production permit.
Venue: Ballroom/outdoor area and any technical restrictions.
Programme: Ceremony, speeches, performances, DJ and key moments.
Guests: Approximate count and seating layout.
Content: Videos, presentations, live feeds or custom visuals.
Schedule: Setup, soundcheck, rehearsal and event timing.
Use the specialist service pages below to build the right combination of sound, visuals, lighting, staging and effects for the wedding programme.
Map the ceremony, speeches, performances, visuals and key celebration moments before choosing equipment.
Access and setup window.
Sound, lighting and power restrictions.
Rules for stage effects, rigging or outdoor production.
Useful answers to common wedding AV planning questions before you finalise the technical brief.
It depends on ceremony format, speeches, performers and whether handheld/lapel/podium microphones are preferred.
Not always. It is useful when the programme genuinely includes video, live feeds or stage visuals.
Yes. Stage, audio, visuals and lighting should be planned together where the wedding is production-led.
Selected effects can be considered subject to venue rules and suitability.
Venue, guest layout, sound scale, LED, lighting, stage, event duration, crew and setup schedule.
Venue, guest count, programme, stage/room plan, technical requirements and any inspiration/reference material.
Send the venue, date, guest count, programme and systems required.
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