Resorts, restaurants, wedding venues and private homes
For venues that have been styled with care. Hidden cabling, wireless speakers and microphones, and slim speakers that sit quietly in the room, set up by a theatre engineer who makes the tech disappear for a living.
A well-styled room should stay that way. We make sure the vows, speeches and music are heard without the venue looking like a gig. Years in theatre taught us how to keep the gear out of sight.

Cables run behind drapes, under rugs and along skirting, taped and dressed the way a theatre crew does it. Nobody sees them and nobody trips on them.

Wireless microphones and battery-powered speakers, so there's nothing to plug in by the arbour, the lectern or the end of the jetty.

Slim speakers that sit against the décor and still fill the room, positioned by an engineer instead of parked on tripods.
Site inspections for premium events. We walk the venue first, find where the gear can hide and, where the house system is good, plug straight into it.
Event coordinators and planners at resorts and restaurants, wedding stylists, and hosts who have put real thought into how a room looks. If the photos matter, the sound gear shouldn't be in them.
For premium events we do a site inspection first: walk the venue with you or your coordinator, work out where speakers can sit unseen, agree the cable routes, and tie into the house system where it's up to the job.
Send the venue, the date and what's happening. We'll come back with a written quote and a plan for keeping the gear out of sight.